Specifications

THE MIXER
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Connections
All input and output connectors are as usual located on the back panel of the
Mixer 14:2. Special connectors are used for “chaining” two or more Mixers to-
gether. This is described on page 86.
Mixer Channel Connections
D Each mixer channel features stereo left/right inputs for connecting
audio devices.
Use the left input when manually connecting a mono signal source.
D In addition, there are two Control Voltage (CV) inputs (with associ-
ated voltage trim pots), for voltage controlling channel Level and
Pan from other devices.
Auxiliary (AUX) Send Out
D There are four stereo Send Out connectors, which normally are
used to connect to the inputs of effect devices.
To connect a send to a mono-input device, use the Left (Mono) output.
When a Send is connected to an effects device, the corresponding AUX Send
knob determines the level of the signal sent to the effect device for each chan-
nel. The Send Output is taken post-channel fader but you have the option of se-
lecting pre-fader mode for AUX Send 4.
D Note that some effects (for example the Comp-01 compressor or
the PEQ2 parametric EQ) are effect types which are not designed to
be used as AUX Send effects, but rather as insert effects, where the
whole signal is passed through the effect.
Alternatively, you could use AUX Send 4 in pre-fader mode and lower the
channel fader completely.
Auxiliary (AUX) Returns
D There are four stereo Return input connectors.
These are normally connected to the left and right outputs of effect devices.
Master Left/Right Outputs
D The Master outputs are auto-routed to the first available input pair
on the Audio Hardware interface.
This in turn sends the audio to the outputs of your audio hardware.
✪ Note that the Master outputs don’t have to be routed directly to the
Audio Hardware Interface. You could for example route the Master
outputs to an effect, and then route the effect outputs to the Hard-
ware Interface instead.
D In addition, there is a Control Voltage (CV) input (and an associated
trim pot), for voltage controlling the Master Level from another de-
vice.