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Moving an AUX channel
Hey Guys,
I feel like I am missing something easy, but here is some info and then the question. I have setup 7 AUX sends that I am using for monitors. I am using a SC48 mixing FOH and monitors from the same console. I now have custom mixes going to each AUX send from each input channel. I have determined that I don't need one of the monitor mixes. In order to satisfy my quirkiness and achieve uniformity (future changes) I want to move the AUX channels down to where they are all together. I have tried on the output tab to copy the AUX channels and move them down, but it does not move the mixes that are coming to them. (I am not certain what is being copied.) Also, I have tried going to each channel itself, but it only allows me to copy the channel and not a send level for an indivdual AUX. How do I copy the send levels for each channel being sent to an AUX channel and move those send levels to another AUX channel in the most efficient manner? For a graphical explanation: Current Setup - Aux 10 -Gtr Aux 11 - Keys Aux 12 - Singer Aux 13 - DSC Aux 14 - Drums Aux 15 - Percussion (REMOVE THIS MIX, drummer is fine w/ having same mix) Aux 16 - Bass Goal - Aux 11 -Gtr Aux 12 - Keys Aux 13 - Singer Aux 14 - DSC Aux 15 - Drums Aux 16 - Bass Thank you for your help, Brian |
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Re: Moving an AUX channel
From the D-Show manual page 97 (the process is the same):
To copy input assignments between busses: 1 Target the Aux bus that you want to be the destination of the copied assignments by selecting its on-screen channel strip. 2 Click the Input Assign pop-up menu at the bottom of the Members list, choose Replace With Mix From, then choose the Aux/Var Group bus whose assignments you want to copy to the currently selected bus. Hope that helps, Jim |
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Re: Moving an AUX channel
Personally, I would consider leaving it as is and maybe move/copy 16 to 15, make it the new drum mix and rename 16 as SPARE(you know as soon as you think you won't need that mix again.....you WILL).
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Re: Moving an AUX channel
Thanks Jim for the help. I have used that same process before when moving VCA assignments and group assignments, but the "replace mix" phrase never clicked, until now.
I changed everything to the way I wanted it in about a minute, so quick fix and I learned something new. Albee1952 - I normally wouldn't worry about it, but this isn't a one off show and others will be using the show-file when I can't mix, so best for me to suck it up and just fix it right before things get too complicated. =) Brian |
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