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Chapter 7: Advanced Technique for Mixing

Using the Solo and Mute functions

The DPS16 provides a Solo function that allows specified channels to be routed to MONITOR OUT jacks, and a

Mute function that allows specified channels to be muted. The Solo function is useful when you wish to monitor

only certain channels without affecting the signals output from the MASTER OUT jacks and the DIGITAL OUT

jack. The Mute function is used to turn on and off the sound of only certain channels output from the MASTER

OUT and DIGITAL OUT jacks.

Both functions are available whenever the transport operations on the DPS16 are available (that is, in Main mode

or in Mixer mode).

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TIP :

The Solo function is effective only on the monitor out signals. On the other hand, the Mute function is

effective on the master out, digital out, and monitor out signals.

Solo function

1. Press the [SOLO] key to access the Solo function.

The [SOLO] key flashes, indicating that the Solo function is available. The DPS16 displays the Solo window

that indicates the solo condition of each channel.

1 Indicates the solo on/off condition for the INPUT MIX channels. (The “on” channels are highlighted.)

Use the [INPUT SELECT] keys to turn Solo mode for the INPUT MIX channels on and off.

2 Indicates the solo on/off condition for the TRACK MIX channels. (The “on” channels are highlighted.)

Use the [TRACK SELECT] keys to turn Solo mode for the TRACK MIX channels on and off.

3 [F1] ( FX1) key – [F4] ( FX4) key

These keys are used to turn Solo mode for effect returns 1–4 on and off. (The default setting is “on” for all

returns.)

2. Use the [INPUT SELECT] keys, [TRACK SELECT] keys, [F1](FX1) – [F4] ( FX4) keys to turn Solo mode

for each channel on and off. (You can turn Solo mode for multiple channels on simultaneously.)

While the [SOLO] key is flashing, only the signals of the solo channels will be output from the MONITOR

OUT and PHONES jacks. This setting does not affect the signals output from the MASTER OUT and DIGI-

TAL OUT jacks. This function is useful when you wish to monitor certain tracks through the monitor system

or headphones during mixdown or ping-pong recording.

3. Press the [SOLO] key again to exit the Solo function.

The DPS16 returns to the previous status.

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TIPS :

• The DPS16 memorizes the solo channels you select during the Solo operation and retains them until the

power to the unit is turned off. When you turn on the Solo function, the same channels are automatically

selected.

• You can use the Solo function in Mixer mode or Effect mode. When you press the

[SOLO]

key in Mixer mode

or Effect mode, the Solo function is turned on and the key’s LED flashes. However, if you activate the Solo

function while any screen other than the Main screen is displayed, the Solo window does not appear. In this

case, the Solo function is effective on the channels that were previously selected as solo channels.

If you wish to change the solo channels, press the

[MAIN SCREEN]

key to return to the Main screen, then

while the Solo window is displayed, use the

[INPUT SELECT]

keys,

[TRACK SELECT]

keys, and

[F1]

(FX 1)

–

[F4]

(FX 4) keys.

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