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Filters
Two filters are available on each channel. Each filter can be one of four filter types:
high-pass filter (HPF), low-pass filter (LPF), band-pass filter (BPF), and notch filter
(NTCH). The knobs are used to control the two filters that can be active at one time. The
displays are F2tp (filter 2 type), F2Q(filter 2 Q), F2fr (filter 2 frequency), F1tp (filter 1
type), F1Q(filter 1 Q) and F1fr (filter 1 frequency). Select a filter type by rotating the
knob. Disable the filter by selecting OFF. Rotate the frequency knob to select the filter
frequency. Rotate the Q knob to change Q for a notch filter or bandwidth for a band-
pass filter. Each filter can be switched In/Out separately. The filters are not attached to
the EQ.
See Section 8.3.2 on page 109 to learn how to change the EQ’s signal path order.
Filter Q is variable from 0.2 to 12.
To help find problematic frequencies, the Notch filter can be put into a listen mode
which temporarily changes the filter to band-pass by pressing the Listen key next to the
frequency knob. The listen setting is not saved in the Title and is not automated. Listen
defaults to Off.
8.4.4 Aux Sends
The number of Aux sends available depends on the number of cards in the DF64 and
the current Mixer Model. See Mixer Model on page 56 to learn about these issues.
The CM401 Center Section module has a Group/Aux Strip used for Aux Master functions.
See Section 7.2 - Bus Master Functions for general information and Section 7.2.5 -
Group and Aux Busses to learn how to set up mono and stereo Aux busses.
Aux Sends can be mono or stereo odd/even pairs (i.e., 1/2 not 2/3). Each Aux Send can
be configured as pre- or post-fader from the Aux Send Config page (Figure 8-15).
Aux Send Knobsets
Figure 8-15 shows the first eight Aux busses with Aux Sends 1/2 and 7/8 set as stereo
pairs and others are mono. Press the X key to display additional busses. Stereo busses
use two knobs:
• The Pan knob (top) adjusts the stereo Pan and its lower-left button switches Pan
in/out.
• The Gain knob (labeled with the send numbers) adjusts the overall Gain for
both sends and its lower-left button switches the pair in/out.
Mono busses use one Gain knob and its lower-left button switches the send in/out.
- Euphonix System 1
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 3
- Table of Contents 5
- List of Figures 13
- List of Tables 17
- Chapter 1: Introduction 19
- 1.1 How to Use This Manual 20
- 1.2 System 5 Hardware 22
- 1.3 System 5 Startup Sequence 24
- Auto Match 25
- Fill Start and Fill End 25
- Notch Filter 26
- Extended Delay Time 26
- Channel Path Order 26
- TFT Display Additions 26
- Surface Changes 27
- 3.1 Connect and Play a CD 29
- Figure 3-3 Cabling 31
- Chapter 4: eMix Application 35
- Figure 4-1 Projects Window 36
- 4.1.2 Titles 37
- Figure 4-3 New Title dialog 38
- 4.1.3 Mixes 39
- Figure 4-4 Mixes Window 40
- 4.1.5 Title Defaults 42
- 4.2 PatchNet 45
- 4.2.1 Console I/O 46
- 4.2.3 Cabling 47
- 4.2.4 Patching Examples 48
- 4.2.5 Mix Bus Send/Return 52
- 4.2.6 Monitor Patching 53
- 4.3 Busses 54
- 4.3.1 Law Palette 55
- 4.4 Externals 56
- 4.5 System 56
- Figure 4-19 Mixer Models 57
- 4.6 Folddown 59
- 4.7 Diagnostics 60
- 4.8 Masters 61
- 4.9 Conform 61
- 4.10 Events 61
- 4.11 System 5 Logo 61
- 12:24.03.10 63
- 00:16.12.04 63
- 5.1 Monitoring 64
- Control Room 65
- 5.1.4 SLS/Cue Monitor Outputs 68
- 5.2 Communications 69
- 5.2.1 Talkback 70
- 5.2.2 Listenback 71
- 5.2.3 Oscillator/Slate 72
- 5.3.1 Solo Mode 75
- 5.3.2 Solo Level 76
- 5.3.3 Solo Clear 76
- 5.3.5 Solo Speaker Selection 76
- 5.3.6 Solo Speaker Dim 76
- 5.3.7 Solo-Safe 77
- 5.3.8 Backstop PFL 77
- 5.4 Meters 78
- 5.4.2 Master Section Meters 81
- 6.1 Channel Select Panel 85
- 6.2 Knobset Panels 86
- 12:GuitAux 87
- 6.3 Bus Routing Panel 88
- 7.2 Bus Master Functions 90
- 7.2.2 Bus Lock 91
- 7.2.3 Mon Lock 91
- 7.2.4 Mix Bus 91
- 7.2.5 Group and Aux Busses 93
- 7.3 Mix and Group Bus Setup 94
- 8.1 Strips 95
- 8.1.3 Strip Utilities 100
- Select key 102
- 8.2 Channel Control Features 103
- Figure 8-7 Fader Controls 104
- 8.2.5 Wave Key 105
- 8.2.6 All Mode 105
- 8.2.7 All Knobs Key 106
- 8.2.8 Copy and Paste 106
- 8.3.1 Channel Patch Points 108
- 8.3.2 Channel Processor Order 109
- 8.3.3 Insert Point 109
- 8.4.1 Inputs 110
- Stereo Controls 112
- 8.4.2 Dynamics 113
- Sidechain/filters (page 4) 115
- 8.4.3 Equalizers and Filters 117
- 8.4.4 Aux Sends 119
- 8.4.5 Pan 122
- Figure 8-17 Pan graph 124
- 8.5 Channel Mixing Functions 125
- 8.5.2 Mix Bus Routing 126
- Multi Format Masters 127
- 9.1.1 Create Control Group 128
- 9.1.3 Modify Control Group 129
- 9.1.4 Name Control Group 129
- 9.1.5 Clear Control Group 129
- 9.2 Multi Format Masters 130
- 9.3 Spill Area 131
- 10.1 Layouts 134
- Figure 10-1 Layouts Panel 135
- 10.1.2 Recall a Layout 136
- 10.1.3 Modify a Layout 136
- 10.1.4 Rename a Layout 136
- 10.2 Snapshots 137
- Snapshots 138
- 10.2.2 Recall a Snapshot 139
- 10.2.3 Update Snapshot 139
- 10.2.4 Rename a Snapshot 140
- 10.2.5 Delete a Snapshot 140
- Chapter 11: Machine Control 141
- 11.1 Transport Controls 142
- 11.2 Locate Controls 143
- Locate Registers 144
- 11.2.4 Locate Key 146
- 11.2.5 Return Key 146
- 11.2.6 Title Start 146
- 11.2.7 Cue Points 146
- 11.3 Track Arming 148
- 11.3.1 Record in Motion 149
- 11.3.2 Track Arm in Motion 149
- 11.3.3 On Transport Stop 149
- 11.3.4 Arm While Stopped 149
- 11.3.5 TC Lock 149
- 12.1 Input Types 152
- 12.2 Output Types 153
- 12.3 Logical Operators 154
- 12.5 Event List 155
- 12.6 Input 155
- 12.7 Output 156
- 12.8 Deleting Events 156
- 12.9 GPI Examples 157
- 12.9.7 Audio Follow Video 163
- 13.1 Overview 167
- 13.2 Automation Interface 168
- 13.2.1 Automation LEDs 169
- 13.2.2 Select/Punch Keys 169
- 13.2.3 All Knobs Key 169
- 13.3 Automation Modes 170
- 13.3.3 Write Absolute 171
- 13.3.4 Write Trim 171
- 13.5 Recording Automation 175
- 13.5.2 Switches 176
- 13.6 Playing Back Automation 177
- 13.6.2 Read 178
- 13.6.3 Isolate 178
- 13.6.4 Write Trim 178
- 13.7 Modifying Automation 179
- 13.7.2 Knob Glide Modes 180
- 13.7.4 Switch Automation 182
- 13.8 Fill Features 183
- AutoFill On 184
- Figure 13-12 Automation Panel 185
- 13.8.2 Fill Start 186
- 13.8.3 Fill End 186
- 13.8.4 Fill Start + Fill End 187
- 13.8.9 Fill to Punch 189
- 13.9.1 Preview 189
- 13.9.2 Join 190
- 13.9.3 Snap Mode 191
- 13.9.4 Update on Locate 191
- 13.9.5 All Match 191
- 13.9.6 Auto Match 191
- 13.11 Bus Master Automation 192
- 13.12 Mix Assigns 192
- 13.13 Managing the Automation 193
- 13.13.3 Automation Conform 196
- 14.1 CM403 201
- 14.2 The Film Panel 202
- 14.2.1 The PEC/DIR Panel 203
- Sl Sc Sr B 204
- Speaker Re-Assign 206
- Figure 14-6 Solo Safe 207
- 14.2.3 CM403 TFT Display 208
- 14.3 Joystick Module 210
- 14.3.3 Layouts 211
- 14.3.5 Punching in a Joystick 211
- 14.4 Multi-Operator Console 212
- 14.5 Solo Linking 212
- 14.6 Patching 212
- 14.7 Machine Control 213
- 14.8 Track Arming 213
- 14.9 Solo-In-Place 213
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