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4 - The PatchMix DSP Mixer<br />

Main Section<br />

Main Section<br />

Physical/Host<br />

Select Buttons<br />

“TV” Screen<br />

Master<br />

Aux Send<br />

Amounts<br />

Main<br />

Insert<br />

Section<br />

Output<br />

Fader &<br />

Meters<br />

View<br />

Selection<br />

Buttons<br />

Aux<br />

Insert<br />

Section<br />

Master Aux<br />

Return<br />

Amounts<br />

Sync &<br />

Sample Rate<br />

Indicators<br />

Monitor Controls<br />

Session Name<br />

The main section contains all controls for controlling the main mix elements as well as<br />

a “TV screen” for viewing the input/output routing or parameters of the selected insert.<br />

The three buttons across the top of the main section select what is shown on the TV<br />

display. <strong>Input</strong> and output routings are graphically displayed. When an insert is selected<br />

(by clicking on the insert), the screen shows the available parameters for the currently<br />

selected insert.<br />

Below the TV screen is the Aux Bus section where effects, effects chains or other inserts<br />

can be assigned to the two aux buses. Send and return levels can be individually<br />

controlled for each of the two Aux Buses.<br />

The Aux 1 and Aux 2 buses are fed by the two Aux Sends on each mixer strip. The<br />

Master Send Level control on Aux bus 1 and 2 can be used to attenuate or boost the<br />

signal going into the Auxiliary Inserts. There is also a Master Return Level to control the<br />

amount of the effected signal that will be returned into the main mix.<br />

The Main Bus can also have a chain of effects inserted. (You might put an EQ here to<br />

equalize your entire mix or add an ASIO or WAVE send to record the mix.) Note that<br />

the Main Output level control comes before the Monitor Level so that you can control<br />

the monitor level without affecting the level of your recording mix or main mix. There<br />

is a stereo peak meter that indicates the signal strength for the main mix.<br />

The Monitor section has a volume, balance, and a mute control to cut off the monitor<br />

output.<br />

50 <strong>Creative</strong> Professional

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