Introduction – SoundCraft Audio Mixing Console Model Spirit Studio User Manual

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INTRODUCTION

Congratulations on your purchase of a SPIRIT STUDIO

mixer. Owning a Soundcraft console brings you the

expertise and support of one of the industry’s leading

manufacturers and the results of over 17 years experi-

ence supporting some of the biggest names in the

business. Packed full of features for track-laying,

mixdown and overdubbing SPIRIT STUDIO provides

you with access to the full range of professional mul-

titrack techniques from an unusually compact mixer.
Designed by engineers who understand the individual

needs of musicians, SPIRIT STUDIO has been built to

the highest standards using quality Japanese compo-

nents and employing automated assembly techniques

beyond the reach of most manufacturers of compact

mixers.
A rugged steel chassis is combined with moulded side

trims to give protection and distinctive appearance.

Custom-moulded controls, designed for the best ‘feel’

and visual clarity complement the styling, resulting in a

truly professional product which is ideal for all types of

multitrack recording from 8-track all the way up to 24-

track.
An in-line console available in two frame sizes (16/8/2

and 24/8/2) there is no shortage of inputs on SPIRIT

STUDIO, since in mixdown mode the multitrack moni-

tor inputs double as extra line inputs.
The input channels are able to accept a wide range of

Microphone and Line level signals from separate input

sockets. Every channel features a separate Channel

and Tape Monitor section, with unique flexibility to

swap functions between the two paths. The 4-band EQ

is in two sections - normally the HL/LF section is be-

fore the insert point and the LOW MID and HI MID after

the insert point, thus allowing separate EQ of Send and

Return. If EQ to Monitor switch is pressed the HF/LF

EQ is switched into the Monitor path leaving the LOW

MID and HI MID section after the Insert point in the

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