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Monitoring and Soloing Input Channels
VM200 User’s Guide
67
2.
Use the Page Select keys to select the target channel layer.
3.
Press the
[EQ EDIT]
,
[SOLO]
, or
[ON]
key that represents the
desired routing for the target channel.
See the following table:
When you press an
[EQ EDIT]
,
[SOLO]
, or
[ON]
key, the key lights up
and the corresponding indicator on the display turns dark (high-
lighted). A light empty indicator means the routing is not selected
(off).
If channels are configured as stereo pairs, their Routing switches
are also linked. (For more information on pairing channels, see
“Pairing Channels” on page 68.)
4.
Press the
[EXIT]
key or the
[CHANNEL/METER]
key to return to
Channel Edit mode.
Monitoring and Soloing Input Channels
For information on monitoring input channels, see “Monitoring Sig-
nals” on page 97
Feeding Outputs
REC Buss Out
You can route input channels 1–20 to the Rec Buss outs. See “Using
the REC BUSS OUT” on page 112 for more information.
ST Buss Out
You can route input channels 1–20 to the Stereo Buss outs. See
“Using the ST BUSS OUT” on page 110 for more information.
AUX Sends
You can route input signals to Aux 1, 2, 3, or 4 by pressing the
[AUX1]
,
[AUX2]
,
[AUX3]
, or
[AUX4]
key and raising the corresponding fader. (You
can use Aux 3 and 4 when ADD. AUX mode is turned on.) You can
also configure input channel sends as either pre-fader or post-fader.
See “Using the AUX Sends” on page 115 for more information.
KEY TARGET ROUTING
EQ EDIT
ADAT DIRECT OUT
SOLO
REC BUS
ON
STEREO BUS