Audient ASP4816 - Compact Analogue Recording Console - Manual (Page 24)

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Console functions.
FLIP and PAN
The FLIP switch allows the MIC/
LINE input and the DAW input to
be reversed. Normally the DAW
input feeds the LF signal path - with
FLIP pressed it will feed the SF
signal path. The MIC/LINE input
normally feeds the SF signal path
and with FLIP pressed it will feed
the LF signal path. Illuminated
indicators in each section show
which input is selected to the LF
and SF paths.
The PAN control pans the LF signal
across the stereo mix bus and the
MIX switch assigns the LF signal
to the stereo bus.
The SOLO switch allows the
long fader signal to be auditioned
through the AFL/PFL or Solo in
Place facilities.
CUT allows the LF signal path to
be muted.
Page 33 gives more detail regarding
the long fader used to control the
level of the LF signal path.
1 FLIP swaps the inputs between
the LF and SF paths.
2 These back lit indicators
show whether the MIC/LINE
or the DAW input is selected
to the LF path. Only one will
be illuminated and it can be
changed by using the FLIP
switch.
3 MIX allows the LF signal to be
routed to the stereo mix bus.
Normally this switch should be
pressed but it is good practice
to unroute any channels which
are not needed. this will help
to reduce mix amp noise.
4 This is the PAN control for
the LF signal enabling it to be
panned across the stereo bus
5 SOLO allows the LF signal to
be heard on the monitors and
viewed on the master meters
or, if Solo in Place is selected,
it will replace the console
output.
6 CUT allows the LF signal path
to be muted. This may help to
reduce the noise in a mix when
a channel is not in use for a
period of time.
CHANNEL STRIP