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General| Type | Analog Mixing Console |
|---|---|
| Number of Channels | 32 |
| Mic Preamps | 32 |
| EQ | 4-band EQ with two sweepable mids |
| Aux Sends | 6 |
| Direct Outputs | 32 |
| Metering | LED |
| Subgroups | 8 |
| Phantom Power | Yes |
| Faders | 100mm |
| Dimensions | Varies by model |
| Weight | Varies by model |
| Buses | 8 Buses |
Details the key features and capabilities of the Ghost and Ghost LE mixing consoles.
Guidelines for proper electrical wiring and grounding to ensure optimal console performance and safety.
Instructions for connecting and utilizing the console's power supply unit for safe and reliable operation.
Step-by-step guide for installing the optional meterbridge to enhance signal monitoring capabilities.
Information on performing user-level modifications to the Ghost console, with important warnings.
Explanation of all input, output, and interface jacks located on the console's rear panel for connectivity.
A step-by-step procedure for setting up and recording initial tracks on the multitrack recorder.
Instructions for configuring monitoring within the control room, focusing on signal paths and levels.
Guidance on setting up studio monitoring, including headphone and speaker outputs for performers.
Steps involved in mixing down recorded tracks, including routing signals and setting levels for the final output.
Explains the symbols and conventions used in the console's block diagram for signal flow understanding.
Traces the path of audio signals through the console, detailing inputs, processing, and outputs.
Details the connection and function of the power connector on the console's rear panel.
Description of various input and output jacks, including Line, Mic, Mix B, and Group outputs.
Detailed explanation of the mono input channel strip, its controls, and signal path.
Describes the operation and parameters of the console's equalizer section for tone shaping.
Explains the functionality of auxiliary sends and returns for effects processing and monitoring mixes.
Details the routing and functionality of the Mix B output, used for various mixing and monitoring purposes.
Guides users through setting up and performing multitrack recording sessions with the console.
Provides instructions for setting up control room monitoring for tracking and playback.
Outlines the steps for setting up studio monitoring for performers, including headphone mixes.
Explains methods for adding new parts to existing recordings, including punching in and out.
Covers the final stage of the recording process, detailing how to mix down multitrack recordings.
Explains how input signals are processed, including the effects of switches like PHASE and REV.
Describes the function of meters and peak LEDs in monitoring signal levels and status.
Details how EQ settings and MIX B routing affect the signal path and overall mix.
Explains various configurations for auxiliary sends based on source and destination routing.
Overview of the physical controls, display, and selectors on the console's front panel.
How the CPU controls external machines and synchronizes with timecode for studio workflows.
Explains the use of mute groups, snapshots, and dynamic mute automation for scene recall.
Details the use of MIDI faders for remote control, setup storage, and parameter adjustment.
Covers saving, loading, and re-initializing console memory for snapshots and settings.
Provides basic checks and common solutions for typical console issues.
A comprehensive chart listing common problems, their possible causes, and recommended solutions.
Lists technical specifications for microphone and line inputs, including sensitivity and impedance.
Details the technical specifications for master outputs, group outputs, and auxiliary sends.
Presents key performance data such as frequency response, crosstalk, and THD.
Provides physical dimensions and weight information for different console frame sizes.
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