Controls and Functions
as mute switches to turn the channel on or off. In recording applications, you can use 3/4 switches with left and right panning to assign a channel to the either the 3 or 4 bus outputs for sending to an input of a recorder.You can also mix the 3/4 bus with the LEFT and RIGHT mix bus by using the 3/4 to MIX switch, located in the master section above the 3 /4/ OUTPUTS faders, allowing you to subgroup channels. In this mode, you can assign channels to the 3/4 bus and use the 3/4 OUTPUT faders to
The MDR10’s 60mm input FADER controls the overall channel level. The input FADER features an audio taper and no detents for smooth fades.
MASTER SECTION
2 TRACK INPUT AND OUTPUT
The MDR10’s 2 Track section provides the connections for playback and recording for an external device such as a DAT, cassette recorder, CD or Mini Disk.
The 2TRK LEVEL control is used to adjust the amount of signal that is sent from the 2TK IN jacks to the Control Room or headphone outputs. For more information see the section, "Playing back a CD Using the 2 Track to MIX" on page 18 of this manual.
24 BIT DIGITAL EFFECT SECTION
The MDR10 features a
24 SELECT Switch (DIGITAL EFFECTS) The SELECT switch allows you to select one of the eight
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The DSP PEAK indicator lets you know when you are sending too
much level to the internal effects processors. If the LED illuminates, turn down the signal from the chan- nel’s AUX 2 /DSP send. You may need to do this on more than one channel if you have multiple inputs sending to the internal DSP.
26 Effect Preset ListThis section identifies the eight
Auxiliary Returns
The MDR10 has two stereo auxiliary returns, which can be accessed via the two pairs of
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