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Dugan Model E User Guide Operation

Figure 4-5 Insert points on most analog mixers are at point B

To properly mute a channel:

• Leave the console faders up, adjust levels while people are talking, and mute a mic

by pressing the Dugan’s mute mode button. Enable the mic when needed by putting

it back into auto mode.

Muting mics does not alter the overall ambient sound mix: the Speech System compen-

sates by slightly raising the ambient gains of the other mics to compensate for the

gain subtracted by muting a mic. Note that this behavior is during ambience without

input to any mic; while one or more mics receive speech input, the gain shifts to the

active mics.

•Use the bypass switch with the console fader pulled down. This keeps the mic in-

stantly available on the fader but that channel is no longer in the control mix.

Be aware that

bypass may generate a click if it interrupts room rumble, whereas the

mute button does a quick-fade. The mute button can be used with the fader up; by-

pass

is best used with the fader down.

4.3.2 Pre-listening to Muted Channels

If your board allows listening to a mic before the insert point, you can mute on the Dugan.

If signal through the Dugan is required to pre-listen to a mic, pull the fader down and

put the channel in bypass mode. When your mic check is done, switch the channel out

of bypass and raise the fader so you will be ready to up-cut automatically.

Control

System

Controller

Console

Mix Bus

Insert

Point A

Insert

Point B

Fader

Microphone

Input

Gain Control

Insert

Point C

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