[EastonpromiseParticipant]

It does

What was confusing me was on the GLD Editor – when I muted a DCA, the red DCA light appeared above the main output fader so was unsure if this meant the whole output was deleted. Thanks for clearing that up.

[EastonpromiseParticipant]

sorry,

we are hoping to run 5 DCAS on the new system:
1. Speech/Sermon
2. CD/DVD/PC Audio
3. Band Vocals
4. Instruments
5. Drums

My question is if any of these DCA’s are muted (ie DCA1) are the output mixes associated with that DCA completly muted to all sound or just the inputs associated to DCA1 (will DCA’s 2-5 still get a output through the output (in this case the speakers)

Sorry if i not explaining myself clearly.

[EastonpromiseParticipant]

So are you saying if i reduced the DCA fader this would stil affect the sound levels going into the the pre fade aux mixes?

Final question about DCA’s for the moment. If I had 4 DCA’s setup to group together a number of outputs and I muted one DCA, would this mute the entire Matrix or just the sources controlled by that DCA?

[EastonpromiseParticipant]

Thanks for your reply

Just so I can get my head round this and also to add more meat to my comment:

If i mute a DCA it mutes all channels including pre and post fade sends

If i pull the DCA fader down, does this affect the output levels on the main input faders, or does it only affect the level being sent to the Main mix/matrix sends. What i basically want to know is: If the DCA fader is at the bottom, does pre fade aux sends and ME1 units still get sound.

Sorry if this very simple stuff, trying to get my head round new technology

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