Handbook for Sound Engineers

912 Chapter 25 device available, so the primary noise modes are those above-mentioned device vices. This certainly isn’t too dif ...

Consoles 913 spurious instability, but is not exactly the desired end here. While FET inputs are far less prone than bipolar inp ...

914 Chapter 25 down the system noise floor will go and how suscep- tible the mix stage is to extraneous fields and earth current ...

Consoles 915 tage that large amounts of the bus can be run in shielded cable. The extra capacitance here does not have the awful ...

916 Chapter 25 subject of raging controversy and opinion for decades. Should it be 2, 3, 3½, 4, or 4½ dB down at center? As is o ...

Consoles 917 pair of pots that do substantially the same; one pans left/right, the other front/rear. The “1” of the remaining 1. ...

918 Chapter 25 operator usually has a psychological hook about the main stereo bus monitoring being the gospel unblem- ished sig ...

Consoles 919 monitors and idiots being used briefly to make sure nothing’s gone amiss or become overblown. 25.14.3 Related Cross ...

920 Chapter 25 top of the dim switches; thus, they follow monitoring. A further pair permanently hung across the main stereo mix ...

Consoles 921 Figure 25-92. Monitor audio path (desk end). Return differential input amplifiers All op-amps TL071 diodes 1N4148 N ...

922 Chapter 25 Proper American broadcasters have taken quite a fancy to a mutant PPM that is similar in dynamic char- acteristic ...

Consoles 923 employed here is very largely due to the individual summing amplifiers, scaled by the gain asked of them. Noise res ...

924 Chapter 25 Figure 25-95. In-line multitrack recording and monitoring channel. A B C D E A B C D E ...

Consoles 925 Figure 25-96. Channel system—audio paths. A B A B C D E F G A B C D E F G ...

926 Chapter 25 elements would today be wrapped up in programmable CPLD and FPGA (field-programmable gate array) packages for fle ...

Consoles 927 if Figure 25-98. Channel system—control logic. AB C AB C ...

928 Chapter 25 tive in this application, catch the very first input transi- tion, and stuff out a uniform, clean, predictable cl ...

Consoles 929 numbers from 0 to 31). For any of up to 32 command states, preprogrammed responses for eight output lines are immed ...

930 Chapter 25 25.15.11 Auxiliary Channel Feeds Two prefade (and so premute) feeds are provided on each channel, each with a lev ...

Consoles 931 chosen group or machine track. A stereo mixdown of all the channels is possible with this method by selecting them ...