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Euphonix 5B operation manual Externals, System, Mixer Model

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System 5-B Digital Audio Mixing System Operation Manual	eMix Application

4.4Externals

Click the Masters tab at the bottom of the eMix window, At the bottom left of the win- dow, click the Externals button to configure the Externals. Externals are configured in the same way as Main and Group busses.

4.5System

4.5.1Mixer Model

Figure 4-18 Mixer Model

System 5-B uses only one mixer model.

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Euphonix 5B operation manual Externals, System, Mixer Model

Contents

Digital Audio Mixing System Page Important Safety Instructions Page Table of Contents Talkback Signal Patching Meters Meters Panel Master Section Meters Control Groups and Multi Format Masters 129 Page List of Figures Fader Controls Xiii Xiv List of Tables Page How to Use This Manual Manual StructureIntroduction Analog and Digital I/O Overview of the System Components1 DF64 Digital Audio Frame Microphone InputsGPI/O Midi I/F Channels and Strips Additional Hardware ComponentsControl Surface Channel FormatSystem 5-B Startup Sequence Mixer Model Aux Bus ConfigurationMix Bus Terminology USB SupportNew Features in Version Assign Channels to Console EMix SetupConnect and Play a CD Patch the CD PlayerQuickstart to Common Task Route to the Mix Bus 2Device Outputs page in PatchNetAssign a Channel to the Console Configure PatchNetConnect and Monitor a Microphone Back to PatchNet4Microphone assignment in Device Outputs Route to the Mix Bus Browse Existing Project DirectoryProjects Open or Create a Project 1Projects WindowTitles Rename, Copy, Paste, or Delete a ProjectCreate a New Title 3New Title dialogSelect Current Operations on Current TitleOpen an Existing Title Edit NotesTitle Defaults Setting the Title DefaultsNormalled Connections Meter Presets PatchNet DSPConsole I/O 8Console I/O a and B inputs WindowMic/Line Interface Patching Device Inputs and OutputsCabling Patching Examples Patch 12 mics into channelsSelect the Destinations 11Selecting destination channels Patch the multitrack returns into channels Main Bus Send/Return 13R-1 and mics patchedSolo Bus and Utility Patching Talkback Signal PatchingMonitor Patching Busses 15Main Bus Window with law paletteSymbol Format Law PaletteMixer Model ExternalsSystem Folddown 19Folddown windowDiagnostics 20Diagnostics WindowSystem 5 Logo MastersEvents EMix Application CM401 Master Section Monitoring StudioMonitor Source Selection 085Control Room Monitor Controls Sum or IntercancelMain Section and Aux Send Format Follow Control Room MonitorsDim and Cut 4CR Output controls and Control Room Output Panel4 SLS/Cue Monitor Outputs Communications Talkback MonitorsListenback Aux BussesSlate Oscillator/SlateOscillator 7CommsSlate/Osc Panel Quick Access Communications Panels 8Quick Access Communication PanelsSolo Mode SoloSolo Clear Intercancel, Momentary, and SumSolo Level Solo Speaker SelectionSolo-Safe Backstop PFLMeters Meters PanelMeter Configuration Sto Clr Name Cnfg PeakCM401 Master Section Master Section Meters CM401 Master Section CM402 Center Section CM402 Center Section Channel Select Panel 2Channel Select PanelKnobset Panels Knobset Control PanelPreset # Left Right Main Route Bus Routing PanelGrp Route Grp SectionGroup Busses Introduction to System 5-B BussesMain Busses Auxiliary SendsBus Master Functions Bus Master KnobsetMon Lock 1 Aux, Grp, and Main MastersBus Lock All Key2Main Bus Master left and Individual Bus right Displays Individual Main Busses Configuring Aux BussesGroup and Aux Busses Toggle Pre/Post Toggle StereoToggle On/Off Set UnityAux to Faders Copy Faders to AuxCopy Aux to Aux Main and Group Bus Setup Bus Master InsertsChannels and Strips StripsSwap Channel Meter and Status Display Map Channels and Control Groups to Strips Individual Assignment Strip ControlsMultiple Assignments Channel Assign Panel 3Channel Assign PanelInput Names or Channel Number Shortcut Assignment for Multiple ChannelsStrip Utilities Fader MetersStrip Lock Strip ExpandFader Meters Spill SelectFader Unity Knob and Fader Text DisplaysFunction Keys Channel Control FeaturesChannel Name Rotary KnobsTouch-Sensitive Fader and Controls Select/Punch KeysBackstop PFL All ModeWave Key Talk Copy and PasteChannel Processing Functions InputsAnalog Controls Digital ControlsStereo Controls 9Stereo ControlsSignal Processing In/Out Dynamics105 Sidechain CompressorExpander/Gate Equalizers and Filters 11EQ and Filters knobsetsParametric EQ Aux Send Knobsets Aux SendsFilters Aux Send Knobset 5 Pan Pan Knobsets112 Track Panner Module Pan GraphSmartPan Trim & Phase Input Select Channel Process Order and Patch PointsChannel Patch Points Channel Processor OrderInsert Point 16Changing processor orderRoute a Channel to a Group Bus Channel Mixing FunctionsGroup Bus Routing Last Main Bus Routing Route a Channel to a Main SectionMix Minus 121 Talk Control Groups Multi Format Masters Control Groups124 Modify Control Group Create Control GroupAssign Control Group to Strip Name Control GroupMulti Format Masters Clear Control GroupSpill Control Groups or Multi Format Masters Layouts and Snapshots Layouts Create a New Layout131 Rename a Layout Recall a LayoutModify a Layout Create a New Snapshot SnapshotsDelete a Layout Individual Channels Update Snapshot Recall a SnapshotRename a Snapshot Delete a SnapshotGPI/O Event System GP132Input Type Settings Activation Values Input TypesOutput Type Settings Activation Values Output TypesEvent Configuration Display Logical OperatorsEvent List InputOutput Deleting EventsGPI Examples Move a Fader to Turn Off the Floor MonitorsMove a Fader to Turn On the Floor Monitors Channel # Activation level dB Activation Type BelowMove a Fader to Start a Cart Machine Move a Fader to Stop a Cart Machine Video Switcher Turns a Specific Camera and Channel On Input # Active State Machine GP132 OneVideo Switcher Turns a Specific Camera and Channel Off Input # Active State Off Machine GP132 One3Audio Follow video configuration Audio Follow Video150 151 152 Index 154 155 156