Solid State Logic Soundscape Mixer Manual De Usuario
Soundscape Mixpander
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Assignable inputs/outputs
The assignable inputs and outputs connect mixer elements across mixer columns, to the external
inputs and outputs of the SSL Soundscape hardware, or to the host PC via the “streams”. In our
diagrams they are not numbered. Instead they are indicated by an “A”, and this means that their
routing can be determined freely using the I/O and DSP Assign tool. The individual input(s) of
input elements and individual output(s) of output or send element(s) are assignable in this way.
The example below shows an 8 in/8 out output element. Initially, the element’s outputs are
assigned to analogue outputs 1-8. The I/O and DSP Assign tool is then used to change the
element’s output assignment to analogue outputs 9-16:
NOTE: As well as transmitting the audio data they receive via their assignable output(s), taking
into account any volume and pan/balance settings and mute status, send elements and output
elements also let the original data pass through
to any element placed below them, (i.e.,
unaffected by these settings and regardless of
mute status). In the example on the right, the
data received at inputs 1 and 2 will be output
via buses 5 and 6 (assignable outs shown as
ʺAʺ), but the original signal will reach the
multi EQ element placed below the send:
into account any volume and pan/balance settings and mute status, send elements and output
elements also let the original data pass through
to any element placed below them, (i.e.,
unaffected by these settings and regardless of
mute status). In the example on the right, the
data received at inputs 1 and 2 will be output
via buses 5 and 6 (assignable outs shown as
ʺAʺ), but the original signal will reach the
multi EQ element placed below the send:
1 2
1 2
These signals will feed
any assignable
input(s) in the Mixer
that is (are) set to BUS
5-6.
any assignable
input(s) in the Mixer
that is (are) set to BUS
5-6.
1 2
A A
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
A A A A A A A A
Same output element, now
assigned to outputs 9-16.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
A A A A A A A A
Output element, initially
assigned to outputs 1-8.