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Studio cue source, Monitor parameters screen

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4 - Routing & assignment : Monitoring However, these assignments can be changed using the MONITOR screen: Figure 4.10: Monitor parameters screen Move the cursor to the selection dial of any of the three selectors, use the dial to select the source, and press ENTER. The sources that may be selected for these monitor selectors are: • The eight aux sends • The four linked pairs of aux sends • The sixteen busses • The eight link buss pairs • The two digital stereo inputs • The analog 2-track input • Oscillator Studio cue source The studio source may be set up to mirror the control room source by selecting the From CONTROL ROOM option, or it may be set independently using the upper option. Turn the dial and press ENTER to make the selection. The options available here are: • The stereo buss • The four linked pairs of aux sends • The eight link buss pairs • The two digital stereo inputs TIP The three assignable monitoring buttons are provided with "scribble strips" allowing you to mark the current functions with an appropriate marker. The Follow LINK setting allows a stereo setting to be made from a mono source, by following the links between adjacent aux sends or busses. When this checkbox is off, and an unlinked oddnumbered aux send or buss is selected as the monitor source, that source is output in mono from the monitor outputs. When this checkbox is on, and a linked odd-numbered aux send or buss is selected as the monitor source, that source is output from the left monitor channel, and the linked even-numbered aux send or buss is output from the right monitor channel. When a linked pair of sends or busses is selected as the monitor source, this checkbox has no effect. The volume of the analog output to the control room monitors is controlled using the dedicated CR volume control. The DIM "smart key" (see "Smart keys" on page 16) lowers the level from the control room outputs when active. The amount by which the level is dimmed is set from this screen using the POD 2 encoder . NOTE Monitoring in surround mode is a different process, best achieved through use of the optional IF-FW/DM surround monitor card. • The analog 2-track input • The internal oscillator • The control room monitor TIP Since there are several options in the routing, etc. that only affect the aux 1-2 sends, we suggest that you use these as a separate studio cue feed. The volume of the studio cue is adjusted from this screen using the POD 4 encoder. TASCAM DM-3200 User's Manual 55

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4 – Routing & assignment : Monitoring
TASCAM DM-3200
User’s Manual
55
However, these assignments can be changed using
the
MONITOR
screen:
Move the cursor to the selection dial of any of the
three selectors, use the dial to select the source, and
press
ENTER
.
The sources that may be selected for these monitor
selectors are:
•
The eight aux sends
•
The four linked pairs of aux sends
•
The sixteen busses
•
The eight link buss pairs
•
The two digital stereo inputs
•
The analog 2-track input
• Oscillator
TIP
The three assignable monitoring buttons are provided
with “scribble strips” allowing you to mark the current
functions with an appropriate marker.
The
Follow LINK
setting allows a stereo setting to be
made from a mono source, by following the links
between adjacent aux sends or busses.
When this checkbox is off, and an unlinked odd-
numbered aux send or buss is selected as the monitor
source, that source is output in mono from the moni-
tor outputs.
When this checkbox is on, and a linked odd-num-
bered aux send or buss is selected as the monitor
source, that source is output from the left monitor
channel, and the linked even-numbered aux send or
buss is output from the right monitor channel.
When a linked pair of sends or busses is selected as
the monitor source, this checkbox has no effect.
The volume of the analog output to the control room
monitors is controlled using the dedicated
CR
vol-
ume control.
The
DIM
“smart key” (see “Smart keys” on page 16)
lowers the level from the control room outputs when
active. The amount by which the level is dimmed is
set from this screen using the POD 2 encoder .
NOTE
Monitoring in surround mode is a different process,
best achieved through use of the optional IF-FW/DM
surround monitor card.
Studio cue source
The studio source may be set up to mirror the control
room source by selecting the
From CONTROL ROOM
option, or it may be set independently using the
upper option.
Turn the dial and press
ENTER
to make the selection.
The options available here are:
•
The stereo buss
•
The four linked pairs of aux sends
•
The eight link buss pairs
•
The two digital stereo inputs
•
The analog 2-track input
•
The internal oscillator
•
The control room monitor
TIP
Since there are several options in the routing, etc. that
only affect the aux 1–2 sends, we suggest that you use
these as a separate studio cue feed.
The volume of the studio cue is adjusted from this
screen using the POD 4 encoder.
Figure 4.10: Monitor parameters screen