Specifications

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Main Monitors
SPIRIT APPLICATIONS
Small/Home Studio Recording
Most small studios employ computer-based digital recording systems. Although we’ve
shown stereo inputs and outputs, most hard disk systems will allow multitrack
recording, sub-mixing digitally to a stereo output. Using aux rather than main outputs
allows the input levels to the soundcard to be set independently of the monitoring
levels, and ensures that feedback through the card is avoided.
Studio Recording
There are few hard and fast rules in the studio; if it sounds right, it is right. Although
for simplicity we’ve shown three mics on the drum kit, you might use a simple hung
stereo pair, or multi-mic the entire kit. When recording vocals, avoid unwanted pops by
using a fine mesh in front of the mic.
Aux 1
Mic/Line
Insert
Mic/Line
Insert
Aux 3
Aux 2
Stereo A
Stereo B
2-Track Return
Monitor L/R
Sub Insert
[FX16 only]
Mix Insert L/R
Mix Out L/R
Direct
Out
Direct
Out
Mic/LineInsert
Direct
Out
Mic/LineInsert
Direct
Out
Mic/LineInsert
Direct
Out
Mic/LineInsert
Direct
Out
Mic/LineInsert
Direct
Out
Mic/LineInsert
x8
x8
Direct
Out
[Not E Series]
Vocal Mic
Mic'd
Acoustic
Guitar
Artists' Headphones
Guitar
through
DI Box
Keyboard
Effects
Headphone Amp
Headphone Amp
Monitor Selector
Compressor
Graphic EQ
Stereo Mastering Recorder
Monitor Amps
Nearfield Monitors
Multitrack Analogue or
Digital Recorder:
all Direct Outs from Mixer
connected to inputs
Mic'd Drum Kit
Vocal Mic
FX8
FX16
SXM
E Series
M Series