Insert; Stereo Line Input; L/Mono; Bedienung - MINDPRINT TRIO Handbuch

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MindPrint T.R.I.O.

1.9 INSERT

Connecting signal sources: To insert external processors
into the MIC/INSTR. circuit, connect them to the SEND and
RETURN jacks located on the rear panel.
Handling: When a plug is inserted into the RETURN jack,
T.R.I.O™ automatically injects the incoming signal into the
signal path. The SEND jack is permanently enabled; use it as an additional
signal tap, if you wish.

2. Stereo Line Input

Connect line level devices (such as keyboards, line mixers or drum compu-
ters) to the LINE input. Equipped with a two-band EQ, it may be configured
for both mono and stereo signals. If a source signal is patched into the
L/MONO jack only, it is automatically distributed to both channels.
Connecting signal sources:
Patch line level signals into the two mono 6.3 mm (1/4") jacks on the rear
panel. Use the four-way DIP switch on the bottom panel of the device to
configure recording and monitor routing busses. See 10.1 to learn more
about this.

2.1 L/MONO

This jack accepts the left channel of a stereo signal or
channel 1 of any line source.
2.2 R
This jack accepts the right channel of a stereo signal or
channel 2 of any line source.

Bedienung:

2.3 HF
Twist this knob to adjust the Line signal's treble amount.
Characteristic: Chebyshev type high shelving filter
Corner frequency: 9 kHz
Control range: +/- 12 dB
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The INSERT SEND may also be employed as an aux send, for exam-
ple, to address an external reverb unit.
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What's more, you can connect a tuning device to INSERT SEND. This
way, an instrument's tuning can be checked and adjusted on the fly
without unplugging it.
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The signal of an external device (for instance, EN-VOICE
patched into INSERT RETURN. Because INSERT RETURN is located
post EQ/compressor, this option lets you bypass the T.R.I.O™'s
input stage and EQ/compressor. The external signal is routed direc-
tly to the A/D converter and into the monitor section.
y The term "routing" is studio-speak for the process of assigning
signals to different destinations. In other words, routing is the
process of mapping a signal from, say, a microphone via a circuit
such as input 1 or input 2 to a target such as your recording
software.
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Connect line level devices equipped with a single output (mono)
to the LEFT/MONO jack. Then the same signal is on both channels
of the Line input.
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