Owner`s manual

The console functions are grouped into three areas: inputs and monitors (on

the left), virtual output mixing controls (in the middle), and outputs (on the

right hand side). The controls for a particular function/stereo pair are then

further grouped into a box that contains selection buttons, faders, and other

controls and displays as determined by the function.

Input Controls

Let’s take a look at the control surface. The

input control area is located in the upper left

portion of the console surface. For each

input device pair you will find a pair of input

meters. In addition, the analog inputs have

controls that allow you to select between

+4dBu (professional) input levels or –

10dBV (consumer) input levels. Clicking on

the button will toggle back and forth

between the two levels.

Monitor Controls

Below the input channels are the input

monitor controls. These allow you to

monitor the input signal via any of the

outputs on your Mia. Each input channel pair

has a corresponding monitor control pair

directly below it on the console. At the top

of each monitor pair are radio buttons that

allow you to selectively mute (M) or solo (S)

each channel. In the middle you will find a

pair of faders that will allow you to set the

levels of the monitor signals. At the bottom

of the control area there is a radio button that allows you to “gang” (G) the

faders. Ganging the faders ties them together so that they will maintain their

relative placement with regard to each other. Below each fader is its

corresponding pan control. In the default pan positions (see example below)