In addition to using Auxiliary Sends and Returns to access outboard devices, the TM500 also provides channel inserts for each of its eight monophonic channels. These should be used when you want to affect just one input signal, as opposed to signal from several inputs— most often, this will be for dynamic processing purposes (such as outboard equalization, compression/limiting, or noise gating). You can also use the channel insert sends as
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Using Inserts
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LINE | LINE | LINE | LINE | LINE | LINE | LINE | LINE |
INSERT | INSERT | INSERT | INSERT | INSERT | INSERT | INSERT | INSERT |
Channel Inserts
The TM500 also provides two sets of main inserts— one “pre” graphic equalizer and stereo fader, and the other “post” graphic equalizer and stereo fader. These allow you to process the entire mix simultaneously (for example, “strapping” a stereo compressor or gate across the mix) at unity gain.
All TM500 insert jacks (channel and main) accept 1/4" TRS plugs, with the ring carrying the send signal and the tip carrying the return signal; this will normally be connected to a
If nothing is plugged into the main or channel insert jacks, they have no effect— but if you connect them to a passive device like a patchbay, you’ll need to normal (permanently connect) or
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L | MAIN | R |
POST EQ
Main Inserts
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