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Stereo, Multi and Surround modes

These

modes determine how the SRC 1, SRC 2

and SRC 3 and other busses and switches

function. See the section “Using the Con-

trol Room Monitoring Section” on page 41.

Rerecord lets you use the Control Room

section to send Sources, Talkback and Lis-

tenback signals to Pro Tools or another re-

cording device. See the section “Using the

DUB Function (Slate/Rerecord)” on

page 118 for details.

To select Stereo, Multi, Surround or Rerecord

mode:

■ Press the appropriate SELECT/ASSIGN

switch.

Press ESCAPE to exit.

Selecting Stereo versus Surround Mode

MUTE/DIM Page

The MUTE/DIM Mode page lets you conﬁg-

ure the Control Room Mute and Dim func-

tionality.

To access the MUTE/DIM page:

■ Press UTILITY > MONITOR >

MUTE/DIM.

Available choices are:

ALL

CTRL ROOM

MUTE ALL is the default mode.

To select ALL MUTE/DIM mode;

■ Select ALL. This means depressing the

MUTE switch will affect all outputs (main

and aux/cue).

To select control room-only MUTE/DIM:

■ Select CTRL ROOM. In this mode, MUTE

only mutes/dims the control room (main

and alt) signals.

TALKBACK

To access TALKBACK UTILITY settings:

1 Press UTILITY > MONITOR > TALKBACK.

Available choices are:

INT/EXT

EXTERNAL

SLATE

INT/EXT means that both the built-in (in-

ternal) and external Talkback inputs will

appear in the Talkback buss.

EXTERNAL means that only the external

Talkback signal will appear in the Talkback

buss.

SLATE means that the Talkback signal

(whichever) is mixed to the Slate/dub buss.

For details on utilizing these features, see

the section “Using the DUB Function

(Slate/Rerecord)” on page 118 in Chapter

5: Recording.

To reconﬁgure Talkback settings:

1 Using the ASSIGN/ENABLE switches,

change the state of the desired Talkback pa-

rameter

2 Press “ESCAPE” to exit the menu and re-

turn one level up. Or, press the UTILITY

button switch to exit the UTILITY mode

entirely.

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