Mixer Routing

Scene "Radio_Default" updated on 7.10.2025

Inputs

Channel 1-16 are assigned to Analog Inputs (XLR input 1-16 behind the Mixer)

• 1 -> Rode Microphone (attached on the mixing desk)

• 2 -> Nothing Connected

• 3-8 -> Stage Box (check the connectors behind the mixer to identify which colour corresponds to which channel)

• 5-6 -> Default Linked channels (usually used for paired channels like DJ mixer)

• 9-16 -> Nothing Connected

Channel 17-32 are assigned to Digital Inputs (getting sound as a sound card from studio's Mac Mini)

• 17-18 -> studio's Mac Mini general main out (e.g. Spotify, QuickTime Player, Audacity, YouTube from Brave/Safari/Google Chrome, etc.)

• 19-20 -> Audio from Call-in (Please refer to the "Call-in (Video Call) & Loopback" page)

• 21-32 -> Audio output channels 5-16 from studio's Mac Mini, nothing assigned by default

AUX IN 1-2 -> Mini Jack cable lying next to the console (can be used for connecting external device like computer and phone).

AUX IN 3-6 -> Nothing Connected

Outputs

Channel 1-8 are assigned to Analog Outputs (XLR output 1-8 behind the Mixer)

• 1-2 -> Studio monitor speakers (KRKs)

• 3-4 -> Passage (outside radio)

• 5-8 -> Not Connected

Channel 9-16 are assigned to Digital Output (sending sound as a sound card to studio's Mac Mini)

• 9-10 -> Audio feedback to Call-in (Please refer to the "Call-in (Video Call)" page)

• 11-12 -> Not assigned

• 13-16 -> Not assigned (FX buses)

MAIN Output Channels (fader on the most right) serve as the output channels for the radio stream, and are connected from XLR output at the back of the console to radio server's sound card through XLR-Jack cables.

• IMPORTANT - The MAIN output should keep under -12dB to avoid distortion. The level can be monitored on the meter on the right of the screen on the top right of the console.

Monitoring

The audio engineer can always monitor the stream through headphone attached in front of the mixing console.

The headphone amplifier installed on the rig in the middle of the room is also connected to the mixer's MAIN Output channels, which allows additional headphones to be connected for monitoring what is being broadcasted by the host or guests in the room.