Aviom A360 - Manual (Page 21)

12 A360 P ersonAl
M
ixer
U
ser
G
Uide
Any number of mix channels may be muted while making a mix. Channel mutes are saved when a Mix
Preset is created.
P t
ip
: To quickly mute all mix channels temporarily, double-click the m
ute
button. The yellow LED in
the Mute button and those under the channel buttons will blink. Press the m
ute
button again
to return to normal operation. The Ambience channel is not affected, allowing the onboard
mic to be used. Channels that were muted in the mix prior to using the temporary Mute All
function will still be muted once the Personal Mixer is returned to its normal mix state.
Dual Profile Channel
The Dual Profile Channel™ is a powerful feature that can be set up in two different ways. First, the Dual
Profile Channel can mirror one of the 16 mix channel buttons, allowing a performer to place a favorite or
important channel in an easy-to-reach position on the A360 Personal Mixer. Second, when the A360 mode
switch is set to C
uStom
, the Dual Profile Channel may be assigned as a 17th mono or stereo mix channel
using the A360 Channel Manager software. See page 45 for information about the rear-panel mode switch
and its operation.
As its name implies, the Dual Profile Channel has two independent groups of channel-level settings—
Reverb, Tone, Channel Volume, and Pan/Spread—stored as two Profiles, labeled A and B. This allows a
performer to store the settings for two different performance situations and recall them with a single
button press without affecting anything else in the current mix. It’s like a mini preset for a single channel.
For example, a singer may want to save different settings for ensemble singing versus lead singing, or a
drummer may want to assign a click track to the Dual Profile Channel and have two variations on its level
instantly available.
Piano Vocal 1 Vocal 2 Vocal 3 Vocal 4 Bkd Vox Click Vocal 2
In this example the Dual Profile Channel is assigned to mirror channel 12; Profile B is selected.
The Dual Profile Channel may be selected by pressing the D
uAl
P
rofIle
C
hANNel
button, its channel mirror
equivalent (in Pro16 or Default modes), or the A or B Profile buttons.