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Names and Functions of Parts
8 PAN knobs
Adjust the sound balance of the stereo or group bus.
Turn towards␣ “L” to move the sounds toward group
bus 1 or 3 and the “L” side of the stereo bus. Turn
towards “R” to move the sounds toward group bus 2
or 4 and the “R” side of the stereo bus.
9 Faders 1~4
Adjust the volume of each channel.
Channel 5,6 and MASTER
1 MASTER AUX 1~2 knobs
Adjust the master level of the AUX bus sound output
from the AUX OUTPUT 1~2 jacks.
2 HIGH knob
Adjusts the treble of the sound input to the INPUT 5/6
jacks at the top of the unit. Provides a shelving type
equalization.
3 LOW knob
Adjusts the bass of the sound input to the INPUT 5/6
jacks at the top of the unit. Provides a shelving type
equalization.
4 ASSIGN keys
Determines which group bus the sounds input to the
INPUT 5/6 jacks at the top of the unit will be assigned
to (which track on the recorder they will be recorded
to).
Channel 5 can only be assigned to group bus 1 or 3.
Channel 6 can only be assigned to group bus 2 or 4.
EXAMPLE: To assign the sounds from channels 5 and 6
to group bus 1 and 2 respectively. (To
record them to track 1 and 2 of the
recorder).
5 BALANCE knob
Adjusts the relative balance of channels 5 and 6.
Rotate toward “L” to increase the volume of channel 5.
Rotate toward “R” to increase the volume of channel 6.
6 Fader 5/6
Simultaneously adjusts the volume of both channels 5
and 6.
7 RETURN knobs (1 and 2)
Adjust the volume of the sound input into the
RETURN 1 and 2 jacks at the top of the unit. (Return
sound is generally used for adding external effects.)
8 ASSIGN keys
Determine which group bus (1~4) the return sounds
will be assigned to (which track on the recorder they
will be recorded to).
Example: To assign the sounds from return 1 and 2 to
group bus 1 and 2. (To record them to tracks
1 and 2 on the recorder).
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