Metric Halo 2882 operating guide - Manual (Page 47)

Mobile I/O User’s Guide
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clicking the pan knob will return it to center pan, and mand> click-dragging the knob will allow you to adjust the pan position in
finer increments.
M UTE B UTTONS
Each input has a Mute button (labeled “M”) associated with it. When the
mute button is engaged (illuminated white), the channel will be muted in the
mixer. The mute is interpolated, so muting a channel will not cause audible
clicks.
-clicking a mute button will set all of the mutes on the mix bus to
the same state as the button you click. This allows you to quickly mute all
the channels or quickly unmute all the channels on a bus.
S OLO B UTTONS
Each input has a Solo button (labeled “S”) associated with it. When the solo
button is engaged (illuminated red), only channels that have been soloed
will be mixed by the mixer. The other channels will effectively be muted. As
with the mute button, the gain changes associated with soloing or unsoloing
a channel are fully interpolated and will not cause audible clicks.
-clicking a solo button will exclusively solo the associated
channel. The -click will automatically clear the solo state of all
other channels on the mix bus. -clicking a solo button will set all
of the solos on the mix bus to the same state as the button you click. This
allows you to quickly solo all the channels or quickly un-solo all the chan-
nels on a bus.
M IXER M ASTER F ADER
The Fader that appears on the right side of the mixer pane is the Mix Master
Fader. This fader controls the overall bus level of the mix bus. Operationally,
it is exactly the same as the channel faders (see: “Channel Faders” on
page 37). Each Mix bus in the system has 24 dB of headroom above full
scale. If the summing point of the mix bus is clipping, you can pull the mix
out of clipping by dropping the Master fader, as long as the sum point is clip-
ping by less than 24 dB.