- #MIO CONSOLE 5 MANUAL ARCHIVE#
- #MIO CONSOLE 5 MANUAL FULL#
- #MIO CONSOLE 5 MANUAL SOFTWARE#
- #MIO CONSOLE 5 MANUAL OFFLINE#
#MIO CONSOLE 5 MANUAL OFFLINE#
Forget This Offline Box - this command will remove the box from the system state if the 2d mixer does not reference the box.This menu provides the following commands: The view will change instantly to the one that you have selected. You can tell which panel is active because the button in the bar is “pushed in.” To switch to one of the other panels, simply click on the name of the panel you want to use. This bar indicates which of the console view panels is currently active. The MIO Console window has a view panel selector bar that runs along the top of the window. The console provides a thinly layered interface to the entire system and keeps you from having to deal with “Window Overload”.
The Mobile I/O has an extremely large number of user configurable parameters and it is very important that you have instant access to the ones that you need. The MIO Console application consolidates all of the controls for the Mobile I/O hardware into one easy to use window. This is useful for preconfiguring Mobile I/O and bringing back the configuration once at the gig, managing separate location setups, or for saving complex studio routing setups for quick changeover. Global configuration snapshots allow you to save each and every aspect of Mobile I/O's configuration for later, total instant recall. Various applications include storing routing configurations for monitor setups, mixer configurations for stem and scene recall, and storing analog level standards for interfacing with external gear and managing different mastering standards. The preset management popup controls within MIO Console allow you to configure various aspects of Mobile I/O and save that configuration information for later recall. In order to simplify work flow and optimize the extent of system control, MIO Console supports comprehensive preset management on both a global and individual control level. The patchbay provides easy configuration of stand-alone operation, mix mults, direct outs and various combinations thereof to suit the needs of the moment.
MIO Console (in Legacy mode) also contains a patchbay router, which allows you to quickly select the source being fed to any output. See the v.5 Mixer Help file for complete details. On 2d Expanded Units, you can take advantage of the new v.5 Mixer which is simultaneously more powerful and easier to use.
#MIO CONSOLE 5 MANUAL ARCHIVE#
Applications for these features include: foldback support for multiple performers, separate monitor feeds for studio, tape, and control room, and separate mixes for front of house, archive recording, and monitors for live shows. The mixer bus outputs are routable to any of the hardware outputs, allowing you to easily create multiple simultaneous mixes for send/return busses and multiple live main and monitor mixes. On Legacy units (units without a 2d Card Installed), MIO Console’s powerful mixer supports both mono and stereo busses, with solo and mute functions for all input and master channels. It also allows you to assign CoreAudio output channels and hardware input channels to the integrated 80-bit, fully-interpolated, multi-bus, near zero-latency hardware mixer.
#MIO CONSOLE 5 MANUAL SOFTWARE#
The console software allows you to rapidly and easily adjust all of the Analog Input and Output channel parameters, system sample rate, Digital I/O source, and system clock source.
#MIO CONSOLE 5 MANUAL FULL#
Functioning as a standalone application, MIO Console provides full control of every aspect of Mobile I/O. MIO Console is the nerve center of your Mobile I/O.
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