Aviom A-16II - Manual (Page 46)

Aviom A-16II Personal Mixer User Guide
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signals into the Input module, you need to dedicate two channels to the
mics that are picking up the ambient sound. It is not necessary that the live
mics be sent into the front of house mix.
Silent Jam Session
There is no requirement that a mixer be used with the Personal Monitor
Mixing System. In fact it makes a great late-night jam session environment
for keyboard players, guitarists, and electronic drummers, etc.
To set up a silent headphone system for jamming:
• Connect the outputs from stereo keyboards to inputs on the
Input module.
• If the keyboard player uses a sub-mixer, you can optionally
connect the stereo output of the keyboard mixer to two
inputs on the Transmitter.
• Patch the output of a guitar amp simulator into a pair of
inputs.
• Connect an electronic drum kit’s outputs into the Input
module.
• Set the Link switches on the Input module for any stereo
Channel pairs.
Other Uses for the Personal Mixer
Outputs
The stereo audio outputs on the A-16II Personal Mixer can be used with
stereo headphones, in-ear monitors, or powered speakers. But, since the
outputs are at line level, they are capable of sending the current monitor
mix to any audio device capable of using a line level audio signal.
Record a Mix
The output of your Personal Mixer can be used for recording. To connect
the stereo TRS line output to some devices you may need to use an adapter
to split the signal into two separate mono outputs—one for the left side, the
other for the right. To record the output of a Personal Mixer:
• Create a mix. Use panning, mutes, Groups etc. as required.
• Save the Preset to a memory location.
• Connect the line outputs of the Personal Mixer to the inputs
of the recorder. (You may need a special cable to split the
stereo signal into dual mono signals.)
• Play back the mix you created.
• Set an appropriate audio level for recording on the device.