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We are just starting to learn our GLD. We received the surface last week Wednesday along with an AR84. Still waiting for the AR2412, another AR84, cables on the reel and a Dante card.
It would be great to hear how everyone is organizing their work flow, using templates/shows/scenes and libraries etc. and setting up their layers etc.
I don’t have time right now, but we will add some of our first ideas soon.
Thanks,
Bob
The most important Buttons on iLive and GLD are the Mix-Buttons. If you are coming as for example from Yamaha, this is an other way to assign your channels to Mixes, Auxes, DCA and so on, but its a very convinient and elegant way.
Thanks MoreTalentPlease.
Mix buttons are very useful.
What technique/screens do people use to ring out monitors?
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Originally posted by MoreTalentPleaseThe most important Buttons on iLive and GLD are the Mix-Buttons. If you are coming as for example from Yamaha, this is an other way to assign your channels to Mixes, Auxes, DCA and so on, but its a very convinient and elegant way.
Bob
There is a wonderfull tool on the GLD: Select the AuxSendMaster,you want to work with, then press the GEQ- Button. That presents the first Half of a Graficequalizer on the Faders for that Aux, you selected before. The last Fader on consoles right will be the Master for that Aux. so you can lift up the level carfully und you will see first ringing frequencies on the channels metering exact where you need it! press GEQButton a second time and you will get presented the upper half of the GeQ for that Buss. Third press on GEQ will bring you back home to your AuxSendMix. Its really easy!
its the same way as like on Iliveconsoles. You will find some explainations on youtube for that.
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