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Soloing the ST BUSS OUT
VM200 User’s Guide
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Soloing the ST BUSS OUT
You can solo the signal output from the ST BUSS by pressing the
[SOLO]
key on the Master channel. The Master
[SOLO]
key lights up.
The Master
[SOLO]
key works only when Solo mode is set to PFL,
which is the default setting. If Solo mode is set to M-Solo, the Master
[SOLO]
key is disabled. For more information on Solo mode, see
page 101.
If you set the Solo Key parameter to LATCH, pressing the
[SOLO]
key
solos the stereo output until you press the
[SOLO]
key again. If the
parameter is set to UNLATCH, the stereo output will solo only until
you release the Master
[SOLO]
key.
Setting the ST BUSS OUT Level
You control the stereo output level using the Master fader.
Since the Master fader can also con-
trol the Aux and Effects Send master
levels, depending on the Fader Mode,
you need to press the
[CHANNEL]
key
before you can adjust the stereo out-
put level. This places the VM200 in
Channel Fader Mode, enabling the
Master fader to control the stereo out-
put level.
See “Faders” on page 32 for more
information.
Muting the ST BUSS OUT
You can mute the stereo output by
turning off the
[ON]
key for the Mas-
ter channel. The
[ON]
key lights up
when stereo output is on. Turning
off
the
[ON]
key mutes the stereo buss
output.
Since the Master
[ON]
key can also mute the Aux and Effects Send
master outputs, depending on the Fader Mode, you may need to press
the
[CHANNEL]
key to place the VM200 in Channel Fader Mode before
you can mute the stereo buss output.
This places the VM200 in Channel Fader Mode, enabling the Master
[ON]
key to mute the stereo output.
See “[ON] Keys” on page 34 for more information.
ON
SOLO
MASTER
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Master SOLO key
Master ON key
Master Fader