15—Aux Busses and Direct Paths
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Adjusting an Aux Bus’s Master Level
1. Press the AUX 1-8/FX 1-4 button so that the first eight channel strips control the
Aux master levels.
2. Move a AUX MST 1-8 fader to set the master level of the desired Aux bus.
Configuring an Aux Bus
An Aux bus’s configuration determines its behavior. You can set an Aux bus so that:
• it receives each channel’s signal before its fader (“pre-fader”) or after its fader
(“post-fader”). To learn about pre- and post-fader Aux sends, see Page 81.
• it’s linked to its odd/even partner. See Page 200.
You can configure an Aux bus in either of two places:
•
its MASTER EDIT screen
—allowing you to set up all of your Aux busses at once.
•
a CH EDIT VIEW screen
—letting you quickly configure the Aux bus as you set up a
channel’s other parameters.
Configuring an Aux Bus from a MASTER EDIT Screen
1. Press MASTER EDIT.
2. Set the Aux bus’s Pre/Pst switch to the desired value.
3. To link the bus to its odd/even partner, turn its LINK switch on.
Configuring an Aux Bus from a CH EDIT VIEW Screen
1. If you’re not already on the CH EDIT VIEW screen for the desired input, track or FX
return channel, press the channel’s CH EDIT button.
2. Cursor to the desired Aux bus send or click it with your mouse.
ENTER/YES starts to flash to show that further options are available.
3. Press ENTER/YES—the following dialog box appears.
You can also adjust an Aux bus’s master level on its MASTER EDIT screen—see below.
You can adjust the Aux bus’s master level by moving the onscreen
fader underneath its Pre/Pst and LINK switches—this is the same
thing as moving its Aux master channel fader.
Eight master
control strips for
the eight Aux
busses
Pre-Pst
switch
LINK
switch
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