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2 Using the corresponding ASSIGN/ENABLE switches, se-

lect MONITOR > TALKBACK. Talkback options are now

listed in the DSP EDIT/ASSIGN section.

3 Select EXTERNAL, for external-only talkback, or INT/EXT

for built-in and external talkback.

4 Press UTILITY to exit UTILITY mode.

✽ The SLATE option lets you route talkback/listenback to the

Slate/Dub output bus for recording “slate” to Pro Tools or other

devices. See “Using the DUB Function (Slate/Rerecord)” on

page 118.

Using TALKBACK

Whether using the internal, external, or INT/EXT Talkback

option, operation of the Talkback switch is the same.

To use talkback:

■ Depress the TALKBACK switch. The Talkback signal is

now “live” to the AUX Out bus to supply headphone/cue

mix systems. Adjust the level using the TALKBACK knob.

If SLATE/DUB or RERECORD are enabled, the TALKBACK

signal is also sent to the Slate/Dub output bus (Audio Out-

put, channels 5 & 6). See “Using the DUB Function

(Slate/Rerecord)” on page 118 for details.

When the TALKBACK switch is depressed, (or Talkback is

enabled using a footswitch), the 2-track monitoring source

feeding the CONTROL ROOM MAIN (1-6) and AUX level

circuits is dimmed by 15 dB. The TALKBACK switch will il-

luminate when depressed. The talkback mic signal, ampli-

fied to the level set by the TALKBACK level control, is mixed

with the selected 2-track source and routed to the AUX out-

put pairs.

Listenback

A listenback circuit allows a talent microphone feed that is

not part of the recording path to reach the control room, for

bi-directional conversation between the control room and

the talent. Typical applications involve talent in a studio

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