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Chapter 5 Using the Digital Mixer

Chapter 5

fig.03-34d

6. Repeat Steps 1-4 to make EQ adjustments to other

channels.

7. Press [PLAY (DISPLAY)] to return to the Playlist display.

Attenuation

You can adjust the overall volume of each channel of the

Input Mixer and the Track Mixer without using the channel

faders. You can lower (attenuate) the volume of a track that is

much louder than the others or increase the overall volume

of tracks that were recorded at too low a level. This makes

adjusting mix levels easier.

1. Press the SELECT button for the track (or input) you

want to attenuate or boost. The Track SELECT button

lights, and the Track Mixer screen appears in the display.

2. Use [ ], [ ], [ ], and [ ] to move the

cursor to “ATT.” Or, press [F2 (ATT)]. If “ATT” does not

appear in the display above [F2], press [PAGE] until

“ATT” appears above [F2], then press [F2 (ATT)].

3. Use the TIME/VALUE dial to change the setting.

fig.11-40

ATT (Attenuation)

Lowers or boosts the volume level (-42 dB to +6 dB) of

the channel.

4. Press [PLAY (DISPLAY)] to return to the Playlist display.

Phase

The VS-1680 features balanced (TRS) INPUT jacks. The pin

assignment of each input is configured as follows:

fig.11-41

Some audio devices employ the opposite HOT (TIP) and

COLD (RING) wiring. Using such equipment as is may result

in poor sound placement, loss of correct left-right balance,

and loss of separation between left and right channels when

using stereo inputs. In such cases, you need to switch the

phase of each channel.

1. Press the SELECT button for the track whose phase you

want to switch.

The Track SELECT button lights, and the Track Mixer

screen appears in the display.

2. Use [ ], [ ], [ ], and [ ] to move the

cursor to “Phase.” Or, press [F3 (Phase)]. If “Phase” does

not appear in the display above [F3], press [PAGE] until

“Phase” appears above [F3], then press [F3 (Phase)].

3. Use the TIME/VALUE dial to change the Phase setting.

Phase

This selects the Phase (NRM, INV) for the channel.

Usually “NRM” is selected.

NRM:

Normal phase (same phase as input). Default setting.

INV:

Inverted (opposite) phase.

4. Press [PLAY (DISPLAY)] to return to the Playlist display.

When Phase Mismatch is a Problem

Audio equipment connected as shown below will result in

audio being out of phase. In such cases, select “INV.” It is

recommended that you check the HOT and COLD leads for

all of your audio equipment.

fig.11-42

When Phase Mismatch is Not a

Problem

Audio equipment connected as shown below will not result

in audio being out of phase. In such cases, select “NRM.”

EQH frequency (500Hz–18kHz)

Frequency

EQH gain

(-12–12dB)

Gain

Attenuation

The third

HOT

The third

HOT

The second

HOT

Mixer Amplifier Speaker

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