MMC User Manual - AMS Neve
MMC User Manual - AMS Neve
MMC User Manual - AMS Neve
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The Logic <strong>MMC</strong> Console<br />
Fader Strip<br />
Fader Strip<br />
Logic <strong>MMC</strong> utilises Penny & Giles digital faders.<br />
Faders have two scales - a conventional level scale with 10dB in hand and a trim scale for creating<br />
VCA style trims.<br />
Any settings for the selected channel will be displayed on the Logicators and the key LEDs.<br />
The LED located adjacent to the fader indicates any processing that has been assigned to the path that<br />
the fader is currently in, although the processing does not need to be enabled for its presence to be<br />
displayed.<br />
The same panel also indicates whether the channel is mono or stereo and whether the phase has<br />
been switched.<br />
The channel name, either default or user defined, which has been assigned during the configuration<br />
process will be displayed in the electronic scribble strip.<br />
Two Logicators are located at the top of each strip, one for pan control and an assignable Logicator<br />
whose function is determined by the three keys (ASSIGN, SMALL FADER, TRACK TRIM) located at the<br />
top of the master panel.<br />
Fader strips are provided with two scribble strips - a conventional scribble strip and an electronic<br />
scribble strip.<br />
See Automation Controls for an explanation of the automation keys.<br />
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