Omnitronic LS-622A Bedienungsanleitung Seite 22

GROUP OUT
Via the GROUP OUT-sockets, you can connect the group signal with a headphones amplifier, e.g. for the
background singers. You can adjust the signal level via the group fader.
Channel Section
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GAIN
With the GAIN-control, you can set the level of the input signal. The control range is
-10
between 10 and 60 dB for the microphone signals and +10 to –40 dBu for the line
signals. The most common working levels are –10 dBV and +4 dBu marked on the
+4 GAIN
scale.
Please refer to Adjusting the input level.
0
HIGH
With the HIGH-control, you can increase or lower the treble of the input signal at the
HIGH
respective channel. This is a 12 kHz shelving equalizer with a control range of ±15 dB.
12 kHz
-15 +15
MID
0
With the MID-control, you can increase or lower the mids of the input signal at the
respective channel. This is a 2.5 kHz shelving equalizer with a control range of ±15 dB.
MID
2.5 kHz
LOW
With the LOW-control, you can increase or lower the bass of the input signal at the
-15 +15
0
respective channel. This is an 80 Hz shelving equalizer with a control range of ±15 dB.
AUX/EFF
LOW
80 Hz
With the AUX-control, you can control the signal sent to the AUX SEND-socket. The
signal is post-fader and can be used for effectors etc. Turned fully to the left, no signal
-15 +15
0
is routed to the AUX SEND-socket. In the center position, the incoming signal is routed
without any changes and between 0 and +15 dB it is enforced, respectively. This
control is also used for choosing the channel to be routed to the internal effector.
AUX /
EFF
PAN
-
+15
With the PAN-control, you can position the signal of a mono input in the stereo output.
The signal level remains constant.
PAN
BAL
With the BAL-control, the signal portion of a stereo input is routed to the left or to the
right.
L R
L-R
L-R
With the L-R-switch, you can route the signal to the Main Mix fader. If you want to mute
a channel, set the L-R-switch to unpressed position. Please note that the AUX-signals
G 1-2
cannot be muted this way.
G1-2
PEAK
With the G1-2-switch, you can route the signal to the group-bus. In this way, you can
sum up different input channels into one group, e.g. drums, winds or background
10
+dB singers.
5
Channel fader
With the channel fader, you can adjust the signal level of the respective input channel
0
in the mix (L-R or/and G1-2).
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