Owner`s manual

Remember that all of the monitor controls remain in effect even when

they’re not displayed. The degree of attenuation (or muting) of each level is

set by the monitor controls. The console program constantly maintains a

level setting for each of the monitor paths it controls. Clicking on either the

“Analog” or “Digital” output control button simply selects the settings that

are displayed.

Virtual Output Controls

The middle of the console is dedicated to the

controls for virtual output channels one

through eight. The output controls look like

the monitor controls (Gang, Mute, Solo, &

faders), except that there are also meters that

show the levels for each of the virtual

outputs. Just like the monitor controls, the

output faders can be reset to default by

pressing the

Ctrl

button and left clicking on

the fader.

The controls for mixing virtual outputs 1/2

and 3/4 to the analog outputs are shown

above. Just like the monitor controls, there

are duplicate controls for mixing to the

digital outputs that are not shown. To view

these controls, select the “Digital” output

controls button at the bottom of the console.

All virtual output sliders default to 0 dB when the console is first installed.

Since multiple outputs are being added together, you may need to lower

these levels to avoid clipping at the analog or digital output. Also, when the

console is first installed virtual outputs 1/2 are routed to the analog outputs

and virtual outputs 3/4 are routed to the digital outputs.