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Manual-2

FRONT PANEL DESCRIPTION 

1

 Input LEVEL faders

 are 45 mm sliders that set the volume of each mic or line Input.

2

 CUE buttons 

select one of the Inputs, the Stereo Aux, or the Main Mix to be heard in headphones, and displayed on the Cue 

meter. The button lights yellow when active. The Cue signal is before the Level fader, allowing the user to hear a source in the 

headphones before bringing it into the Main Mix. Only one Cue source is heard at a time.

3

 Input label slots 1-6

 allow you to print your own label for each connected Input, and slip it behind the window. A PDF template 

is downloadable from www.rane.com on the MLM 65 page. Cut each label to 1" x .375" [⅜"] (2.5 x .9 cm).

4

 PAN controls 1-6 

send the input audio to both left and right Main Mix channels when in the center (at 12 o'clock). The signal 

moves to the left channel when turned counter-clockwise, and to the right channel when turned clockwise.

5

 STEREO SOURCE

 selects the signal for the Aux Input. Choose from AUX 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or USB playback from a computer.

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 Stereo Input Label Slot

 allows you to print a list of input labels and slip it behind the window. A PDF template is downloadable 

from www.rane.com on the MLM 65 page. Cut the label to 1.25" x 1.25" [1-¼"] (3.2 x 3.2 cm).

7

 MAIN LEVEL

 

fader

 is a 45 mm slider that sets the Main Mix volume at the Main Outputs.

8

 Main Mix meter

 displays the sum of all Inputs sent to the Main Mix. This audio level is sent to the Main Level fader, the rear 

panel Record Out gain control, and the TOSLINK, S/PDIF, and USB digital outputs. The Main Level fader has no effect on this 

display. The 0 dB LED corresponds to a level of -20 dBFS (20 dB before clipping).

9

 CUE: PHONES LEVEL

 

control

 sets the volume of the input selected with the lit Cue button to the stereo headphone outputs.

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 CUE: meter

 displays the signal level of the input selected with the lit Cue button. The Phones Level control has no effect on this 

display. The 0 dB LED corresponds to a level of -20 dBFS. The Cue meter is also a convenient way to match input levels. Drive all 

inputs with representative input signals, Cue each input individually, and adjust the rear panel input gain trim of each Cued Input 

until the Cue meter indicates 0 dB rms.

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 CUE: headphone outputs

 accept both 1/4" and 3.5 mm stereo headphone plugs.

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 POWER indicator 

lights whenever adequate power is applied to the unit.

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MLM 65

MIC / LINE MIXER

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