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Halaman CetakINS Header
A three-pin header labeled
module as an auxiliary stereo input. Whatever signal is fed into the header will appear on the
outputs without any attenuation. The
right channel (top pin), and ground (center pin). The input impedance is 47k.
A typical use would be to daisy-chain multiple
more channels. To do this, the
on the other module. See the Daisy-chaining section for details.
Another use would be to connect a 1/4" (6.35mm) adaptor module such as the
This would allow you to use a stereo signal on two 1/4" cables as a fifth stereo input channel.
OUTS Header
A three-pin header labeled
output mix to another module with a compatible header. The pin order and pin dimensions of
this header are the same as the
1k. It will not damage the circuitry if the pins are shorted to ground.
The
connecting to another
connecting to a 1/4" adaptor module and you require line-level outputs, flip the switch to Line.
The
still be active and are unaffected by the use of the
Daisy-chaining
How to Daisy-chain
To daisy-chain two modules, use a 3-pin cable to connect the
another. You can continue to connect more modules in the same way,
A suitable connecting cable can be purchased from 4ms Company or many of our dealers. You also can find or
create your own cable. The cable must fit a single row of three pins with a pin spacing of 0.1" (2.54mm). The pins
are 0.2" tall (5mm), which is the same spacing, size and length as the pins on standard Eurorack power headers.
Make sure the same color wire is on top on both sides of the connecting cable. If one side is reversed, the left and
right channels will be reversed (though no damage or malfunction will occur).
Main Mixes and Sub-mixes
Main Level
The
knob controls the level that's passed to the next
patching related signals into the same
control.
For example, see the photo above. Two
header connects to the other module's
Listen Four
first
, and patch some processed field recordings into the second
Listen Four
the second
control the overall level. The output jacks on the first
Level
knob will control just the level of the drums in both the sub-mix and the overall mix.
INS
OUTS
Main Level
Mod/Line
and
Listen
Main Level
knob acts as a volume knob. The main outputs and headphone outputs will
Listen
module, you can create sub-mixes with a single knob for level
Listen Four
INS
header. Let's say you patch some polyrhythmic drum sounds into the
will be a mix of everything (the drums and field recordings), and the
Listen Four
on the back of the
INS
header has pins for the left channel (bottom pin),
Listen
modules to create a mixer with eight or
OUTS
header on one module is connected to the
on the back of the module allows you to send the main
INS
header (see previous section). The output impedance is
switch will effect the level on the
module, it's recommended to flip the switch to Mod. If you're
OUTS
Listen
Multiple
a large mixer. For example, connecting two
Four
modules creates an eight channel stereo
mixer: the four inputs of the first
added to the four inputs of the second
(see photo on the left).
You can daisy-chain as many modules as you
want. Connecting a
Listen Fours
the two
create a 12 channel mixer with 1/4" balanced
outputs, and two sub-mix outputs.
You can also connect a
the end of a chain of
to record the main outputs without using patch
cables.
OUTS
header of one module to the
OUTS
Listen
module via the
modules are connected such that one module's
Listen Four
will be a sub-mix of just the drums, and its
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allows you to connect another
Listen Up
OUTS
header. If you're
header.
modules can be connected to form
Listen Four
Listen Four
Listen Four Quarters
in the example above will
WAV Recorder
Listen
modules, allowing you
INS
INS
to
.
OUTS
header. By
Listen Four
. The output jacks on
Main Level
INS
header
.
Listen
are
after
module to
header of
OUTS
knob will
Main