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General| Brand | SoundCraft |
|---|---|
| Model | SPIRIT LIVE 4 2 |
| Category | Music Mixer |
| Language | English |
Explains the fundamental purpose and operation of a mixer.
Details the flexible and precise control of frequency response using EQ.
Describes routing signals to secondary outputs for foldback or effects.
Explains adjusting the signal's position within the stereo mix.
Details monitoring signals at specific points without affecting the main mix.
Explains the use of insert points for external signal processing.
Guidance on correct connection, positioning, and cabling for mixer operation.
Essential safety guidelines to prevent injury and equipment damage.
Details on connecting microphones to the mixer's XLR input.
Instructions for connecting line-level sources via jack sockets.
Explanation of the unbalanced insert point for signal processing.
Details on connecting stereo sources and CD/cassette players.
Explains connecting effects units or external sources to stereo returns.
Describes insert points for Mix and Group outputs for signal processing.
Wiring for Mix, Group, and Matrix outputs using XLR connectors.
Wiring for the stereo headphone output.
Details the XLR and 3-pole jack inputs for mono channels.
Explains the +48V phantom power switch for condenser mics.
Describes the phase reversal switch for input signals.
How to set the input gain to avoid distortion or noise.
Input section for cassette or CD players, with gain sensitivity settings.
Setting input gain for various professional and semi-professional sources.
Routing input signals to auxiliary busses 1 & 2.
Monitoring pre-fade signals for stereo inputs.
Setting the stereo signal level to the main stereo mix.
Details on the main stereo input for full-facility channels.
Matching input level for diverse audio sources.
Using HF and LF shelving controls for frequency adjustment.
Faders for controlling the level of group signals.
Routing group signals to the stereo Mix or as mono subgroups.
Sending group signals to Matrix outputs for additional mixes.
Monitoring pre-fade signals for group channels.
Mixing outputs from effects or external sources via stereo returns.
Visual monitoring of Mix and Group output levels.
Controls for setting the final level of the Mix outputs.
Controlling signal level sent to Matrix A & B buses.
Master controls for the final output level of each Matrix.
Input and routing for a talkback microphone.
LED indicators for console power supply status.
Essentials of successful sound reinforcement through microphone choice and placement.
Guidance on setting initial control positions after connecting the system.
Guidelines for maintaining the mixer's condition and longevity.
Definitions of technical terms used in the manual.
Measured RMS noise levels for various mixer paths.
Frequency range and attenuation characteristics.
Electrical impedance values for mixer inputs and outputs.
Maximum signal levels for various inputs and outputs.
Information on mounting the console in a flight case.
