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Was wondering if there was a way to program a soft key to mute the headphones (rather than using the Phones knob, and turning it down to “0”?
You could program a soft key to pfl an input with no signal (unassigned) or an AUX group with no audio on it.
I think it was Nicola that told me how to do this a few years ago. If you aren’t using the IEM monitor strip for anything you can route it to the headphone output and assign everything to IEM, then have a mute button for it on a softkey.
If you search through my profile for threads I’ve created you may be able to find it.
Chris
@Chris93,
Thanks for the information. I did search your profile, and found where you had referenced Nicola giving you a good tip ( https://community.allen-heath.com/forums/topic/any-value-to-iem-and-wedge-strips/#post-53624 ), but wasn’t able to find the original information.
@nicola,
Would you be able to repeat the “good tip”?
Thanks
Bob
Hi Bob,
The advice I gave to Chris was to use an IEM strip for the control of headphones. You can assign all channels to the IEM strip (like you would assign channels to a DCA), set the ‘IEM to Headphones’ option in Setup/Audio/PAFL, and use the IEM fader and Mute to control your headphones. However I don’t believe the IEM Mute can be assigned to a SoftKey.
Hope this helps.
It is possible to assign the function “PAFL clear” to a soft button. Maybe this helps for your use case.
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