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THE MAIN MIXER487

The examples in the figure below show how Solo and Mute work in different mixer channel configurations:

The Snare channel has been manually

soloed.

Since the Snare channel is routed to the

Drums SubMix Output Bus, the Drums

SubMix bus is automatically soloed to let

the Snare signal through to the Master

Section.

All other mixer channels are automatically

muted.

The Snare channel has been manually soloed.

Since the Snare channel is routed to the Drums Clean Output

Bus, the Drums Clean Output Bus is automatically soloed to let

the Snare signal through.

The Drums Clean Output Bus is routed to the Drums SubMix

Output Bus. The Drums Clean channel also has a parallel

channel; the Drums Dist, which is also routed to the Drums

SubMix Output Bus.

This means that the Drums Clean, Drums Dist and Drums SubMix

channels are automatically soloed to let the Snare signal through

to the Master Section.

All other mixer channels are automatically muted.

Now, if we manually mute the Drums Clean Output Bus

channel from the previous example, its automatic solo is

disabled, allowing you to hear the sound of the Drums Dist

bus only.

If we start from scratch again and click the Solo button in the

Drums SubMix channel, all channels routed to the Drums

SubMix Output Bus are automatically soloed.

All other mixer channels are automatically muted.

Parallel