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26 M32 DIGITAL CONSOLE User Manual
• AES50A 1-2
• AES50A 1-4
• AES50A 1-6
• AES50B 1-2
• AES50B 1-4
• AES50B 1-6
• Card 1-2
• Card 1-4
• Card 1-6.
out 1-16
The ROUTING screens out 1-16 tab allows the user to patch the M32’s various
internal signal paths to the 16 analogue XLR outputs that are located on the
console’s rear panel.
The M32 allows for many dierent kinds of output signal paths, and this screen
is where these outputs are assigned to a physical rear panel output, so that the
signal path can be patched to their eventual destination, such as front-of-house
PA speakers or a powered stage monitor.
To assign the various output paths to the rear panel XLR outputs, perform the
following steps:
1. Adjust the rst push encoder to select to which of the 16 rear panel analogue
outs you wish to assign an output signal path.
2. Adjust the third encoder to select an output path category. These include:
• O
• Main (LRC) Mix
• Mix Bus Outputs
• Matrix Outputs
• Direct Outs
• Monitor.
3. Adjust the fourth encoder to select a specic output path, including:
• O
• Main L
• Main R
• Main C/M
• Any of the 16 Mix Outputs
• Any of the six Matrix Outputs
• Any of the 32 Direct Outputs
• Any of the eight Auxiliary Outputs
• Any of the FX Direct Outputs
• Monitor L
• Monitor R
• Talkback.
4. Tap the fourth encoder to assign the selected output path,
completingtheprocess.
5. Adjust the fth encoder to select the signal tap point for the output
assignment. This determines where in the audio signal path the source is
‘tapped’ as it is sent to the physical rear panel output. The available signal
tap points include:
• IN/LC
• IN/LC +M
• PreEQ
• PreEQ +M
• PostEQ
• PostEQ +M
• PreFdr
• PreFdr +M
• Post Fader.
6. Tap the fth encoder to assign the selected signal tap point.
7. Turn the sixth encoder to adjust the amount of digital line delay applied to
the output path as it is sent to the rear panel physical output. As the amount
of delay is adjusted, the current delay time is displayed in three dierent
units of measurement: feet, metres and milliseconds.
8. Tap the sixth encoder to toggle delay on/o. The Delay label illuminates
when the delay is inserted into the signal path.
TIP: Applying a delay to an output signal is typically done when the console is
used in a ‘multi-zone’ PA speaker setup, where some PA speakers are located
near the stage, and a second set of speakers is located further back within the
audience. By applying an appropriate amount of delay only to the speakers
located near the stage, the audience hears the audio from all speakers at
the same time, ensuring maximum time-alignment and sound quality. The
M32 assumes an operating temperature of 20°C/68°F when calculating the
delaytimes.
aux out
The ROUTING screen’s aux out tab allows the user to patch an internal signal
path (such as a mix output used as an eects send) to the six separate ¼"/RCA
auxiliary outputs.
Since these six outputs can have a wide variety of signal paths assigned to them,
they can be used for a wide variety of tasks, such as:
1. Feeding an external eects processor when the internal eects
areinsucient.
2. Patching a specic console signal path to an outboard recorder.
3. Feeding the analogue or digital audio inputs of a nearby video recorder.
To make an assignment as described above, perform the following steps:
1. Adjust the rst push encoder to select to which auxiliary outputs to assign a
source. Choices include
• Aux Out 1
• Aux Out 2
• Aux Out 3
• Aux Out 4
• Aux Out 5
• Aux Out 6
• AES/EBU (Digital) Out L
• AES/EBU (Digital) Out R.
2. Adjust the third encoder to select for coarse range:
• Insert
• Main (LRC)
• Mix Bus
• Matrix
• Direct Out
• Monitor.
3. Adjust the fourth encoder to select a specic signal path to feed the selected
physical output. Choices include:
• Insert Point
• Main L
• Main R
• Main C/M
• Any of the 16 Mix Outputs
• Any of the six Matrix Outputs
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