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U GAIN 23 -20dB +20dB SEND INPUT CTRL ROOM/PHONES SOURCE 35 MAIN MIX LINE U FW 1-2 HIGH 12kHz -15 +15 U MID 2.5kHz -15 +15 36 TAPE FW 1-2 ALT 3-4 37 ASSIGN TO MAIN MIX 0dB=0dBu LR 20 CLIP 15 10 6 3 0 2 4 40 LEVEL SET 7 10 20 30 U LOW 80Hz -15 +15 AUX OO MAX CONTROL ROOM 38 OO MAX PHONES 39 RUDE SOLO 41 AUX MASTER 43 SEND 45 RETURN 1 MAX PRE POST 2 MAX PAN PRE POST L R OO OO OO OO 1 42+15 RTN TO AUX1 2 +15 1 44+10 2 +10 46 POWER OO OO MUTE ALT 3/4 47 dB MIC 10 5 U OL 5 - 20 10 48 MAX LEVEL DESTINATION 20 30 49 40 50 PHONES AUX 1-2 60 OO OO SOLO 11-12 50 TALKBACK TALKBACK 51 dB 10 5 U 5 10 20 30 40 50 60 MAIN MIX OO 46. POWER LED This green LED will turn on when the mixer is turned on, as a reminder of how on it really is. If it is not on, then it is off, and the mixer becomes a rather nice weight for keeping your morning newspaper from blowing away in the wind. If it does not turn on, make sure the power cord is correctly inserted at both ends, the local AC mains supply is active, and the power switch [2] is on. Talkback The talkback feature allows the engineer to communicate with the talent either through the phones outputs [17] or the aux 1-2 send outputs [6] using the built-in talkback microphone. This saves a lot of shouting over the audience's heads as you set up the talented one's stage monitors to their peculiarly-picky satisfaction. 47. TALKBACK MIC This is where the built-in talkback microphone is located. It is an omni-directional dynamic microphone, and it will pick up your voice from anywhere in front of the mixer. 48. TALKBACK LEVEL Use this knob to control the level of the talkback signal being routed to the phones or aux 1-2 outputs, from the internal microphone. 1. Start with this control turned down. 2. Select the destination, either headphones and/or aux 1-2, and make sure their levels are already set nicely, such as phones [39] or aux sends [42]. 3. Hold down the talkback switch [50] as you make your fruity-toned announcements. 4. Slowly turn this talkback level control up until you get confirmation from whoever is listening to headphones or monitors that they can hear and obey your every command. Once you have set the level, you can leave it there for the duration of the session or gig. 49. DESTINATION: PHONES, AUX 1-2 Push in the phones switch to route the talkback signal to the headphones. Use this to communicate with the talent in the studio through the headphones during a recording session. When the talkback circuit is activated by pushing the talkback [50] switch, the control room outputs [12] are attenuated to allow your voice to come through clearly. Owner's Manual 25

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46. POWER LED
This green LED will turn on when the mixer is turned
on, as a reminder of how on it really is. If it is not on,
then it is off, and the mixer becomes a rather nice
weight for keeping your morning newspaper from
blowing away in the wind.
If it does not turn on, make sure the power cord is
correctly inserted at both ends, the local AC mains
supply is active, and the power switch [2] is on.
Talkback
The talkback feature allows the engineer to
communicate with the talent either through the phones
outputs [17] or the aux 1-2 send outputs [6] using the
built-in talkback microphone. This saves a lot of
shouting over the audience's heads as you set up the
talented one's stage monitors to their peculiarly-picky
satisfaction.
47. TALKBACK MIC
This is where the built-in talkback microphone is
located. It is an omni-directional dynamic microphone,
and it will pick up your voice from anywhere in front of
the mixer.
48. TALKBACK LEVEL
Use this knob to control the level of the talkback
signal being routed to the phones or aux 1-2 outputs,
from the internal microphone.
1.
Start with this control turned down.
2.
Select the destination, either headphones
and/or aux 1-2, and make sure their levels are
already set nicely, such as phones [39] or aux
sends [42].
3.
Hold down the talkback switch [50] as you
make your fruity-toned announcements.
4.
Slowly turn this talkback level control up until
you get confirmation from whoever is listening
to headphones or monitors that they can hear
and obey your every command.
Once you have set the level, you can leave it there for
the duration of the session or gig.
49. DESTINATION: PHONES, AUX 1-2
Push in the phones switch to route the talkback signal
to the headphones. Use this to communicate with the
talent in the studio through the headphones during a
recording session. When the talkback circuit is
activated by pushing the talkback [50] switch, the
control room outputs [12] are attenuated to allow your
voice to come through clearly.
dB
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20
10
40
50
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5
U
60
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O
O
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dB
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60
O
O
ALT 3/4
OL
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20
SOLO
MUTE
TALKBACK
MAIN MIX
TALKBACK
AUX
1-2
PHONES
DESTINATION
LEVEL
O
O
MAX
SEND
INPUT
FW 1-2
LINE
POWER
MIC
MID
2.5kHz
LOW
80Hz
HIGH
12kHz
GAIN
U
+15
-15
U
+15
-15
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20dB
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AUX MASTER
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SEND
RETURN
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CTRL ROOM/PHONES
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PHONES
CONTROL
ROOM
RUDE
SOLO
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R
0dB=0dBu
LEVEL
SET
CLIP
PRE
POST
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POST
RTN TO
AUX1
MAIN MIX
ALT 3
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4
TAPE
FW 1-2
ASSIGN TO
MAIN MIX
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O
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L
R
PAN
MAX
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