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Subject: Studiomaster_16-8
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Original Message 1/3 08-Feb-04 @ 04:06 PM - Studiomaster_16-8 [Link: Studiomaster - 16-8]
for live stage monitor mixes. I am trying to learn
about this mixer and cannot find a user manual. Even if someone had good knowledge of this mixer
and could explain to me, that would help me a lot.
I can be reached at claude@leroysound.ca
Message 2/3 08-Feb-04 @ 07:44 PM - RE: Studiomaster_16-8
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Message 3/3 09-Feb-04 @ 11:31 AM - RE: Studiomaster_16-8
to be really honest, using a cd player plugged IN to a couple of inputs, and then changing the output cables around between various OUTputs on the board to your amp, you should be able to work it all out easily given time.
for live mixing the main thing is to sum ALL your drum INput channels to a stereo bus so that you can easily adjust the WHOLE drum mix by quickly adjusting the pair of bus faders you have routed the drum mix to.
same goes for things like brass sections or B.Vocals (where there is two or 3 BV mic's)
get things mixed down to bus/subgroup pairs so that the whole mix can be balanced more easily.
Use the AUX sends to setup your basic foldback mix - if you've got a typical couple of foldback rings then use two PRE-fade aux's - one for each ring
you could use a spare buss also for that, but any adjustments you make to the channel faders will translate to identical changes in the levels of the monitor mix.
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