MMC User Manual - AMS Neve
MMC User Manual - AMS Neve
MMC User Manual - AMS Neve
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Routing<br />
Path Routing with the Routing Screen<br />
Path Routing with the Routing Screen<br />
ASSIGNABLE METERS<br />
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VU<br />
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ASSIGN<br />
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R22AF<br />
R22AF<br />
MAIN OUTPUT ROUTE<br />
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RIGHT<br />
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GROUP ROUTE<br />
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AUX ROUTE<br />
MON<br />
CHAN A<br />
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5 6<br />
7 8<br />
CHAN B<br />
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PATH TYPE<br />
SELECT<br />
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TOGGLE<br />
DISPLAY<br />
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PATH ROUTE<br />
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ROUTING<br />
PANEL<br />
The Routing Screen is used for internal signal path routing and interrogating the current routing.<br />
The keys on the left of the screen are for selecting the source path type. The numbered keys along the bottom of<br />
the screen show how many of the sources are available when their integral LEDs are illuminated green. Valid<br />
sources are Tracks and Channels.<br />
The numbered keys at the top of the screen correspond to Tracks as destinations (routing to the Bus inputs). The<br />
screen indicates which key is used for which Track. When the integral LED is green this indicates an available<br />
destination. When a routing source key is held down then the LEDs will illuminate red for the destinations that<br />
the source is routed to.<br />
The GROUP and AUX keys to the right of the screen operate in a similar manner. The integral LEDs will always<br />
be illuminated green to show how many Groups and Auxes are currently available. The Auxes can only be used<br />
as destinations (i.e. to switch on the auxiliary contribution from the selected source to the selected aux).<br />
The Routing Screen has three display styles:<br />
The source display style shows all the Tracks and Channels that are sources, with red hatching around the<br />
sources currently assigned to the keys at the bottom of the screen. The faders that represent individual paths will<br />
also show which paths have EQ or Dynamics assigned to them.<br />
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