User guide
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- Introduction to System 5
- Master Facilities and Channel Strip
- Control, Layouts and Snapshots, and Linking
- Chapter 8: Machine Control (S5P Only)
- Chapter 9: Control Groups and Multi Format Masters
- Chapter 10: Layouts and Snapshots
- Chapter 11: Linking (S5P Only)
- Chapter 12: Dynamic Automation (S5P Only)
- Chapter 13: GPI/O Event System
- Chapter 14: CM403 Film/Post Module (S5 Only)
- Chapter 15: Hybrid Pilot and System 5 Fusion Options
- Appendix A: Compliance Information
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Stereo Controls
Stereo channels have additional controls (see “Multi Format Masters” on page 111).
Balance
Rotate the Bal knob left to hear more of the left channel. Rotate it right to hear more of their right channel. Rotate left or right
until the display reads 100L or 100R to hear only the left or right channel.
The table below describes the four options for left and right channel routing.
Signal Processing In/Out
Press the key (once from the B Input page, twice from the A Input page) to display the Signal Processing In/Out page. The seven
lower knobs show the seven processors; the signal path is from top to bottom. Press the lower button to the left of the knob to
toggle the In/Out status of that processor; the switch lights when the processor is in.
Stereo Controls
Left-to-mono
Press the upper key next to the
Bal knob to send the left channel equally to both the left and right
sides of the stereo channel.
Right-to-mono
Press the lower key next to the
Bal knob to send the right channel equally to both the left and right
sides of the stereo channel.
Both-to-mono
Press both keys next to the
Bal knob to send a mono mix of both channels equally to both sides
of the stereo channel. The
Bal knob then adjusts the mix between left and right channels.
Swap Press the lower key to reverse the left and right channels.
The function In/Out switches to the left of the Strip’s function switches also toggle the processors In/Out.
See “Channel Processor Order” on page 76.
Page keys display
second page and Signal
Processing In/Out page
LTM
RTM
Bal
Filt
Dly
Aphs
Bphs
Inp
Dyn
Fad