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SECTION FOUR
Applications
The EM-Mixers are ideal for use as the main audio
control board in a typical nightclub sound system. The
diagram shows connections for one of the thousands
of possible setups. Shown are microphones for vocals
and each instrument's amplifier, a keyboard patched
directly into the Mixer (no amplifier}, and submixing
using Yamaha's Model PM-170, a high-impedance, rack-
mountable mixer. (The submixer is used to obtain
additional inputs, and may be used to pre-mix groups
of instruments such as drums or several keyboards,
before feeding the EM-Mixer.)
Keyboard Output
С)
Bass Amp Міс
заа
Yamaha
54115A
'Main' Speakers
Yamaha
A4115H
Monitors
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Alternately, for a mono program, the EM-Mixer's
Monitor 2 Output could be connected to the recorder's
jnput(s). This would send a pre-EQ/fader mix to the
recorder, allowing you to set a different mix for the
recording than for the house PA. 1f, for example, the on-
stage instrument amplifiers were loud in the house you
could keep their mix levels very low in the PA
speakers, but you could pull those channels up in the
recorded mix.
Vocal Mics
—
External
Echo
Program Out
YAMAHA
PM-170
Aux
Jin
Channel Inputs
Drum Mics
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