Allen&Heath GS3000 - Manual (Page 18)

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Studio feeds 1 & 2 are stereo sub-mixed outputs which normally feed speakers or a headphone ring in
the studio providing foldback monitoring to the musicians. Aux 1 (2) can be set up as an independent
foldback mix e.g. drum mix or vocal. L-R would be the same mix as the engineers monitor mix. Press L-R
and AUX 1 (2) for a quick foldback mix created from L-R with selected signals boosted using AUX 1 (2)
sends. The CRM mix follows the engineers monitor selection e.g. use this to playback a 2-track recording
to the musicians in the studio. In mixdown, the studio outputs can be fed with a separate MIX B stereo
post-fade mix for use as an extra stereo effects send – refer to channel XFX function.
L-R, MIX B, AUX 1, CRM – pressing one or a combination of the switches selects the
source for the studio output. When more than one switch is pressed the sources mix
together.
STUDIO – use this control to adjust the studio output level.
MUTE - This turns the studio output on or off. It is important to mute the studio speakers
during recording or when studio microphones are live.
AFL (After-Fade Listen) routes the studio mix signal in stereo to the L&R bargraph
meters, the control room speakers and the headphones and allows checking of the
sound quality and mix level.
TALK - press this momentary switch to talk to the studio. If one or more of the source
selection switches is pressed, then the talk signal will be combined with the selection. In
this way you can communicate with the musicians and hear them via the studio
microphones.

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