MMC User Manual - AMS Neve
MMC User Manual - AMS Neve
MMC User Manual - AMS Neve
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Surround Sound Panel<br />
How the Surround Sound system works<br />
Surround Sound Panel<br />
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This chapter describes the optional Surround Sound Panel, which may be fitted in the original console or as an<br />
upgrade.<br />
The Surround Sound Panel provides full control over surround monitoring. It is functionally divided into two<br />
sections.<br />
The Surround Monitoring Section<br />
This is the upper half of the panel. It provides controls for selecting the Stems and/or external sources to be<br />
monitored and the formats to use for monitoring.<br />
The Stem Control Section<br />
This is the lower half of the panel. It is used to configure the Film Stems and provide recorder control.<br />
In conjunction with the Surround Monitoring section it provides fully configurable routing of Tracks to speakers.<br />
It has a safe mechanism for recorder control (i.e. it can be locked into safe and will not respond to any<br />
accidental commands (e.g. if REC enable is unintentionally enabled it will not go into record).<br />
It also provides bus tape switching (PEC/Direct comparison) on all the tracks installed in the panel.<br />
How the Surround Sound system works<br />
A surround sound setup on the Logic <strong>MMC</strong> consists of three main parts:<br />
Signal sources that are panned.<br />
Film stems that accept the panned signals.<br />
Film monitoring that controls which stems are output to the speakers.<br />
The signal sources are inputs that are routed to Channels. Panning is always available to a Channel, according<br />
to the pan designators applied to paths (Tracks or Groups) that the Channel is routed to.<br />
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