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2015/09/17 at 6:28 am #50545CrowndogParticipant
Gday all,
I have checked the manual and can not come up with a way to do this, I’m not really sure if it can actually be done but i was trying to see if i could leave the channels open into the mix bus, but not into the FOH when channels are muted. Im trying to get an in ear mix pre show without it going out to the front. We have a mute all except iPod button enabled, so obviously the channels are also muted but i thought i might be able to put the position of the mix feed post mute?? (if this is such a thing)
anyway, not sure if this can be done, if anyone has any other suggestion id like to hear it.
Thanks for everyones help on this forum, its been a noob’s great source of information2015/09/17 at 7:13 am #50547cornelius78ParticipantG’day. Try unassigning all channels relevant from the LR mix (access lr on rhs of the console, press and hold assign button on lhs, press relevant sel buttons on channels, or press the sel button on the lr master to assign/unassign all.) Do your sound check, then re-assign.
You could save these two setups as scenes and have their recall on softkeys for really fast changes.
HTH
2015/09/17 at 7:31 am #50549CrowndogParticipantBRILLIANT!!!! i knew someone would have an answer (why didn’t i think of that?? 🙂
2015/09/17 at 8:15 am #50550CrowndogParticipantI’m trying to use the Assign-Select (on LR) to select and deselect all channels but it doesn’t do anything? it works on the FX’s and Mix selects but not the LR. i read the manual and i can’t see where it would be a feature you could turn on and off. Any suggestions?? (puts on another puppy face)
2015/09/17 at 8:55 am #50551cornelius78ParticipantP21 and p36 of the manual explain it. Are you sure you’re pressing and holding the “assign” button instead of the “pre/post” button. Accidentally pressing pre/post would explain the behavior you’re describing.
2015/09/17 at 9:13 am #50552CrowndogParticipantIm definitely holding the Assign button (the bottom one) It actually works when i press the mix select or FX select buttons, just not the LR
2015/09/17 at 9:37 am #50553cornelius78ParticipantWhat happens when you check the routing on an individual channel, as described on p36? Do you have access to change the assignment to LR there? Clutching at straws here, but perhaps if you’re logged into the desk as a non-admin user, you might not have permissions to change LR assignments?
2015/09/17 at 9:48 am #50554CrowndogParticipantyeah i can change individual channels no problems, actually thats probably what i will do, it works fine. I was just curious why i couldn’t get them to all assign with the one button press. I am logged in as admin as well
2015/09/17 at 10:47 am #50559cornelius78ParticipantOk, really clutching at straws now, but I don’t have a Qu in front of me ATM, but perhaps the main mix needs to be selected? Not just “selected” in terms of the blue LR mix button being pressed, but the green sel button above fader #17 also needs to be engaged? Iirc this shouldn’t matter, but it’s all I can think of.
Other than a factory reset, I’m out of ideas.
2015/09/17 at 11:05 am #50560CrowndogParticipantUnfortunately that doesn’t work either. I really appreciate your help, i probably will do a factory reset but not until after my gigs this weekend, I’ve spent so much time setting it up and everything else works well.
2015/09/17 at 12:54 pm #50561AnonymousInactiveCan you run a separate mix for the iPod (copying it to both) then reassign the Alt-Out signal path as needed – no idea if there is a nasty click associated though.
OR – a DCA on all the channels, then drop the DCA to -inf.
Then you can just drop the volume to the Mains with one fader, then return it to unity to have normal operation.
2015/09/19 at 12:54 am #50590CrowndogParticipantGreat suggestion Bob, i think ill do that. Very easy!
2015/09/19 at 1:28 am #50591cornelius78ParticipantOnly caveat with the DCA method is that it will affect the channels’ post-fade sends, which would effect the FX returns (assuming they’re post fade,) which could be a problem when you go to dial in your monitor mix if you intend to send those FX returns to monitors. If not then it’s a moot point.
2015/09/23 at 5:09 pm #50758gillyParticipantCrowndog
Im probably not understanding your query properly, but if you want the FOH muted but the Mix outputs enabled for the in ears, why not just leave all the used channels unmuted but mute the LR?2015/09/23 at 8:30 pm #50761CrowndogParticipantCrowndog
Im probably not understanding your query properly, but if you want the FOH muted but the Mix outputs enabled for the in ears, why not just leave all the used channels unmuted but mute the LR?I need to keep the LR open for the iPod.
We used both methods above (unselecting channels in LR and also using a DCA fader) with great success on the weekend. Using the DCA did also mute the fx in our ears so the de selecting channels was the preferred method.
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