SSL Mixer Manual - Absolute Professional Audio

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Sample Rate The Sample Rate submenu lists all available clock speeds when the Unit is internally clocked. This menu appears dimmed and cannot be used if the SSL Device (or devices) are clocked to an external device. Internal Sample Rates: • 22.500Hz (Multimedia) • 32.000Hz (Video and Broadcast Standard) • 44.056Hz (NTSC Drop Frame Pull Down of 44.1kHz) • 44.100Hz (CD Standard) • 47.952Hz (NTSC Drop Frame Pull Down of 48kHz) • 48.000Hz (Broadcast Standard) • 64.000Hz (Video) • 88.112Hz (HD NTSC Drop Frame Pull Down of 88.2kHz) • 88.200Hz (High Definition Audio) • 95.904Hz (NTSC Drop Frame Pull Down of 96kHz) • 96.000Hz (High Definition Audio and Video) Varispeed The Varispeed setting provides a +/-10% variation of the internal Sample Rate. Clicking "Varispeed" opens the Varispeed dialogue box where percentage (- or +) can be entered.) Frame Rate Frame Rate selects any of the commonly used SMPTE or EBU Frame Rates, such as 24 frames per second for film, 25, 29.97, 29.97df, 30 or 30df frames per second for video. The SSL Mixer V6 only uses this setting when a Video Sync capable SSL Device is part of the System (like Soundscape 32/Sync Card/PCi Host/Mixpander). Page 102
Preferences This entry is divided into two sub menus, General and Mixer. Most entries inside the Preferences Menu are options, that can be activated (ticked) or deactivated. Only a few items (arrow or dot to the right) open further submenus or dialogue boxes. General sub menu Connect to Console Manager Please check the Console Manager Installation in Chapter 5. Activating this entry connects the SSL Mixer V6 to the optional Console Manager application, which can be used connect the SSL Mixer Software with a huge variety of hardware control surface. If the Console Manager Module is not already active it will be launched automatically. Please read the Section Controlling the Mixer with a Hardware Control Surface for further details on how to set up and use the Console Manager Module. Ignore Incoming Sample Rate Indication When this option is selected, the incoming Sample Rate indication is ignored, and the currently selected Sample Rate is maintained . This is useful if the Master Clock source is transmitting an incorrect Sample Rate indication. AES/EBU (S/PDIF) Xmt Channel Status You can set AES/EBU or S/PDIF to communicate in a "Consumer" or "Professional" format for the digital audio data transmitted from a Soundscape 32’s AES/EBU (S/PDIF) outputs. For example, some professional DAT recorders will not record from their digital inputs if they receive data in the "Consumer" format. Soundscape 32 adjusts to either format automatically, therefore there is no equivalent setting for the AES/EBU (S/PDIF) digital input. Page 103
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SSL MX4 and SSL Mixer V6 SSL Magic
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7. Quickstart Tutorial 31 Introduct
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Reading conventions Designation of
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2. SSL Mixer V6 System Requirements
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4. Hardware Installation Hardware a
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Hardware installation The guideline
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• In the second dialogue box, ens
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5. SSL Mixer V6 Software Installati
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You will be prompted to select the
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6. Hardware Configuration SSL MX4 A
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Driver Settings Accessing Audio and
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MADI Lock Status In the Status sect
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Using the SSL Soundscape ASIO-2 Dri
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Driver Updates and Removing older D
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Configuring a multiple unit system
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7. Quickstart Tutorial Introduction
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Overview The Nuendo Mixer is divide
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8. SSL Mixer V6 - The Reference Gui
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The DSP power percentage that is re
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Mixer Views The SSL Mixer can be di
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Page 55 and 56: Mixer Edit Mode Toolbar The SSL Mix
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Page 61 and 62: Stereo Balance and Panning Stereo a
Page 63 and 64: The mono in - mono to 5.1 out confi
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Page 69 and 70: Creating a new Mixer To fully under
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Page 73 and 74: Setting Up Serial Com Controller De
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Page 87 and 88: Using VST Plug-Ins VST effect plug-
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Page 91 and 92: Automatic Delay Compensation (ADC)
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