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Audio monitoring – Grass Valley EDIUS Pro v.7.4 Reference Manual User Manual

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Chapter 9 Audio Operations — Audio Monitoring

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Audio Monitoring

When [Audio Monitoring Mode] is set, clips on the Recorder can be played back with the different setting from that of the audio output set in

the channel map of [Sequence settings] or [Project Settings]. In [Audio Monitoring Mode], audio output of the clip played back on the Player

can also be set.

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Note

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When a sequence clip is exported to a file, export is performed according to the settings of [Channel map] in [Sequence settings],

regardless of the modes in [Audio Monitoring Mode].

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If you select a channel to be output using the output hardware product while [Audio Monitoring Mode] is set, the channel will conform

to the output channel set in [Audio Monitoring Mode].

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Audio source of the clip to be played back on the Player is played back in the channel mode set in the track patch.

1)

Click [Change to Player]/[Change to Recorder] to switch to the display window to be set.

2)

Click [View] on the menu bar, and click [Audio Monitoring Mode] the mode to be set.

[Off]

Output the original channel of the source on the Player.

Output audio according to the settings in [Channel map] of [Sequence settings] on the

Recorder.

“Sequence Settings” (w page 51)

[Monaural]

Output audio in monaural. Downmix to L (Ch1) and R (Ch2) to be the same audio.

[Stereo]

Output audio in stereo. Divide the audio to L (Ch1) and R (Ch2) and downmix by decreasing

3 dB.

[Custom]

Play back audio in the mode set in [Custom setting].

[Custom setting]

Customize [Audio Monitoring Mode]. The customized settings can be saved and loaded as

presets.

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Alternative

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Set this function in [Audio Monitoring Mode] in the [Audio Mixer] dialog box.

“[Audio Mixer] Dialog Box” (w page 377)

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Default value can be changed with the [Audio Monitoring Mode] setting in [System Settings]. Changed default value is applied when the

project starts.

“[Audio Monitoring Mode]” (w page 77)