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SEQUENCE 4: The Remix

Multitrack Mixing

Remix is the process of combining all recorded tracks

together with (keyboards and drum machines for MIDI), signal

processing and sending the mix to a two track master machine,

DAT machine or cassette machine. On the In-Line Module, you

must push the remix switch down. This routes the tape return

to the channel input and routes the mic/line inputs to the

monitor section of the module. At this point, you can use

either a mic or line input into the monitor and it will

automatically feed the stereo mix buss. This gives you two

inputs per module in mixdown. You can activate the EQ Split

switch and have the high and low shelving sections of the

equalizer on the monitor and the two sweepable mids on the

channel. Remember to also activate the EQ switch. Remember to

only activate the remix switch on the channels that need to

be mixed. This allows you to have any extra channels to use

as effect returns or for virtual tracks with full eq and

subgrouping (if desired). All incoming signals can be routed

to the stereo mix busses through the mix switches in the

assignment section of each module. Subgroups can be made as

desired in the same way as during recording. You can have aux

sends 1 thru 4 getting their signal from the monitor section

of the module while aux sends 5 thru 8 get their signal from

the channel fader. If you activate the "aux to channel"

switch, all aux sends get their signal from the channel now.

Solderless jumpers allow you to customize your aux sends.

Call our Customer Support Department for details. Most Dayner

owners use several Split Input Modules for effects returns,

however, you can use the Tape/Effect Return Modules for

returning your effects. A popular configuration for a sixteen

track recording studio would be:

1 DC31 Chassis (holds 28 modules and master).

16 DIM Dayner In-line Modules (for 16 tracks).

8 DSM Dayner Split Modules (for effects returns, line

inputs, mic inputs, or subgroups).

2 DRM Dayner Effect Return Modules (with 4 returns on each

for effects).

2 DBM Dayner Blank Modules (can add 2 other modules later).

This configuration would give you a total of 48 inputs in

mix. If you would like to expand to a twenty four track

recording studio, just move up to a larger chassis (the DC42

chassis) and add 8 more In-line Modules and 3 more blank

modules.