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12-23-1999, 07:11 AM
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Master faders and DSP
How can the master faders (as said in the manual) not require DSP? I though a gain-change was a gain-change?!
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12-23-1999, 01:51 PM
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Re: Master faders and DSP
Each mixer has a master gain built-in, so it is always present. So it doesn't use any extra DSP (than you are already using)when you use a master fader to control it.
-Toby Dunn
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