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Microphones

The MiniMixer allows connecting up to 4 dynamic microphones.
MIC 3 and MIC 4 inputs share the same fader.
  • The MASTER MIC button enables all microphones on air and activates the Tally Light output.
  • The microphone mix is internally compressed.
    • The compressor acts when the signal reaches 0 VU.
    • It is important that the MIC 3+4 channel reaches 0 VU so the compressor can compensate for level differences between voices.
  • The compressor action is displayed on the MIC COMP indicator.

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Lines

  • The USB/LINE IN fader controls the USB digital input when the computer is connected.
  • If USB is not connected, this fader controls the LINE IN signal.
  • When USB is in use, the LINE IN input can also be used as an alternative input from the PHONE zone controls, which allow switching between PHONE and LINE IN.
    • This allows mixing on air: 4 microphones + 2 stereo lines + Bluetooth.
To send USB/LINE IN on air:
  • Raise the fader directly.
  • The correct working level is achieved when peaks reach 0 VU.
The USB/LINE IN signal can also be previewed in CUE with the fader closed by pressing the CUE button located above it.
The USB port generates a program signal feed to the computer.
This audio stream is used for Internet streaming.

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Monitoring

The headphone control in the CUE MONITOR zone sets the level for all four headphone outputs. Minimixer Monitoring Pn
  • For individual volume control on each headphone, use headphones with built-in level control or connect an external headphone distributor to any of the outputs.
  • When a signal is sent to CUE, it is distributed to all headphone outputs.
  • The PGM button in the CUE MONITOR zone allows muting the program signal in headphones to hear only the signals in CUE.

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Monitor speakers output

  • Headphone output #1 can function as a monitor speakers output, with automatic muting when the Tally Light output is connected.
  • When microphones are enabled, the Tally Light activation automatically mutes headphone output #1, preventing feedback between speakers and microphones.
  • Audio remains available on the other headphone outputs.

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Talk

  • The TALK button momentarily interrupts the headphone signal and sends the voice from the built-in internal microphone in the console.
  • This allows the operator to communicate directly with all headphones, even if team members are far away.
  • This avoids visual signals or the need to remove headphones (which are receiving program signal) to be able to talk.