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4 - The PatchMix DSP Mixer
Main Section
E-MU Digital Audio System 29
Auxiliary Effects & Returns
f The Wet/Dry mix
setting in the effect
should normally be set to
100% when the effect is
inserted as a sidechain
effect. This is because the
Aux Return Amount will
control the wet/dry mix.
The section immediately below the TV Screen is where you assign the Auxiliary Effects.
In a traditional mixing console, auxiliary effects sends are used to send part of the signal
to outboard effect devices, then return the effected signal back into the mix using the
effect returns. This is called a sidechain routing because the aux signal takes a detour
through the effects before being summed back into the main mix.
Sidechain effects are usually effects that you might want applied to several channels,
such as reverb. Effects such as EQ and compressors are usually NOT used as sidechain
effects because they can cause unpredictable results when returned to the main bus.
You can also use the Auxiliary Sends as two extra mix buses. By turning the Aux Return
amount all the way down and dropping an Insert Send into the chain, you can send the
Auxiliary bus to any output you wish. See “Insert Section” for more information.‚
Sync/Sample Rate Indicators
The Sync/Sample rate Indicators show the current session’s
sample rate and whether it is internal or slaving to an external
source. The LEDs indicate which sample rate is currently in
effect. If an external source is being used, the Source display
reads “EXTERNAL”.
When slaving to an external master source, the clock may drift
slightly or change dramatically (i.e. abrupt sample rate change
or unplugging of physical master source). PatchMix DSP is
tolerant to minor drifting within the supported rates of 44.1k,
48k, and 96k, but if the sample rate drifts out of this range the
“LOCKED” LED will extinguish.
If the external clock source makes a radical sample rate change from the lower rates of
44.1k/48k to the higher rate of 96k, the hardware automatically mutes audio (to avoid
unpleasant side effects). In addition, a message box will appear telling you that the
sample rate has changed dramatically and that a new session must be created or loaded
to support the new sample rate. If you ignore this alert and continue with the existing
sample rate when you create or load a new session the system un-mutes itself.
Main Bus
Side
Chain
Input
Fader
Mute
Output
Return
Amount
Send
Amount
Input
Pan
Aux
Amt
Aux
Amt
Aux Bus
Sidechain Diagram
(Post-Fader Aux Sends)
- Owner's Manual 1
- Digital Audio System 1
- Owner’s Manual 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Creative Professional v 5
- 1- Introduction 7
- Notes, Tips and Warnings 8
- 2 - Installation 9
- Connector Types 10
- Install the Sync Card 11
- Software Installation 12
- 3 - PCI Card & Interfaces 13
- Analog Input Connections 14
- Using MIDI Thru 15
- The Sync Daughter Card Option 16
- 4 - The PatchMix DSP Mixer 17
- Mixer Window 18
- Mixer Block Diagram 18
- The Toolbar 19
- The Session 20
- Open Session 21
- Save Session 21
- Session Settings 21
- Using External Clock 22
- I/O Settings 22
- Input Mixer Strips 23
- Mixer Strip Creation 24
- Insert Section 25
- The Insert Menu 26
- E-MU Digital Audio System 19 27
- Meter Inserts 28
- Consumer 29
- Professional 29
- Trim Pot Insert 30
- Main / Monitor Bus 31
- Pre-Fader Aux Send 32
- Post-Fader Aux Send 32
- Main Section 34
- TV Screen & Selectors 35
- Main Bus 37
- Output Section 38
- 5 - Effects 39
- FX Insert Chains 40
- To Delete an FX Category 41
- To Rename an FX Category 41
- FX Edit Screen 42
- User Preset Section 43
- 96kHz Operation 44
- Core Effects Descriptions 45
- Frequency 46
- Low Shelf Mid Band High Shel 46
- 4-Band EQ 47
- Auto-Wah 48
- Signal path = Stereo 49
- Basic Controls 50
- Feedback 52
- Freq Shifter 53
- Leveling Amp 54
- Mono Delay 100 54
- Mono Delay 3000 55
- Phase Shifter 56
- Speaker Simulator 57
- Stereo Delay 100 57
- Stereo Delay 1500 58
- Stereo Reverb 59
- Early Reflections 59
- Late Reverb 59
- Vocal Morpher 60
- Phoneme A 60
- Phoneme B 60
- 6 - Working with ASIO 61
- Basic Recording 63
- Select the Audio Files Folder 64
- Set up your Inputs to Record 65
- The Cubasis Demo Song Screen 65
- Record a Track 66
- Record Another Track 66
- Direct Monitoring 67
- (recording) 68
- (playback) 68
- (back to PatchMIx DSP) 69
- Connection Setups 70
- Outboard Signal Processor 71
- E-MU VST E-Wire 72
- E-Delay Compensator 73
- PatchMix 74
- 7 - Appendix 77
- SMPTE Modes of Operation 78
- SMPTE Background 79
- Why use SMPTE? 80
- Striping SMPTE 80
- Avoiding SMPTE problems 80
- MIDI Time Code (MTC) 81
- Word Clock In/Out 81
- SYNC CARD 83
- DIGITAL BREAKOUT CABLE 83
- Digital Mixer 83
- ADAT Optical 83
- Useful Information 84
- Technical Specifications 85
- Dimensions & Weight 86
- Internet References 87
- Declaration of Conformity 88
- Compliance Information 89
- 82 Creative Professional 90
- Numerics 91
- E-MU Digital Audio System 83 91
- 84 Creative Professional 92
- E-MU Digital Audio System 85 93
- 86 Creative Professional 94
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