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MMC User Manual - AMS Neve

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Introduction<br />

Structure of this <strong>Manual</strong><br />

Introduction<br />

Information in this <strong>Manual</strong><br />

The information in this manual is mainly presented as a reference for users who are familiar with the operation<br />

of mixing/broadcast consoles. It is assumed that operators and engineers who will be using the Logic <strong>MMC</strong> are<br />

familiar with concepts such as EQ, delay, etc.<br />

However, Logic <strong>MMC</strong> is an assignable digital system and this will be new territory for many users. If you are<br />

among those users who are new to digital systems then you should follow the guidelines below for finding out<br />

about key concepts for the Logic <strong>MMC</strong>. You will soon find that Logic <strong>MMC</strong> is very easy and intuitive to use.<br />

Finding Information<br />

There are two lists which may help with finding a topic that you are interested in: the contents and the index.<br />

This manual is primarily a reference tool and is not designed to be read sequentially. Therefore, use the index<br />

(at the back of the manual) to find information quickly.<br />

Structure of this <strong>Manual</strong><br />

Basic Information and Getting Started<br />

If you are a new user, and particularly if you are new to digital systems, then you should familiarise yourself with<br />

the information in the following chapters at the beginning of the manual:<br />

Glossary Of Terms<br />

This has definitions of terms as they are used in this manual and in the context of using Logic <strong>MMC</strong>.<br />

Logic <strong>MMC</strong> Console Surface<br />

This is a section-by-section overview of Logic <strong>MMC</strong>'s console surface.<br />

Working With Signal Paths<br />

This defines the various types of signal paths and what they are used for. This chapter is very useful for former<br />

users of analogue systems.<br />

Reference<br />

The rest of the manual provides reference for using Logic <strong>MMC</strong>.<br />

Working with the Console Surface<br />

The section of the manual from Fader Assignment through to Transport Control describes how to use the<br />

controls on the console surface.<br />

Encore<br />

The section of the manual from Encore Screen through to Help Menu describes how to use the functions in<br />

Encore. Each of the menu chapters describes each option in the order that it appears on the menus in Encore.<br />

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