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46 ML5000 User Guide
N SOLO-IN-PLACE
Solo-In-Place Explained
Solo-in-place (SIP) provides the sound engineer
with a useful tool for checking the relative
contribution of different signals during rehearsal or
sound check. It is not normally used during live
performance. Therefore, a two button press is used
to prevent SIP being accidentally actioned during
performance. It is referred to as ‘destructive’
because unlike PFL/AFL which is heard in the
monitors only, it affects the main console outputs
and works by muting all channels except for those
being soloed and those made ‘solo safe’. It is
called ‘solo-in-place’ because the position and
relative level of the signal to all outputs is retained.
To use SIP the console is put into SIP mode which
arms it ready to solo a selected channel. The
MUTE switches are used rather than the PAFL
switches as the function mutes channels so
affecting all outputs rather than just the engineers
monitor. Selected channels can be made ‘solo
safe’ so that they are not muted when SIP is
actioned. This normally applies to the outputs being
listened to which would obviously kill the soloed
channels if they were muted. It is also useful to
listen to the addition of effects such as reverb when
soloing vocal or instrument channels. This is done
by making the effects return channels ‘solo safe’.
SIP is entered from normal console mode. The
console is then armed ready to solo one or more
channels. Channels made ‘solo safe’ are displayed
on the green SAFE/EDIT LEDs. No action takes
place until the required channel mute switch is
pressed. Channels can be added and removed
from the solo mix. Releasing all selected solo
channels restores the full mix. Alternatively, a clear
all function restores the mix ready for a different
solo. A ‘last solo’ function is provided to toggle
between the full mix and the last solo mix.
Solo-In-Place capability:
• SIP mode to arm console ready for solo
• Channel solo safes
• Add, remove channels from the solo mix
• Clear-all to restore full mix
• Toggle last solo to compare with full mix
PREVIEW
STORE
VCA assign
MUTES
STATUSMIDI RS232
EDIT
SAFES
RECALL
Disable store/recall
(SHIFT)
MUTES / VCA ASSIGN
CLEAR
ALL
SOLO
IN-PLACE
PFL / AFL
CANCEL
ADD MODE
AUTO
PFL
AFL
INPUT PAFL
IN-PLACE
HOLD DOWN SHIFT
LAST
- USER GUIDE 1
- Introduction 2
- Contents 3
- Limited One Year Warranty 4
- General Precautions 6
- ML5000 Key Features 7
- QUICK START SHEET 8
- Using LCRplus™ 8
- To Clear or Set All : 9
- Using P/AFL : 9
- Problems ? 9
- 10 ML5000 User Guide 10
- ML5000 User Guide 11 11
- Technical Specifications 12
- ML5000-48 = 2106 13
- ML5000-40 = 1851 13
- ML5000-32 = 1596 13
- ML5000-24SC = 831 13
- Connecting the Power Supply 14
- Earthing 15
- Rear Panel Connections 16
- 18 ML5000 User Guide 18
- Gain Structure 19
- CONTROL LAYOUT 20
- A MONO INPUT and EQ 22
- Using the Filter 22
- Using the Equaliser 23
- B GROUP / AUXILIARY SENDS 24
- Internal Link Options 25
- Using the GRP/AUX Sends 25
- Removing the Fader 27
- Using LCRplus 28
- E STEREO INPUT and EQ 30
- Using the Dual Inputs 31
- Using Mono Sources 31
- 32 ML5000 User Guide 32
- H ROTARY AUX 1-8 MASTERS 34
- Configuring Groups and Auxes 34
- I MAIN MIX MASTERS 35
- J MATRIX and 2-TRACK 36
- 2-TRACK Output 36
- Using the Matrix 37
- K VCA GROUPS 38
- VCA Groups Explained 38
- The benefits of VCA grouping 38
- Using VCA Groups 39
- Using PAFL 39
- To Assign a VCA Group 40
- SELECT GROUP TO EDIT 41
- ASSIGN USING CH MUTES 41
- M SNAPSHOT MEMORIES 42
- A Note on Snapshot Mutes 42
- Snapshots Explained 42
- STATUSMIDI RS232 43
- Previewing Snapshot Memories 44
- To Store a Snapshot Memory 44
- To Disable Store 44
- To Recall a Snapshot Memory 45
- Turning all Mutes On or Off 45
- Using Snapshot Memories 45
- N SOLO-IN-PLACE 46
- Solo-In-Place Explained 46
- Solo Safes Explained 47
- Making a Channel Solo Safe 47
- Using Solo-In-Place 47
- The Console Monitor System 48
- The Monitor Logic 48
- Q OSC/NOISE GENERATOR 50
- R INTERCOM 51
- The Intercom Explained 51
- S TALKBACK 52
- Using Talkback 52
- The Console Meterpod 53
- Meter Types 54
- Changing from LRC to LCR 54
- 9 Recall snapshot memories 55
- Channel Mutes 56
- Snapshot Memories 56
- MIDI AFL Messages 56
- 58 ML5000 User Guide 58
- USER NOTES : 59
- 60 ML5000 User Guide 60
- Visit Allen & Heath : 60
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