Roland M-16DX user manual

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Workshop
M-16DX 16-Channel Digital Mixer
Inputs and Outputs on the M-16DX
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About the Workshop Booklets How We’ll Proceed The EDIROL M-16DX 16-Channel Digital Mixer delivers the power of digital There are three areas in which you’ll find inputs and/or outputs on the mixing to musicians at an incredibly affordable price. This crystal-clear 24-bit M-16DX: the I/O module front, its back, and the back of the mixer. We’ll take digital mixer supports sample rates up to 96 kHz, and it’s extremely flexible, each area separately, and break each one down into areas in which rel

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Configuring the M-16DX’s Phantom Power Mic/Guitar/Instrument Inputs By default, phantom power is supplied to all four XLR input jacks. If you 1 have a mix of condenser and non-condenser mics, however, you can direct phantom power only to XLR Input Jacks 3 and 4, into which you can the plug 2 your condensers. To do this: 1 Hold down the CURSOR BWD and FWD buttons at the same time to display the UTILITY menu. 3 4 This area of the I/O module contains analog input jacks for Input Channels 1-4

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2 TRS LINE IN Jacks 11 and 12 behave the same way as Jacks The device sending audio into the M-16DX must be set to the same 5-10, except that they share Channel 11/12 with the sampling rate as the M-16DX. To learn how to set the M-16DX’s sampling DIGITAL IN signal. When the mixer’s DIGITAL button is lit, rate, see the Getting Started with the M-16DX Workshop booklet. Channel 11/12 carries digital audio from the DIGITAL IN (11/12) coaxial or optical jack. When it’s unlit, Channel 11/12 carr

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Outputs Area Back of the Mixer 5 4 1 1 2 3 4 3 2 In addition to the DX BUS connector that attaches the mixer to the I/O This is the M-16DX’s main output section. module, the back of the mixer holds the following outputs: 1 The balanced TRS L and R MAIN OUT jacks carry the M-16DX main 1 The PHONES jack accommodates a standard 1/4” stereo headphone mix bus signal. If you’re using the M-16DX for mixing live sound, you’ll cord. The PHONES jack always carries the same signal as the CONTROL want

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The End We hope you’ve found this workshop helpful. You’ll find other M-16DX Workshop booklets available for downloading at www.RolandUS.com/EDIROL. 6