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Output Strip

Meter

The output meter indicates the output signal level

just after the output gain control and just prior to

the D/A converter stage. These meters indicate the

signal level in real time relative to maximum output

level (+18 dBu) and follow the meters on the front

panel, with the exception that they don't indicate

gain when the Up/Down buttons are pressed, as

the front panel meters do.

High Shelf EQ

These two knobs control the gain (± 15 dB) and the

corner frequency (500Hz-20kHz) of the channel

high-frequency shelving EQ.

Click and drag up or down to

increase or decrease the

settings of these controls.

Low Shelf EQ

These two knobs control the

gain (± 15 dB) and the corner

frequency (20Hz-500Hz) of the

channel low-frequency shelving

EQ. Click and drag up or down

to increase or decrease the

settings of these controls. The

actual settings are displayed in

the two boxes above the

knobs.

Output DSP On/Off Buttons

These buttons duplicate the

function of the On buttons in

each of the three output DSP

windows, Graphic EQ,

Parametric EQ, and

Compressor. Click each button

to toggle the DSP function on

and off. When the button is lit,

the function is on.

Remote Control. When a Mute Group is activated,

all channels assigned to that Mute Group are muted

simultaneously. Assign the inputs to Mute Groups

in the

Audio In

window. Any input can be assigned

to any Mute Group.

Control Groups:

The Control Group function is

used to assign two or more input level controls to

one of eight Control Groups, which can be controlled

with a Level Remote Control. When a Control Group

level is modified with a Level Remote Control, the

gain of each channel assigned to that Control Group

is increased or decreased relative to its existing gain

setting by the amount the Control Group level is

increased or decreased. Assign the inputs to Control

Groups in the

Audio In

window. A Control Group

level defaults to 0 dB. An input level control can only

be assigned to one Control Group, but the A and B

level controls of an input can be assigned independently

to different Control Groups. For example, the Bus A

level control on Input 1 can be assigned to Control

Group 8, while the Bus B level control on Input 1

can be assigned to Control Group 5.

Note that the actual level settings for inputs

assigned to Control Groups do not change on the

front panel meter or the DX8-PC application main

window when a Control Group level is modified.

Think of a Control Group as a virtual fader whose

gain value is added to the real faders assigned to it.

Presets:

The Preset function is used to save all

the mixer settings to the DX8's internal nonvolatile

memory for later recall. There are 16 presets

available, which are saved using the

Save To Preset

button in the DX8-PC application main window, and

recalled with the

Presets

box in the main window,

by a logic input, or with a Selection Remote Control.

Settings saved to a preset:

Input and Output Levels

Input Shelving EQ Gain and Frequency

Output Shelving EQ Gain and Frequency

Output Graphic EQ Gain (including On/Off)

Parametric EQ Gain, Frequency, and Bandwidth

(including On/Off)

Compressor Threshold, Attack, Release, Ratio, and

Output (including On/Off)

Automix NOM, ALC Range, Auto Gate Range, Last

Mic On, Max NOM

Settings not saved to presets:

Settings in the Audio In, Logic In, and Logic Out

windows

Mutes

Lock Code

Control Group levels are not saved to presets.

Recalling a preset resets the Control Group levels to

unity gain (default), and unmutes all mutes and

Mute Groups.

Noteworthy Details

Here are a few notable details

of some of the functions

available with the DX8-PC

application:

Mute Groups:

The Mute

Group function is used to

assign two or more inputs to

one of eight Mute Groups,

which can be activated with a

Logic Input or a Selection

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