Behringer BCA2000 - Manual (Page 11)

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B-CONTROL AUDIO BCA2000
4. AUDIO ROUTING
The B-CONTROL gives you a plethora of routing options that are explained in detail in this chapter. The following illustration will give
you a general overview of your BCA2000’s audio signal flow. You will find a detailed signal flow diagram on an extra sheet attached
to this manual.
Fig. 4.1: Block diagram (overview)
4.1 Input routing
Analog inputs:
The input selectors ( , , and ) let you select
the signal sources for the input channels. For the mono input
channel, you can select a microphone input (MIC A), the left line
input (Line L) or the front-panel high-impedance guitar input. If
the GUITAR (HI-Z) button is pressed, the MIC/LINE button is
deactivated; mic or line inputs can no longer be selected.
On the stereo input channel, you can select between a
microphone input B (MIC B) and the right line input (Line R). The
LINE STEREO button gives you yet another routing option, directing
both left and right line inputs ( ) into this channel, which then
operates as a stereo channel. In this case, the mono input channel
can no longer carry the left line signal. However, you can still
select a microphone or guitar signal, so that a total of 3 signals
(1 x mono, 1 x stereo) can be recorded simultaneously.
4. AUDIO ROUTING
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MIC B
Line R
Line Stereo
MIC B
Line R
Line Stereo
MIC B
Line R
Line Stereo
Line L
MIC A
GUITAR (HI-Z)
Table 4.1: Analog input combination options
Insert connections are available for all mono inputs (XLR and
1/4" connectors). This insert point for external signal processors
is located directly before (pre-) the B-CONTROL’s internal
processing and A/D converters. All selectable sources can be
processed in the mono input channel, while only inputs MIC B
and LINE R can be processed in the stereo input channel. If