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1.3 MASTER SECTION

 

 

1.  MAIN OUT L & R 

are line level outputs for the main stereo 

mix using standard XLR output connectors and are 
impedance balanced for rejection of unwanted interference.

 

2.  AUX OUT 

is a line level output from the AUX buss and uses a 

standard 1/4”(6.25mm) jack socket. 

 

This can be used for connecting to external equipment such 
as a monitor speaker or a phones/ in-ear monitoring system.

 

3.  FX OUT/FOOTSWITCH 

is a line level output from the FX buss 

and uses a standard 1/4”(6.25mm) jack socket. 

 

This can be used for connecting to external equipment such 
as another effects processor. The output of external effects 
processors should be returned into 

ST1 

or 

ST2 Inputs

.

 

For ZEDi-10FX a latching footswitch can be connected to the 

FX OUT 

instead and used to mute the output from the 

ZED FX Multi Model 

processor.  

The footswitch must be wired between Tip and Sleeve.

 

4.  AUX MASTER 

controls the volume of signal from the 

AUX 

OUT

.

 

5.  XLRs = MONS 

switches the 

PFL 

signal to the 

MAIN OUT

 

as well as the

 PHONES output

 for flexible monitoring of input 

signals through your speakers. 

 

This is mainly for studio control room monitoring applications.

 

6.  48V 

switches industry standard 48V (phantom power) to 

all the microphone inputs for use with condenser microphones 
and active D.I. boxes req48V.

 

7.  POWER LED 

indicates that the mixer is switched on.

 

8.  MONITORS level

 controls the volume of signal from the 

MONITOR OUT

 (

shown section 3.

)

 

 

9.  MONITOR SOURCE select

 switches the source signal to 

the 

MONITOR OUT

 between 

PHONES 

and 

MAIN MIX

.

 

10.  LR Meters

 display the level of the 

MAIN MIX 

or the mono 

PFL 

signal if activated by any of the 

PFL 

switches. 

 

11.  PFL (Pre-Fade Listen) LED 

indicates when a 

PFL 

switch 

has been pressed on one of the channels. 

 

12.  MAIN MIX fader 

is the master volume control for the main 

stereo mix.

 

13.  PHONES level

 controls the volume of signal to the 

PHONES output

.

 

14.  PHONES SELECT

 switches the monitoring source from 

FX SEND

AUX SEND 

or 

ST3 IN

 to the 

PHONES output

 

When nothing is selected the default source is the 

MAIN MIX

Pressing any 

PFL 

switch will override this to monitor the 

selected channel input signal.

 

15.  PHONES output 

uses a standard 1/4” (6.25mm) jack 

socket.

 

Warning! 

To avoid damage to your hearing do not operate 

headphones or sound system at excessively high volume. 
Continued exposure to high volume sound can cause frequency 
selective or wide range hearing loss! 

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!

 

Summary of Contents for ZEDi-10

Page 1: ...i 10FX We recommend that you read all of this user guide to get the best from your mixer and after reading please keep this safe for future reference Included in this package is ZEDi 10 ZEDi 10FX Mixer IEC C5 Mains Power Cable Please check correct mains plug is fitted for your country USB A B Cable 2M This User Guide ...

Page 2: ...definition or for reducing hiss and harshness 8 MF EQ Mid Frequency equaliser affects frequencies in the signal for adding presence or for removing boxiness 9 LF EQ Low Frequency equaliser affects bass frequencies in the signal to cover boom and sub bass frequencies 10 AUX send controls the amount of signal sent from the channel to the aux buss and AUX OUT The signal is sourced pre fader MIX so is...

Page 3: ...ount of signal sent from the channel to the aux buss and AUX OUT The signal is sourced pre fader MIX so is independent of the level being sent to the main L R Mix Unlike the FX bus there is a master level control for the Aux output 7 FX send controls the amount of signal sent from the channel to the FX buss and the FX OUT The signal is post fader MIX which means it s affected by the channel MIX co...

Page 4: ...for studio control room monitoring applications 6 48V switches industry standard 48V phantom power to all the microphone inputs for use with condenser microphones and active D I boxes requiring 48V 7 POWER LED indicates that the mixer is switched on 8 MONITORS level controls the volume of signal from the MONITOR OUT shown section 3 9 MONITOR SOURCE select switches the source signal to the MONITOR ...

Page 5: ...lect Parameter control The display will show a parameter value of P0 to P9 Reset the editable effects parameters to factory defaults by holding down FX Select Parameter control and TAP TEMPO Button at the same time whilst switching on the power Turn off the internal effects by setting the ZED FX Multi Model preset to 00 4 FX TO AUX controls the level of effects signal sent to the aux buss and AUX ...

Page 6: ...B Audio Interface 3 2 Troubleshooting USB Audio Interface problems Playback and recording problems when using the ZEDi USB Audio Interface can be avoided by following the steps below Minimum System Requirements Ensure that your PC exceeds the Minimum System Requirements of the Digital Audio Workstation software that you are using to guarantee reliable performance and recording without pops clicks ...

Page 7: ...o manufacturer guidelines 4 Good Practice 5 1 Connecting Microphones Dynamic or condenser microphones and DI boxes should be connected to the Mic Input Socket using a balanced XLR Microphone cable If you re using a condenser microphone it will require 48V Phantom Power to work Some active DI boxes may also require phantom power Avoid hot plugging when connecting any equipment and make sure AUX MAS...

Page 8: ...ity or remove unwanted frequencies and improve the tonal balance of the source sound so keep the channel PFL switch enabled for now 6 Get the best sound 6 2 Shaping Sound EQ filters audio passing through it and allows you to cut turn down or boost turn up selected frequencies Boosting a frequency too much may cause the signal to clip or distort Cutting a frequency will cause a reduction in signal ...

Page 9: ...rgy LF sounds such as kick drum should be kept centre to distribute them evenly and share the load between speakers 6 4 Applying Effects to the Mix ZEDi 10FX only Before adding effects think about whether you want it to sound as though the voice or instruments are in a certain performance space if you want to add repetition effects such as echo delay or if you want them to sound like they do on th...

Page 10: ...10 7 Application examples Live Microphone Electro Acoustic Guitar Electronic Piano Powered PA Speakers iPad Wedge Monitor Bass Guitar Microphone External FX Unit Phones IEM Monitoring ...

Page 11: ...itar Electronic Piano Active Studio Monitors Bass Guitar Dynamic or Condenser Microphone Drum Machine PC Phones Monitoring Reference Monitors Dynamic or Condenser Microphone External FX Unit Requires available stereo return channel ...

Page 12: ...follow the operating instructions printed in this User Guide Do not remove cover Never operate the mixer if the cover is not correctly fitted Power sources Only connect the console to mains power of the type described in this User Guide and marked on the rear panel Use a power cord with sealed mains plug appropriate for your local mains supply as provided with the mixer If the provided plug does n...

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