Digital Audio Labs Livemix CS-DUO Personal Mixer User Guide - Manual (Page 20)

LIVEMIX CS-DUO 18
ADVANCED MIXING - SINGLE
CHANNEL VIEW
The majority of your mixing can be performed in the
Channel Overview screen, however, Livemix provides
a number of professional tools that can be used to
help create a better mix. These features are accessed
from the Single Channel View.
MUTE BUTTON
PRESS the Mute button to silence the channel in
a mix. When a channel is muted, a red bar will
illuminate in the top right of the touchscreen as an
indication that there is a muted channel. A MUTE icon
will also be visible in the Channel Overview for the
muted channel.
SOLO BUTTON
PRESS the Solo button to silence all non-soloed
channels in a mix. When a channel is soloed, a yellow
bar will illuminate in the top right of the touchscreen. A
SOLO icon will also be visible in the Channel Overview
for the soloed channel.
GROUP INDICATOR (IF SELECTED CHANNEL IS IN AN ACTIVE GROUP)
If the selected channel is in a group, the Group button will display which group the channel is in. If
the selected channel is not in a group this button will not be displayed.
You can temporarily remove a channel from its group by performing a LONG PRESS on the Group
button. Once the Group button flashes, you can make adjustments to the volume of the channel.
PRESS the Group button again to place the channel back in the group.
ACCESSING PRESETS AND EFFECTS
The Single Channel View is the gateway to deeper
channel configuration. LONG PRESS on the EQ &
Dynamics button to access these deeper functions.
Before you make any changes to the Channel effects,
you will be prompted with a screen reminding you that
these changes are Global in nature and will affect what
every mix in the system hears. You must press Continue
to access the Channel effect settings.
NOTE:
The Mute and Solo functions apply to
groups as well. If a channel is in a group
and you press mute, it will mute the
entire group.
WARNING:
Changes made to individual channel
effects are Global in nature and will
be heard across the whole system.
Channel effect changes will be saved in
the Global Template.