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for instance use the "Mic" channel for the artist to chat and sing, and
the "Instr" channel to record a guitar signal fed into another audio input
of the artists’ audio interface at the same time.
Each of these channels features
: Volume
A slider to control its individual level.
: Signal
A Signal meter.
: Mute
A button to disable audio of this channel altogether.
: Pan/Balance
A setting to determine where the signal appears between the left
and right output channels.
: Insert
A button to bypass any installed inserts.
: Send
A level to send part of the channel signal to the built-in Reverb de-
scribed below (not available on the MASTER and STUDIO chan-
nels).
: EQ (Equalizer)
As described below.
: Compressor
Also described below.
: Input Bus
An menu to select the audio input for this channel where applicable
(mic, instrument, and audio channels). For the Master channel,
select the stereo (headphone) output for your mix here.
Note
Again, don’t forget that nothing of this affects what the engineer
hears or records, it is merely controlling the artist’s listening sig-
nal. The reason for the built-in eq (equalizer) and fx (effects) is
that there is a significant delay between the studio and the artist
during playback and recording; so if the engineer was to use ef-
fects on the artists’ signals at the studio, and provide that back to
the artist, there would be a large and confusing echo effect along
with it.
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