User Manual

Master Fader and My Fader Reference Guide

That pretty much wraps up the selector section of the master fader. As a reminder, there is another way to

assign inputs and outputs to mute groups and view groups. If interested, please refer to ‘Chapter 9 : Channel

View : Input Routing View’ on pages 78-82 and ‘Chapter 13 : Channel View : Output Routing View’ on pages

110-114.

Now we’re headed to the top of the master fader itself, starting with a quick look at the output routing view.

Output Routing View

The output routing view is the place to engage / disengage channel, output and group

assignments for each output. This includes the subgroups, VCAs, matrix and, of course, the

main L/R. Please refer to ‘Chapter 13 : Channel View : Output Routing View’ on pages 110-114

for more information.

Parametric EQ / Graphic EQ

The master fader EQ displays the current graphic EQ and parametric EQ settings. The graphic

EQ display illuminates green when engaged and is gray when disengaged.

Tapping the master fader’s graphic / parametric EQ display will change the outlook from the

mixer view to the channel view for the currently selected output. The graphic / parametric EQ

is available with all selected outputs, except the FX and VCA outputs.

As seen below, there are several scenarios regarding the GEQ / PEQ curve depending on

whether the GEQ, PEQ, HPF and/or LPF are enabled. Each one may look unique, but it is the

same exact EQ in each of the scenarios. The EQ curve will illuminate green when engaged

and is gray when disengaged.

Note that not every combination is displayed below. In addition to whether the

GEQ, PEQ, HPF and/or LPF is enabled or not, the HPF and LPF each have four

possible slopes to select. There is an insane amount of possible combinations!

To learn more about GEQ, PEQ, HPF and LPF check out chapters 14-15 starting on page 115.

Output Gain Reduction Meter

Like channel faders, the output gain reduction meter shows the amount of gain reduction applied

to the output by the compressor / limiter. Output channels do not contain gates. What’s more,

simply tap the output gain reduction meter in the mixer view for quick access to the compressor /

limiter view. Anyone else think of KITT from Knight Rider when looking at the gain reduction meter?

To learn more about the output compressor / limiter, check out chapter 16 starting on page 129.

GEQ ON

MODERN PEQ ON

HPF ON, LPF ON

GEQ ON

VINTAGE PEQ ON

HPF ON/OFF, LPF ON/OFF

GEQ OFF

MODERN PEQ ON

HPF ON, LPF ON

GEQ OFF

MODERN PEQ ON

HPF OFF, LPF OFF

GEQ ON

MODERN PEQ ON

HPF OFF, LPF OFF