NewTek TriCaster 8000 - Manual (Page 276)

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It is important to understand the distinction between busses and outputs. Now that
we understand the former, let’s consider the latter. For TriCaster purposes, an
output may be physical, or virtual – i.e., it may involve a connector on the rear panel,
or not. For example, the audio recorded by TriCaster does not necessarily require
an output connector.
Note: TriCaster Mini’s audio inputs and outputs are stereo. Audio can be routed to the
Master 2 and Aux 2 busses, however, for internal use (i.e., sound on these tracks will be
captured if you configure an Isocorder recording to include them).
FIGURE 261
The important thing to realize is that the audio content of any bus may be directed
to one or more outputs or, in some cases, to none at all, and – that this is all up to
you. By default, the sound from the primary busses is routed to physical outputs as
shown in the following table.