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EURORACK MX2004A
4.5 2-track input and output
Input
A /
, provides easy connection to DAT and other professional or
The routes this signal to the monitors and/or phones.
However, it can also be routed to the main mix via the switch 2 TK TO MIX and will act as an additional
input for tape playback, MIDI instruments etc. Here switch should be disengaged, or you will be listening to the
With depressed you have another stereo line input available to the mix, useful e.g. for adding the output of a second EURORACK or a BEHRINGER ULTRALINK PRO MX882 to your mix.
Output
The main mix output is delivered by XLR connectors and TRS connectors
on the back panel as well as by RCA connectors on the front
.
Level is ultimately determined by a pair of precision faders .
Although the
to the input of your sampler. Depressing on the rear panel will lower the level at the XLR connectors by 20 dB.
4.6 Monitoring
Though most of you will want to audition the main mix most of the time there are exceptions. These
include the Alt and
.
A single stereo volume control sends the level to the headphones and main monitors .
If you want to audition external sources very often, you could connect a
4.7 Alt 3-4 output
By depressing the MUTE/ALT a channel’s output will be routed to the Alt
Level to the Alt . Use
to have the
signal and
up).
Alt
Subgroups are commonly used as a mixing aid both live and in the studio, e.g. to combine the outputs from all drum channels onto just 1 or 2 submaster faders. They are also used to route to multitrack recorders (see also sections 9.2 and 12.3).
There are no .
E.g.: If you want to generate two mono subgroups in addition to the normal main mix stereo bus, patch Alt
+Subgroups can be mixes of several channels of sound: don’t be surprised if, once you have set up the input gain correctly, the submaster faders are set higher than “normal” channels.
Remember that when Alt
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