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58 X2 Reference Manual
Defining Mute Groups
The DEFINE buttons allows you to define a Mute Group of channels. Defined Mute
Groups are stored into the currently selected song. Make sure you have the desired
song selected before defining a Mute Group.
There are two ways to set the mute status of all channels when defining a Mute
Group. You can either mute channels one at a time, or you can mute all channels
with the touch of the ALL button. The latter is useful when creating a Mute Group
that mutes all channels, or for one that has all but a few channels muted.
To define Mute Groups:
1 Make sure the ONLINE button is turned off (LED should be OFF).
2 Select a Song (00-99) by pressing the DISPLAY button until the SONG LED
above it is lit, and then using the INC/DEC buttons to change the Song number.
3 Press the DEFINE button.
The DEFINE button’s LED will flash , indicating that a Mute Group is now being
defined.
4a Mute any channel by pressing any MUTE button on the console.
Muted channels will have their MUTE LEDs flashing. To unmute a channel, press its
MUTE button again; the MUTE LED will turn off.
— OR —
4 b Press the ALL button to mute all channels.
All channels’ MUTE LEDs will flash. If you want to unmute a certain channel(s), press
its MUTE button and its LED will turn off.
5 Press one of the four Mute Group buttons (1—4) to define the current mute
status of the entire console as that Group number.
The Mute Group button’s LED will light and then turn off. Simultaneously, all
channels return to their previous mute status.
• To cancel the operation without defining a Mute Group, press the DEFINE
button before pressing a Mute Group button (1—4).
Defining a Mute Group does not change the current mute status of the console. The X2 will
resume its previous mute status when you are finished defining a Mute Group.
Tip: By using more than one Song , you can create as many Mute Groups as you
need –– up to 400 (remember, there are 100 Songs in memory, each with 4 Mute
Groups).
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