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22AN-16/i iN p u t Mo d u l e us e r Gu i d e

An Aux Send does not have to be used exclusively with effects, though.

You can think of an Aux Send as another mini mixer; it functions in a similar

manner to a bus output. It is used to pass the audio signals from the console

to another destination. You can use any combination of available audio

sources with the AN‑16/i Input Module.

The method for using an Aux Send to create a monitor mix is similar to that

described for using a bus output. Most consoles have from two to eight Aux

Sends. Some console designs also allow Aux Sends to be pre‑ or post‑fader.

The number of independent audio signals that can be sent to the AN‑16/i

Input Module via Aux Sends will depend upon the design of the mixing

console you are using.

The following diagram shows multiple mixer channels sending various

amounts of signal to one aux send The master output of the aux send is fed

to an input on the AN‑16/i Input Module.

channels

feed audio

to aux send #1

output is a single

audio signal

An Aux Send allows each channel to be routed to an output independent of

the channel fader.

Insert Send/Return Points

The insert loop on an audio mixer is typically used as a means of extending

the processing capabilities of the mixer on a channel‑by‑channel basis. An

effects device such as a compressor can be added to the channel so that only

that specific channel is affected by the processing.

An insert on a mixer consists of a Send and a Return. The Send is used to get

the channel’s audio into the effects processor. The processed signal coming

from the effects device goes back to the console via the Return path.

The physical jack layout of an effect Send/Return loop on a console varies

depending on the model and manufacturer.

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