Fostex LM16 manual Monitoring, About the effect types

Model LM16 [Mixer basics]

(4)Adjust the effected (wet) signal level sent to the stereo L/R buss using the control in the [EFFECT TO STEREO] section

Adjust the effected signal level while monitoring the stereo buss signal using headphones or monitor speakers.

<Memo>: To send the effected signal to the group or AUX busses, use the controls in the [EFFECT TO GROUP] or [EFFECT TO GROUP] section.

• About the effect types

HALL 1	Standard hall reverb; detailled and trans-
	parent, with a moderate amount of early
	reflections.
HALL	Stadium reverb characterized by long
	early reflections.
STADIUM	Reverb simulating an auditorium with
	suppressed reverberation.
ROOM	Room reverb simulating a moderate

Monitoring

You can monitor the signal using headphones via the [PHONES] jack or using monitor speak- ers via the [MONITOR L/R] jacks.

The signal to be monitored can be selected using the [MONITOR SELECT] switch. Each press of the switch changes the monitor sig- nals and the indicator for the current moni- tor signal (ST, 1-2, 3-4 or EFF RTN) is lit.

	space with some sparkle.
PLATE 1	Modem-sounding plate reverb with wide
	bandwidth.
PLATE 2	Plate reverb with a gentle character.
	All-purpose hall reverb with no early re-

Level meters

Indicators

[MONITOR SELECT]

switch

VOCAL1	flections, and uniform decay at all fre-
	quencies.
	Plate-like reverb is added to a spacious
VOCAL 2 short delay. This blends well with any
	genre of music.
VOCAL 3	All-purpose reverb (karaoke style) that
	makes any vocal sound professional.
Mono DLY	Mono delay.
Pan DLY	Panning delay.
Short DLY	Short delay.

	You can monitor the stereo L and R buss signal,
ST	which is output from the [STEREO OUT (L, R)]
	jacks.
1-2	You can monitor the group 1 and 2 buss signals,
	which are output from the [GROUP (1, 2)] jacks.
3-4	You can monitor the group 3 and 4 buss signals,
	which are output from the [GROUP (3, 4)] jacks.
EFF	You can monitor the output signal (wet signal) of
RTN	the internal effects processor.

The output level of the [PHONES] jack is con- trolled by the [MONITOR] and [PHONES] con- trols, while the output level of the [MONITOR L/R] jacks is controlled by the [MONITOR] control. The output levels of the monitoring signals are shown on the level meters above the [MONITOR SELECT] switch.

<Note>: If any of the [SOLO] switches is set to ON, the solo signal is monitored, while the sig- nal selected by the [MONITOR SELECT] switch is interrupted.

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