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Number of Channels | 16 |
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Stereo Inputs | 2 |
AUX Returns | 2 |
Phantom Power | Yes |
USB Interface | Yes |
Effects Processor | Yes |
Headphone Output | 1 |
Main Outputs | 2 |
Monitor Outputs | 2 |
Microphone Inputs | 8 |
EQ Bands | 3 |
Connect up to 16 mic/line or 4 stereo inputs for various audio devices.
Enhance signal dynamics by reducing excessive peaks without distortion.
Record mixed audio data to Cubase AI 4 via USB for digital audio production.
Built-in digital effects provide a wide range of sound variations and creative options.
Connect mains lead according to UK color coding for safe operation.
Declaration of Conformity for US FCC Rules, Part 15, ensuring minimal interference.
Important notices on modifications, shielded cables, and preventing interference.
Essential safety measures to prevent electrical shock, fire, and severe injury.
Precautions against water exposure, liquids, and adverse environmental conditions.
Procedure for responding to unusual signs like smoke or damage.
Guidelines for safe setup, ventilation, and handling to prevent damage.
Details on XLR and TRS jack pinouts for proper cable connections.
Information on software copyright, licensing, usage restrictions, and terms.
Important advice regarding software compatibility, disc usage, and system notes.
Overview of the mixing console, its functions, and the structure of this manual.
Specifies computer hardware and OS requirements for Cubase AI 4.
Lists essential included items like the Cubase AI 4 DVD-ROM and USB cable.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the power adapter and initial setup.
Procedure for powering the mixer on and off safely.
Introduction to the quick guide for setting up and operating Cubase AI 4.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the Cubase AI 4 software on your computer.
Procedure for connecting the MG mixer to your computer using a USB cable.
How to connect microphones, instruments, and DI boxes to the mixer.
Correct sequence for powering on audio equipment to prevent pops and damage.
Adjusting input levels using GAIN, PEAK indicators, and faders for optimal sound.
How compression can shape dynamics and improve sound quality.
Advice on using EQ for better mixing and achieving a cleaner sound.
Configuring audio settings and ASIO drivers in Cubase AI 4 for recording.
Configuring ASIO driver settings for optimal audio input/output.
Steps for creating a new project and template in Cubase AI 4.
Selecting tracks and setting input routing within Cubase for recording.
Starting, stopping, and performing recordings and playback in Cubase.
Listening to recorded tracks and saving project files in Cubase AI 4.
Setting initial channel levels and stereo balance for the mix.
Refining the mix using EQ and adding effects like reverb and delay.
Tips for utilizing reverb, delay, and modulation effects for creative mixing.
Diagram illustrating connections for microphones, instruments, computers, and speakers.
Detailed explanation of controls on the MG206C-USB channel strips.
Detailed explanation of controls on MG166CX/MG166C-USB channel strips.
Description of MIC, LINE, INSERT, and other input connectors and their functions.
Explanation of GAIN, HPF, COMP, and 3-band EQ controls for tone shaping.
Explanation of AUX, EFFECT send level, and routing switches for external processing.
Controls for stereo positioning (PAN) and adjusting output levels (Faders).
Function of channel ON and PFL (Pre-Fader Listen) switches for signal routing and monitoring.
Switches for routing signals to GROUP and STEREO buses for output control.
Program dial, Parameter dial, AUX send, and ON/OFF switch for effect management.
PFL, Group/Stereo send switches, and return fader for effect signal management.
Overview of rear panel input/output connectors for the MG206C-USB model.
Overview of rear panel input/output connectors for MG166CX/MG166C-USB models.
Details on USB, AUX SEND, EFFECT SEND, and RETURN connectors and their functions.
Details on GROUP OUT, REC OUT, STEREO OUT, and MONITOR OUT ports.
Operation of Phantom Power switch and POWER indicator light.
Explanation of LED level meters and PEAK indicators for signal monitoring.
Adjusting levels for RETURN inputs and STEREO signals.
Controls for AUX/EFFECT sends and MONITOR/PHONES output levels.
Selecting signal path for 2TR IN/USB inputs to monitor or stereo bus.
Details of the 16 built-in digital effects, their parameters, and descriptions.
Table showing pinouts for MIC, LINE, INSERT, PHONES, and RETURN connectors.
Check power supply and connections if the mixer doesn't turn on.
Diagnosing issues with connections, levels, or effects causing no/bad sound.
Troubleshooting missing or incorrect effect sound on the MG166CX-USB.
Adjusting EQ and HPF settings to enhance the clarity of vocal signals.
Ensuring correct monitor signal path and levels for accurate monitoring.
Checking PFL switches if the level meter is not showing signal presence.
Checking USB connections, hubs, and other devices for proper operation.
Troubleshooting audio output and input assignments within Cubase AI 4.
Adjusting computer output levels and Cubase AI 4 settings for adequate recording levels.
Checking system requirements and background processes for stable audio.
Resolving delays when using a MIDI keyboard with software synthesizers.
Frequency response, distortion, noise, gain, and phantom voltage for MG206C-USB.
Details on input/output connectors, levels, and impedance for MG206C-USB.
USB audio format and data length specifications for MG206C-USB.
Frequency response, distortion, noise, gain, and phantom voltage for MG166CX/MG166C-USB.
Details on MIC, LINE, INSERT, and RETURN input connectors for MG166CX/MG166C-USB.
Specs for outputs and USB connectivity for MG166CX/MG166C-USB.
Overall physical dimensions of the MG mixer shown in millimeters.
Information on mounting the mixer in a standard 12U rack space.
Schematic showing signal paths and nominal/clip levels for the MG206C-USB.
Schematic showing signal paths and nominal/clip levels for MG166CX/MG166C-USB.
Details about the included DAW software for Windows and Mac, and installation.
Where to find system requirements and support for the DAW software.
Grant of license, copyright, usage limitations, and termination clauses for the software.
Details on limited warranties for media/software and Yamaha's liability limitations.
Governing law, general terms, and statement of completeness for the license agreement.
Yamaha representatives in Canada, USA, Mexico, and Central/South America.
Yamaha representatives in the UK, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, etc.
Yamaha contacts for Africa, Middle East, Asia, and Oceania regions.