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Connecting a CD or Tape Player To run pre-recorded music through the GigaMix to the main outputs, plug the left and right audio outputs of your source device into the 2-Track Return jacks. Control the level of the music with the 2-TRACK RETURN LEVEL knob in the Main section. To capture the performance on a recording device, connect two cables from the 2- Track Send jacks to the audio inputs of the destination device. Adjust the recording level using the destination device’s input controls. Connecting External Effects To use an external effects device such as a reverb or chorus, connect an audio cable from the Effects Send jack of the GigaMix to the input of the external effects device. Then run an audio cable from the output of the effects device to one of the Effect Return input jacks on the GigaMix. If your external effects device has stereo outputs, use two cables to connect the left and right outputs of that device to the Effect Return jacks on the GigaMix. The level sent to the external device is controlled by each channel’s EFFECT knob. The amount of external effect coming back to the GigaMix is controlled by a combination of the controls on the external effects device and the EFFECT RETURN controls for the Main and Monitor sections of the GigaMix. Note: Plugging a cable into the Effect Send jack will disable the built-in digital effects of the GigaMix. Channel Operation Setting levels (mic/line channels). Plug the cable into the appropriate input jack. If you are using a microphone or an instrument with a low output level (such as an acoustic guitar), pressing the +30dB switch will give you an extra measure of pre-amplification. After this is set properly, control the volume of the input with the LEVEL knob. Setting levels (dual-line channels). Plug the cable(s) into the appropriate input jack(s). After this is done, control the volume of the input with the LEVEL knob. Pan position (GigaMix 8FX only). Set the stereo placement of the input device using the PAN knob. Effect level. Dial in the desired amount of effects (reverb, chorus, etc.) using the EFFECT knob. The effects are post-fader, which means that as the input level is increased, the amount of signal being sent to the effects will also increase. If you want to increase the level of the instrument, you may need to turn down the EFFECT knob. If you want to use an external effect device, plug a cable into the Effect Send jack. (This will disable the built-in digital effects of the GigaMix.) Then connect the outputs of the external device to the Effect Return jacks on the GigaMix. Monitor level. To control the amount of a given channel being sent to the Monitor Output jack, use the MON knob. If the Power Amp Mode button is set to MAIN-MON (up), this signal will be sent to the Speaker Output 2 jack on the rear panel as well. Equalizer controls. There are three knobs in the EQ section for each channel: HI, MID, and LO. These give you the ability to shape the sound of each channel individually before it is sent to the outputs. Operating the Effects Section Selecting the effects program. The GigaMix has 100 different effect programs from which to choose. They are arranged into categories for ease of location. To select a new program, turn the knob next to the PROGRAM display. When you reach the desired number, push the knob to call up the new program. Bypassing the effects. To hear what the mix sounds like without effects, press the BYPASS button. The yellow LED will light to indicate that the effects are bypassed. To bring the effects back in, press the button again. Note: You may also use a footswitch to bypass the effects. To do so, plug a footswitch into the EFFECT BYPASS/FOOTSWITCH jack at the bottom middle area of the front panel. Effects Clip/Signal LEDs. If you are using the built-in effects, make sure the combined effect settings of each channel are lighting the green LED (Signal) but not lighting the red LED (Clip). If the signal into the effects is clipping, reduce the setting of the EFFECT knobs for one or more channels. The Main Section Controlling the master volume. The MAIN MIX knob is used to boost or reduce the overall level being sent to the Main outputs of the GigaMix. The graphic equalizer. In addition to the three bands of EQ possessed by each channel, the Main section of the GigaMix has a 9-band graphic equalizer. This affects the overall sound of the mix before it is sent to the Main outputs. Controlling the master effects level. Use the EFFECT RETURN knob to adjust the level of the effects for the entire mix. Adjusting the CD/Tape volume. To raise or lower the volume of the incoming pre-recorded music, use the 2-TRACK RETURN LEVEL knob. Phantom power. If you are using microphones that require phantom power, press the PHANTOM POWER button. This will not affect microphones that do not use phantom power. Rumble filter. If you are experiencing excess microphone-handling noise or other low-frequency noises bleeding into your microp...
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