Samson MPL 1502 Specifikace stáhnout pdf (Strana 22)

Using Aux Sends and Returns

The MPL 1502’s two Auxiliary sends allow you to combine the signal from

multiple channels and send the resulting mix to external devices such as effects

processors. When an Aux send knob is at the “0” position, the signal is routed

with unity gain (that is, no boost or attenuation). As it is turned clockwise from

the 0 position, the signal is boosted; as it is turned counterclockwise from the 0

position, it is attenuated. Both Aux sends are

post-fade; that is, the level of the

signal is determined by the input trim, the EQ settings, and the position of the

channel gain control. In other words, raising or lowering the input level of the

channel will affect the send level as well.

The MPL 1502 also provides two stereo Auxiliary returns. These allow you to

return signal from outboard devices, either in stereo pairs or monophonically

(many popular effects processors provide a single mono input but have two

stereo outputs). In practice, you’ll probably want to use the Auxiliary returns to

bring in signal from connected effects processors. If the effects processors have

stereo outputs, they should be connected to both the left and right Auxiliary

return inputs so that their stereo integrity is retained. If they have mono outputs,

you can route them to either the left or right inputs and then use the Auxiliary

return Balance control to adjust the relative level of each paired signal. In this

way, you can actually connect up to four monophonic devices to the MPL 1502’s

Aux return section.

Each of the stereo Auxiliary returns is somewhat similar to a stereo channel,

except that a signal being brought into to a stereo channel can be equalized if

necessary and optionally sent on to other outboard devices (via Aux sends or

channel inserts).

−∞

+10

AUX 1

AUX 2

+10

−∞

+20

AUX 1 LEVEL

BALANCE

+20

AUX 2 LEVEL

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Samson MPL 1502 Specifikace Strana 22