Roland M-10DX - Manual
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Table of Contents:
- Page 4 – Glossary; “Full digital”—the key to spectacular hi-fidelity sound
- Page 5 – Expand the potential of your mixer by linking with your computer
- Page 6 – Room Acoustic Auto Control
- Page 10 – module and Mix controller, making it easy to reconnect your mic or; Multitrack recording using your PC; Home recording system
- Page 11 – Recording a band in a single pass; Studio recording system
- Page 12 – Sub-mixer for a live stage performance; Live mixing system
- Page 13 – How to set the input levels; Expanding the inputs; DAW recording system
- Page 14 – AUDIO INTERFACES
- Page 15 – MICROPHONES
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Summary
BUS A bus is a signal route that combines the signals of multiple channels within the mixer, and sends the combined signal to a common destination output. The M-16DX has four buses: MAIN, ALT, AUX, and SOLO. ( → p.8 “Glossary”) Pre-fader/Post-fader “Pre-fader” refers to the signal before it passes t...
The M-16DX is a two-piece system consisting of the Mix controller (control desk) you use for mixing, and the I/O module (connector box) to which you connect your mics, instruments, and recording equipment. The compact I/O module can be mounted in a 1U rack space, allowing you to keep the cables toge...
Most speakers have certain idiosyncrasies that are unique to that model of speaker. Unlike a professional studio that is designed for ideal acoustics, it is difficult to obtain an acoustically flat playback environment in a home studio. If you mix in a playback environment that is not flat, there wi...
