Aviom A-16II ユーザーズマニュアル

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This section describes how to set up and use the Personal Monitor Mixing 

System in a variety of contexts.

The direct output of a live or recording console allows you to take an exact 

copy of an input channel’s audio and patch it into the Input module for 

processing. A typical console’s direct output point is right after the input, 

meaning that changes made on the console as far as effects, EQ, etc., do not 

affect the sound of the direct output.

Aviom input modules can accept up to sixteen direct outputs. You can use 

balanced or unbalanced cables to connect audio, depending on the configu-

ration of your mixer. 

The most likely scenario involves using a multi-cable snake to connect the 

main mixing board’s direct outs to the Input Module. It’s not a requirement, 

but rather a convenient method of keeping cable mess to a minimum.

Follow these steps to create a monitor mix with direct outputs:

• Connect a balanced or unbalanced cable from the direct 

output jack on the main mixer to the first input on the input 

module rear panel.

• Repeat this procedure for the other console channels you 

want to add to the monitor mix.

• Select an appropriate Input Level setting on the input 

module front panel.

• Label the Personal Mixer with Channel names.
• Begin playing audio into the Personal Monitor Mixing 

System. Select a Channel and set the volume and panning 

for each.

• Save the mix as a Preset.

At this point you can use the mix as is, or fine tune it by adding Groups, 

linking Channels, etc.

An Aux Send (sometimes referred to as an Effects Send) can be used alone 

or in combination with other audio sources to create a monitor mix.