
Outputs Area
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This is the M-16DX’s main output section.
1The balanced TRS L and R MAIN OUT jacks carry the
2The balanced TRS AUX SEND 1 jack carries signals sent to Aux 1 from the
3While Aux 2 typically carries signals internally from the channel strips to the
4Muted signals are sent to the Alt bus and then to the balanced TRS L and R ALT OUT jacks, which you can use for a variety of purposes. Connect a sampler to them and grab a quick sample of something you’re mixing by muting it out of the main mix to send it to the sampler. You can also use these jacks to send a submix to another room on the Alt bus, while you listen to the entire mix by pressing the MAIN MIX ALT button to bring the submix back into the main mix.
You can also use the Alt bus to group signals in a submix for
5You can send the main mix bus’s signal to an MD recorder or other recording device by connecting the device to the L and R 2 TRACK OUT jacks.
Back of the Mixer
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In addition to the DX BUS connector that attaches the mixer to the I/O module, the back of the mixer holds the following outputs:
1The PHONES jack accommodates a standard 1/4” stereo headphone cord. The PHONES jack always carries the same signal as the CONTROL ROOM OUT jacks.
2Connect the balanced TRS L and R CONTROL ROOM OUT jacks to your speakers if you’re working alone, or to your
3These inputs are designed to receive balanced TRS returns from an stereo external effect device processing signals sent from Aux 2.
4Here’s the final Channel 15/16 input option, perfect for stereo devices such as personal music players and handheld recorders such as the EDIROL
As we noted earlier, Channel 15/16’s simplified channel
At the far right of the mixer back, you’ll find two pairs of switches that allow you to set the sensitivity of the
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