Yamaha EM-300B Operating Manual page 16

Instrument Mixer
Contemporary musicians often use a multi-instrument
approach to achieve a variety of sounds and effects. The
diagram shows a typical setup for a player using several
keyboards and mixing them on stage with the EM-10011
mixer. Also illustrated are feeds to the house mixing
console, and a Yamaha S4115H speaker system used as
a stage monitor. By adjusting the individual channel Pan
controls, the performer can feed two subgroups to the
house mixer, or one stereo mix if his instruments require.
(Note: When mixing live on stage in this manner, the
performer would contro! the sound he hears on stage by
changing the Monitor 1 controls. The channel faders
would be pre-set during the sound check for optimum
main house mixing levels.) The Input Level switch
should be set to the proper position for the input
sources in each channel (See page 10). The overall setup
would be similar for a guitarist or other musician.
The mono output of a stereo instrument can be
connected to any channel input on the Mixer. To use
the mixer's full stereo capabilities with a stereo instru-
ment, connect the left and right outputs of the instru-
ment to two of the Mixer's channel inputs. Then set one
Pan control fully "Left" and the other fully "Right" or,
for less separation,set the controls more toward center.
Special effects can be added by adjusting the EQ and
Reverb/Echo controls on the two channels differently.
To gain an additional stereo input, connect your line-
level stereo instrument to the Mixer's Auxiliary Inputs;
an instrument or other source connected to the
Auxiliary Inputs will not appear in the Mixer's
Monitor or Echo Send Outputs.
Yamaha CS-5 Synthesizer
Microphone
S4115H
Speaker
Instrument
Type
Direct
Box
To РА
Yamaha Electric
Grand Piano
Yamaha
Electronic Piano
Yamaha YC-45D
Combo Organ
Type
Direct
Box
L Program Output A, —20
Inputs
From additional
To РА Keyboards & Mics
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