Owner`s manual

the signal from input 1(left) will be monitored by output 1(left), and the

signal from input 2(right) will be monitored by output 2(right). Moving a

pan control will determine how much of the input signal is sent to each

output channel in the selected output pair. Both pan controls and faders can

be reset to default by pressing the

Ctrl

button and left clicking on the

control.

Notice that the monitor controls are labeled at bottom indicating which

input is being monitored and which output they are going to. In the pictures

above, controls for the analog outputs are shown. There is a duplicate set of

controls for monitoring through the digital outputs that are hidden from

view. Clicking on the large “Output Controls” button labeled “Digital” at

the bottom of the console will display the monitor controls for monitoring

through the digital outputs. These controls are labeled “

Analog => Digital

”

and “

Digital => Digital

”.

The monitors are one of the most powerful functions of the console. When

you are recording, these controls allow you to set the level at which each

input signal will be monitored at each of the outputs, independent of the

main output level control.

When setting a monitor level, you must first select whether you are

adjusting the monitors for the analog or digital outputs by clicking on the

appropriate “Output Controls” button on the bottom of the console. Then

adjust the input that will be monitored. Selection of the input is really just a

matter of using the correct monitor control box. A monitor setting will

always affect the input pair that is directly above it. To set the monitor for

the analog inputs, for example, simply go to the monitor control directly

below the analog inputs and click on one of the buttons found in the center

of the control.

Let’s say you want to set the level at which the analog inputs are monitored

through the S/PDIF outputs on Mia. You would first click on the “Digital”

output control button at the bottom of the console to select the digital

controls. Then you would adjust the monitoring levels by using the sliders

and buttons within the monitor control labeled “Analog => Digital). The

console program remembers any settings that you make, and all settings for

all outputs are maintained independently.