Mono track and Main outs

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  • #123600
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    DaveNJ
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    Hey all, I have a gig this Friday night and I’ll be using my CQ-20B for the band with some mic splitters like so:

    Mic -> Mic Splitter -> (CQ-20B & FOH)

    We’re going to be using the CQ-20B for the band’s monitoring, only.

    Pretty standard, but I’ll also need to take one channel that comes from a Mac via USB to the CQ-20B and give that to the FOH engineer. As we’re using all 6 AUXs for IEMs, I wanted to see the best way to get that mono track out to the FOH.

    I guess I could just route that track only to the Mains and give those two to the FOH engineer, but wanted to see if I only needed to give him one side of the means as it’s a mono track.

    Appreciate the help in advance!

    #123631
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    DaveNJ
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    I guess I could just pan it in this scene – that should work. if anyone has a better idea, happy to hear it.

    #123639
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    Smilzo
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    If you are not using mains out, than simply feed the mains with USB mono track and give only L (or R) out. No need to pan.

    #123664
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    DaveNJ
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    Thanks – since we need to have that track in our in-ear mixes, I don’t think it would work if we did that, would it?

    #123667
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    Smilzo
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    You already have the usb channel in-ears (using sends pre-fader). You should adjust usb channel mains level as needed. Set ch mains levels to zero in any other channel. Should work, usb into mains, usb into in-ears plus your mix. Maybe I get something wrong? Post fader levels?

    I wish there were channels mains on/off button to make sure nothing unwanted goes into main, but as it is it should work setting mains ch levels to 0.

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