Waves eMotion LV1 64-Channel Mixer with Axis One Custom Computer - Manual (Page 111)

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Waves eMotion LV1 User Guide | Chapte r 3 : Channel Window
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1. Access direct output section
The direct output section is used to assign I/Os to the channel. It is also used to assign selected I/Os to delay groups, trim each I/O,
and select its source.
2. Assig n channel to groups
A group is used to create a submix of several channels into one. This group can be processed and mixed with other channels
before being sent to the main mix. Select GRP 1–8 to establish an assignment. This sends the post-pan output of a channel to the
buss. The group assignment also appears in the Mixer window (Mixer > Channel layer > Route mode) and in the Internal patch.
3. Assig n channel to matrix channels
A matrix is used to create alternate or zone-specific mixes and to apply independent processing per zone. The post-pan output of
a channel or mix buss can be assigned to the matrix busses, and each Matrix channel can be assigned up to 12 channels and
busses. Matrix assignments are also found in the Mixer window > Route, and in the Internal Patch. Refer to Matrix Section , later in
this chapter.
4. Channel pan/balance/rotate control
The channel panner is a multi-function imager for mono and stereo channels. It affects all post-panner source assignments. As a
mono panner it moves a signal left and right. On a stereo channel, it can function as a balance control, increasing the gain of one
side while decreasing that of the other. Or, it can rotate an image using two independent panners. (This control is discussed in detail
in the previous section.)
5. Mai n outs
The L/R assignment sends the post-pan output of a channel to the I/O. Mono and Center send the post-fader output.
6. Channel mai n out mute
Mutes outputs and sends to other busses or I/Os. Cue buss send is not muted.
• When a mute group is activated, the mute buttons of group members’ channels flash. This indicates that the channel is muted
as part of a group.
• A member of an active mute group can be unmuted by clicking its mute button. Click again on the button to mute it beyond
the scope of the mute group. It will remain muted even after the mute group is deactivated.
• A third click returns the channel mute to normal mute group behavior.