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In record mode, what is the DEFAULT channel fader?
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Large VCA fader.
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In record mode, what is the DEFAULT monitor fader?
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Small fader.
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In record mode, which faders are preferable to use for which path, and how is this accomplished?
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Small faders are channel faders; Large Faders are monitor faders. The VCA to monitors button found in the status section swaps the faders.
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What is the default signal flow for the processing section?
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EQ, Filters, Dynamics.
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What does pressing "Ch. Out" accomplish?
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It turns on the Dynamics section, and if the EQ is also turned on, the signal flow will be EQ, Filters, Dynamics. (Which is the default)
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Is there a button you can press to place the gate after the compressor in signal flow? If so, what is it?
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No.
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What is the Link button for?
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It links the dynamics of one channel strip to the right adjacent channel strip.
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What is the range for the release knob on the compressor/ limitor? Is it continuously variable?
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.1- 4 seconds; yes.
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What is the range for the attack on the compressor/ limiter? How is it accessed? Is it continuously variable?
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There is no range. It is accessed via the release knob. It is program specific; When pulled up it is 3ms (fast attack) and when pushed down it is 30 ms (slower attack).
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Is there any visual indicator that the compressor/ limiter is working? If so, what is it?
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Yes; Yellow and red LEDs.
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How is the expander accessed? What is the ratio?
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By depressing the gate button. IT is 2:1.
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What is the range for the release knob on the expander/ gate? Is it continuously variable?
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.1- 4 seconds; yes.
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What is the range for the attack on the expander/ gate? How is it accessed? Is it continuously variable?
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There is no range. It is accessed via the release knob. It is program specific; When pulled up it is 100us per 40dB (fast attack) and when pushed down it is 1.5 ms per 40dB (slower attack).
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Is there any visual indicator that the expander/ gate is working? If so, what is it?
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Yes. Green LED lights.
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What does the split button do?
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It separates the Filters from the EQ and places it in the channel path. If the EQ is in the channel path it will be post- Filters. The filters can NOT be placed pre- EQ in the monitor path.
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What signals are accepted in the channel input section (i.e. where are they generated)?
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Mic, Line, subgroup.
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What signals are accepted in the monitor input section (i.e. where are they generated)?
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Tape monitor, group monitor, channel input,pre CH VCA fader, post CH VCA fader.
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What are the buttons in the master status section?
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Record, Replay Mix, Status Lock, VCA to Mon, Master CH Input Flip.
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What does the master ch input flip button do
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in mix mode, on channels where the flip button is depressed, it flips the incoming signal from line to mic.
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How can you record when in mix mode?
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Hit Ready Group/ Ready tape, arm the track, and hit the record button.
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What does the float button do?
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When depressed on a channel strip, it takes the signal off of the stereo bus and routes it to the routing matrix.
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What are two uses for float, and in what status would you be?
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Bouncing (record mode) and sub grouping (mix mode).
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When using the Channel Output function, what will will result when pressing these buttons: INPUT; INPUT ÷ OUTPUT; OUTPUT.
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Input= Pre Processing but after filters if split; Input ÷ Output= Post Processing, pre large fader; Output= Post large fader.
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What is an easy way to tell which fader is supposed to feed the routing matrix?
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There is a LED at the bottom of the small fader. When lit, the small fader feeds the routing matrix. When no lit, the large fader feeds the routing matrix.
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