Edirol M-16DX Workshop Manual

1, 1 Workshop M-16DX 16-Channel Digital Mixer © 2007 Roland Corporation U.S. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the written permission of Roland Corporation U.S. M16DXWS04 Live Mixing with the M-16DX …

4, 4 Performer Hookup Example To give you an idea of how you can use the M-16DX’s inputs, let’s talk about how you’d hook up a small group with two singing acoustic guitarists with pickups on their guitars, a keyboard player, a bass player, and a beatbox rhythm backing…

6, Edirol M-16DX 6 Creating a Monitor Mix with Aux Bus 2 The Aux 2 bus normally sends input channel signals to the M-16DX’s internal effects. When you use it instead for a monitor mix, the internal effect processor is automatically turned off. Sending the Aux 2 Signal to the Stage The…

8, 8 Some Live-Mixing Thoughts Here are some tips for building a successful live mix with the M-16DX. Keep onstage volumes to a minimum— • When onstage amps are turned up too high, you’ll have little chance of getting the mix under control, with quieter elements such as vocals being hard to …

7, 7 Using the CONTROL ROOM outputs for an Alt bus monitor mix gives you: an overall Alt bus gain control— • using the PHONES/CONTROL ROOM knob. routing flexibility— • using the MUTE MAIN MIX button and the PHONES/ CONTROL ROOM ALT and FX buttons. Therefore, we recommend connecti…

5, 5 the Alt bus—• to create a few different types of mixes. You can make a click-track feed— • that allows your rhythm-keeper to play to a metronome click only he/she can hear. a main mix with added performer-only elements— • such as spoken cues from one musician to another. …