Mackie Big Knob Studio Command System Manual De Usuario
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Operation Guide
Oper
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tion Guide
INPUT SOURCE(S)
PHONES MIX INPUT
PHONES MIX INPUT
OFF
ON
ON
POWER
POWER
MUTE
DIM
MONO
MIC
TO
PHONES/
STUDIO
TO
2-TRACKS
LEVEL
LEVEL
1
O
O
MAX
O
O
MAX
2
O
O
MAX
O
O
MAX
TALKBACK
STUDIO OUTS
INPUT SOURCE SELECT
PHONES/
STUDIO OUTS
SOURCE
DAW
MIX
2-TRACK
A
2-TRACK
B
PHONO
MONITOR SELECT
A
B
C
OL
8
0
4
8
24
INPUT
PHONES
0 =
+
4dBu
VOLUME
MAX
O
O
Big Knob Features
Front Panel
INPUT SOURCE SELECT Section
These buttons turn on or off the four input signals
connected to Big Knob. Any combination of the four
inputs can be turned on at the same time, as indi-
cated by the red LEDs above the buttons.
connected to Big Knob. Any combination of the four
inputs can be turned on at the same time, as indi-
cated by the red LEDs above the buttons.
When selected, these input sources are routed to the
MONITOR A, B, and C stereo outputs, the 2-TRACK A
and 2-TRACK B stereo outputs, the DAW stereo
outputs and, when the PHONES/STUDIO OUTS
SOURCE button is out (INPUT SOURCES), to the
PHONES AMP and STUDIO OUTS stereo outputs, and
to the PHONES 1 and 2 outputs on the front panel.
MONITOR A, B, and C stereo outputs, the 2-TRACK A
and 2-TRACK B stereo outputs, the DAW stereo
outputs and, when the PHONES/STUDIO OUTS
SOURCE button is out (INPUT SOURCES), to the
PHONES AMP and STUDIO OUTS stereo outputs, and
to the PHONES 1 and 2 outputs on the front panel.
A Cautionary Note:
When you
have a 2-track recording device
connected to both the inputs and
the outputs on Big Knob, you run
the risk of creating a feedback
connected to both the inputs and
the outputs on Big Knob, you run
the risk of creating a feedback
loop. If the recording device is in record, record
pause, or input monitor mode, the signal can go
from the 2-TRACK outputs through the recording
device and back into the 2-TRACK inputs, creating
a circular loop that results in a terrible howl.
You must remember to turn off the 2-TRACK
INPUT SOURCE SELECT button when recording
to your 2-track recorder!
pause, or input monitor mode, the signal can go
from the 2-TRACK outputs through the recording
device and back into the 2-TRACK inputs, creating
a circular loop that results in a terrible howl.
You must remember to turn off the 2-TRACK
INPUT SOURCE SELECT button when recording
to your 2-track recorder!
DAW MIX
Turns on the signals connected to the DAW MIX
stereo inputs.
stereo inputs.
2-TRACK A
Turns on the signals connected to the 2-TRACK A
stereo inputs.
stereo inputs.
2-TRACK B
Turns on the signals connected to the 2-TRACK B
stereo inputs.
stereo inputs.
PHONO
Turns on the signals connected to the PHONO ste-
reo inputs.
reo inputs.
INPUT METERS
These six segment meters show the signal level of
the currently selected stereo source(es). The scale
of the six segments of the meter is:
–24, –8, –4, 0, +8, and OL (Overload), where “0” is
referenced to +4 dBu.
the currently selected stereo source(es). The scale
of the six segments of the meter is:
–24, –8, –4, 0, +8, and OL (Overload), where “0” is
referenced to +4 dBu.
VOLUME
This Big Knob adjusts the volume of the selected
input source going to the selected speaker outputs
(MONITOR A, B, and C). The VOLUME knob ONLY
affects the volume level of the monitor outputs (A,
B, and C). It does not affect the volume of the signal
going to other outputs, such as the headphone out-
puts, 2-TRACK outputs, or DAW outputs.
input source going to the selected speaker outputs
(MONITOR A, B, and C). The VOLUME knob ONLY
affects the volume level of the monitor outputs (A,
B, and C). It does not affect the volume of the signal
going to other outputs, such as the headphone out-
puts, 2-TRACK outputs, or DAW outputs.
The VOLUME knob ranges from OFF (
∞) to +10 dB
of gain (MAX).
MONO
Pressing this button combines the stereo signal
into a monophonic signal at the MONITOR A, B,
and C outputs. The left and right input signals are
summed and the mono signal is output at both the
left and right outputs. This lets you check for phase
problems in the stereo signal when played over a
monophonic system.
into a monophonic signal at the MONITOR A, B,
and C outputs. The left and right input signals are
summed and the mono signal is output at both the
left and right outputs. This lets you check for phase
problems in the stereo signal when played over a
monophonic system.
MUTE
Press this button to mute the signal going to the
MONITOR A, B, and C outputs.
MONITOR A, B, and C outputs.