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A mute group lets you mute a selected combination of channels with a single key press. Applications
include muting unused channels when mixing different tracks, muting all effects, muting a group of
instruments etc...
The
GS3000
includes 4 mute groups controlled by a bank of large buttons in the automation channel.
Each of the 4 mute groups can be operated either on its own or in combination with the other three. When
operated together, the mute groups effectively combine together. The mutes in the I/O channels and the
mutes in the dual stereo input channels and aux sends 5 and 6 in the master section can be included in a
mute group. Group settings can also be archived via MIDI.
Channel and/or monitor path mutes can be made ‘ALL SAFE’ to prevent them being affected by the mute
groups. They can still be operated manually.
Program a Mute Group
Clear all console mutes.
Select the mutes to be saved in a mute group. i.e. Mute LEDs on.
Press the
STORE
switch.
The 4 MUTE GROUP switches and RECALL switch will start flashing.
Press the
MUTE GROUP
switch to be programmed.
The STORE and RECALL LEDs will turn off.
The MUTE GROUP LEDs will be cleared.
Recall a Mute Group
Press a
MUTE GROUP
(1 to 4) to turn the group on.
The red LED indicates that the group is selected.
The channels programmed into the group are muted.
Press
MUTE GROUP
again to turn the group off.
To Edit a Mute Group
Clear all console mutes.
Press the
MUTE GROUP
to be edited.
Press the
MUTE
switches to be edited.
Press the
STORE
switch.
The 4 MUTE GROUP switches and RECALL switch will start flashing.
Press the
MUTE GROUP
switch again.
The STORE and RECALL LEDs will turn off.
The MUTE GROUP LEDs will be cleared.
Factory default settings
The console is supplied with the mute groups cleared (mutes off).
This is the normal starting point for creating a new mute group.
Note that performing a hard reset restores the console to the factory default settings.
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