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1. M 2 f S DCA mut Fader Bank 1 a Fader Bank 2 1 NC A S amp S a e 2 Direct Out Pre Fade Post Preamp not assigned Custom Rotary 1 Talkback from IP44 and assigned to all Aux sends a not assigned Custom Rotary 2 USB Playback not assigned a 4 Channel number AltView USB Recording from stereo Mtx 1 DCA 7 2S Le BS ie es BS a 2 AV T2314 5 6 LR C 8 not assigned Aux 25 Tap tempo B 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Bi1 2 3 41 5 6 st all Pre fade FX return FX send 25 26 27 28 129130131132 33 34 35 36 el11213 4 MEAR 44 vet Gr Mtx D 37 1381 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 04718 E LRIC 11112 Is1 s2 Oo anaa a T T E E amp OA O O AR2 41 2 C ww Ww WY YP V Le wT g J Noe w7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 A1 A2 A3 A4 2QGGGCO8 C600 gt 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 S P i O AR84 gt 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 Gti sGtr M1 ne a AR84 33 E 35 36 37 38 39 40 sMtisMiasM2 M2 GLD 80 Talkback In not patched 41 42 43 45 6 47 8 dSNAKE EXPANDER I O Port m O Out IP Skt 1 48 for digital mic split A DCA mut Fader Ban
2. Channel faders Master Mix view Master faders Access Aux FX Matrix mix on faders e Press Mix again to return to Main mix Channel Mix view IP Aux1 amp RE hold Aux2 down _ press Mix Assign Routing o o o oeoo press Sel Pre Post 07 gt a ay So it eS 6 o ks Pre Post Assign Routing e 1 gt a a X eo o AIl sends to one master O Access the FX gt To send to an FX press FX master Mix gt To adjust FX parameters press FX strip Sel gt To return to the mix use related FXret channel O To Link parameters e
3. Master faders Channel Mix view IP 8 Aux hold PRE on down T Pre Post 7 Ge lt 1 gt cS Channel faders All sends from one input DCA and Audio Group assign aut hold ia press Mix Assign aana GLD User Guide 21 al i ale ix a Tae ca 1 a Press a Main Mix master strip Mix key This is the normal mixing mode The Input strips present the channel faders The Master strips present the master mix faders Hold down the Assign key and press channel Mix keys to assign or de assign them from the main mix Current ON status is displayed on the lower part of the strip LCDs Press a Mix master strip Mix key Use this to work with Aux and FX sends The Input strips change to present all the send levels to the selected mix The Master strips present the master mix faders Hold down the Assign key and press channel Mix keys
4. 5 MIX MASTER GRP AUX MAIN j L A Strip METER E PATCH i o an INSERT multi point peak 7 AFL l ae l Skt or RackFX 28 band 1 3 octave FADER O BAL Ready 4dBu e MUTE E Main LR ony es area see oe ae eee 4 PEQ GEQ COMP DELAY Mix Output HHH H ree So L R RP AUX MAIN E E H 7 le m GRPIAUX MONITOR 1 16 _h GRP to MAIN DATEN dSNAKE Skt 17 20 Input DIR OUT EXPANDER BAL Skt 21 24 Ready 4 4dBu EXT IN PATCH from prre Input Skt 1 48 1O Input 1 64 g l l l l l l l USB Playback l l l l l l GRP to AUX MTX E i i Input Skt 1 48 RackX 1 8 Configuration 30 x Bus GRP AUX FX MAIN 20 x Mix processing GRP AUX MAIN MTX 1 0 Input 1 64 Pre Dly Configure GRP AUX FX mix Mono or St AUX MAIN to MTX ontigure x mix Mono or ofereo Configure MAIN mix NONE monitors LR LCR LR M bus or LR M sum PAFL pad _ Wedge Monitor joac O O RCA OdBu Ready Skt 27 28 IEM Monitor SPDIF 48kHz l Digital Out EXT IN PATCH from Ten pOL MATRIX MASTER pa Skt 29 30 Input Skt 1 48 fi Configure as MONO or STEREO PSAK 1 0 Input 1 64 Strip METER PFL B Playback a A INSERT IMINO i peas AFL RackFX 1 8 WAV eee USB Skt or RackFX 28 band 1 3 octave MUTE FADER e Td PEQ GEQ COMP DELAY aT er w HA 7 d O MODULE 64 Outputs 48kHz ACE Remote Audio LR
5. Stereo Strip type Turns on when the channel has been made Safe from Scene recall User defined backlight Colour Turns on when the channel is assigned to one or more DCA groups User defined channel Name Touch the top left Name box in the Processing screen to open the Name and Colour edit page Strip Rotary setting Gain The lower section of the LCD displays the channel assignment Pan to the currently selected Mix Custom 1 Custom 2 Assignment Pre Post fader setting Aux FX send Direct Out level Unassigned Mix type Select the function of the strip Rotary controls using these keys The Custom keys are assigned using the Setup Control Surface Prefs screen Check that you have selected the correct function when working with the rotary controls PraPosi preis Sel gt Press and hold the Alt View key to see the Channel Number Socket Number or re eaea M fader dB value in place of the Name in the LCD display Choose the Alt View function using the Setup Control Surface Prefs screen GLD User Guide 19 AP8561 iss B The Fader Banks There are 2 independent Fader Banks one with 12 fader strips the other with 8 fader strips Each Bank has 4 Layers This means that the GLD 80 can work with up to 80 fader control strips Any strip can be assigned as an Input channel Mix master FX send master FX Return engineer s Wedge or IEM master or DCA master in an
6. Configure as mono stereo Groups Aux Main Matrix Mains None LR LCR LR M bus LR M sum Assignable source 24dB digital trim Normal Reverse Assign to any sockets In Out 4dBu 10dBV level Up to 170ms Mix global setting ms feet meters samples Constant 1 3 octave 28 bands 31Hz 16kHz 12dB 2 overlapping frequency banks on strip faders layer 1 31 1kHz Mix master fader layer 2 500 16kHz Mix master fader SEL key resets frequency band to OdB RTA following PAFLis displayed on strip meters AP8561 iss B FX Processing Dimensions and Weights Internal FX 8x RackFX engine GLD 80 Mixer Width x Depth x Height Types Reverbs Delays Modulators Sub harmonics Unpacked 730 x 577 x 159mm 28 7 x 22 7 x 6 2 Mode Send gt Return Inserted Daisy Chain FX Packed in shipping box 930 x 730 x 290mm 36 6 x 28 6 x 11 4 FX Short Return Channels 8 Stereo dedicated returns Controls FX Return PEQ Adds to inputs for up to 56 sources to the mix Fader Pan Mute Routing to Grp Aux FX Main Same as Input Channel PEQ Unpacked weight Packed weight GLD AR2412 AudioRack Unpacked Packed in shipping box Unpacked weight 16kg 35lbs 21kg 46lbs Width x Depth x Height 483 x 220 x 137mm 19 x 8 6 x 5 4 3U rack 600 x 350 x 250mm 23 6 x 13 7 x 9 8 5kg 11Ibs Talkback Assignable source Packed weight 6 4kg 14lbs High Pass Filter 12dB octave 20Hz 2kHz Routing To Groups Aux Main Matrix
7. Connect using a CAT5 cable up Connect to using a CAT5 cable Any GLD signal can be patched to any socket to 120m 396 long up to 120m 396 long The Lnk Err indicator flashes at The Lnk Err indicator flashes at a steady rate when the link is a steady rate when the link is established established I O Port options for system linking expansion recording and audio networking using one of the option cards available from Allen amp Heath 64 channel bi directional 48kHz audio ADAT iDR out Aviom Hearback GLD User Guide 11 AP8561 iss B GLD AR2412 Main AudioRack Input sockets 24 balanced XLR inputs for EXPANDER port CAT5 cable link to microphone and line level sources The preamps connect a GLD AR84 expander rack to add a are built into the AR2412 rack and their Gain further 8 mic line inputs and 4 XLR line outputs Pad and 48V phantom power is remote controlled The GLD system numbers these sockets as from the GLD console via the dSNAKE link The Inputs 25 32 and Outputs 13 16 output of the analogue preamps are converted to digital format and transported via dSNAKE to be 4 MONITOR port CAT5 cable link to connect processed and mixed at the GLD 80 mixer to a personal monitor system The port is The sockets are numbered 1 24 Any input can compatible with the Aviom A 16 system be patched to any channel using the O or Preamp screens The default is one to one dSNAKE port CAT 5 cable link to connec
8. LCR pan main mix 2 Groups 1 stereo 8 Auxes 6 mono 1 stereo 8 FX 4 assigned to strips 6 Matrix 2 mono 2 stereo 16 DCA Mute groups Talkback using mic socket 44 Monitor _6m6st This Template configures the GLD as a dedicated monitor console with 18 mixes 6 mono mixes wedges fills 6 stereo mixes IEM Auto switching engineer s Wedge IEM 8 FX 2 assigned to strips Talkback using mic socket 44 AP8561 iss B A few things to know before starting Before working with the GLD familiarise yourself with its control layout and operating principles The Touch Screen Name and Colour Tabs to select the pages available for button the current screen Screen graph view for PEQ and dynamics Screen select keys Touch a pick up box and Processing drag the curve Values are displayed in the parameter buttons Press a key to select that view Press the Meters key again to return to i FX Processing view I O You can adjust parameters using the graph touch buttons or processing section rotary controls to the left of the screen Screen rotary control Scenes Ganging Touch a parameter on the screen to highlight Setup it then turn the rotary to adjust its value Pullup tab opens additional controls and options for the current screen The Home Screen This screen displays after power up You can return here by turning off any active strip Sel key while in the screen Processing view You
9. To change the socket assignments touch and select from drop down menu 00 P8 8 I O Preamp a AA B For GEQ on faders press GEQ Fader Flip Master on last fader RTA on strip meters RTA follows current selected PAFL Mix Access the Sends and Assignments 4 Normal mix mode FOH Main Mix active Routing D CD numbers or fader dB value in place of Name Set option in Setup Contro l screen Channel is Safe from Scene recall Stereo Strip type User defined backlight Colour User defined channel Name Assigned to one or more DCA groups Select rotary function c ee gs Channel assignment Sei 7 to current Mix Soo So Assignment Mix type Pre Post send s Touch to aie Name and Colour ChannetName For parameters on screen Processing must be active Touch a parameter adjust using rotary Opens on screen Help Manual U i e Check which Mix is currently selected 6000 0e H DCA and Audio Group assign LR press Mix Assign Routing press Mix Assign sdy down po lt gt oF ww o 0 0 B Or
10. Ext input Insert PEQ GEQ Compressor Delay e Input insert and output soft patchbays e 20 faders 2 Banks of 4 Layers each 80 freely assignable strips for custom layout e 8 4 colour touch screen e Virtual write on strip 8 colour backlight LCD strip display for naming and colour coding e 10 user assignable SoftKeys e Dedicated keys for quick Copy Paste Reset of mixes and processing parameters e 16 DCA Mute groups e 1 O network card option for FOH Monitor split recording link to iLive and more e MONITOR port for personal monitor systems Aviom compatible e Built in Talkback RTA display Signal Generator e Monitor mode features Input override output PAFL engineer s Wedge and IEM strips e MIDI In Out and Network ports e Libraries Scenes and Show memories e Get started quickly with Template Shows for classic FOH or Monitor configuration GLD User Guide 7 AP8561 iss B System block diagram The block diagram here shows the audio signal flow and processing through the GLD 80 The GLD AR2412 and GLD AR84 AudioRacks provide inputs as shown in the Remote Inputs box and outputs as shown in the Remote Outputs box These signals connect to the GLD 80 via the dSNAKE or EXPANDER ports Note the options available for AUX sends FX sends and global Direct Out Configuration possibilities are shown for the MIX masters Remote Inputs From AudioRacks 48 input channel x 30 bus x 20 mix
11. 12 AP8561 iss B GLD AR84 Expander AudioRack Input sockets 8 balanced XLR inputs for microphone and line level sources The preamps are built into the AR84 rack and their Gain Pad and 48V phantom power is remote controlled from the GLD console via the EXPANDER link The output of the analogue preamps are converted to digital format and transported via a Cat5 cable to be processed and mixed at the GLD 80 mixer Any input can be patched to any channel using the O or Preamp screens The sockets are not numbered This is because the number depends on where the AR84 is plugged into the GLD system Write on blocks are provided for you to label the sockets Output sockets 4 balanced XLR outputs operating at nominal 4dBu line level Any GLD signal can be patched to any socket using the console O screen The default Template Shows provide a logical mapping of these sockets to get you started The sockets are not numbered This is because the number depends on where the AR84 is plugged into the GLD system Write on blocks are provided for you to label the sockets The socket identification is shown in the diagram below Socket numbering AR84 plugged into the AR2412 main AudioRack Inputs 25 32 Outputs 13 16 GLD User Guide 3 EXPANDER port CAT5 cable link to connect the AR84 expander to the EXPANDER port on the AR2412 AudioRack or GLD 80 Mixer Note that the EXPANDER link is not compatible with the iLiv
12. Fader Banks 2 groups of motorised faders with 4 layers each 80 control strips Provides control of the Input channel FX return Mix master DCA or engineer s Wedge or IEM monitor assigned to it using the Setup Control screen Mute mutes the channel assigned to the strip It affects pre and post fade sends The DCA indicator lights when the channel is muted by a DCA master assigned to it Sel opens the channel processing for the selected strip Mix presents the sends for the selected strip on faders and shows the related assignments and pre post settings in the strip LCD displays PAFL selects either PFL pre fade listen or AFL after fade listen according to preferences set in the Setup Audio screen Input overrides output mix PAFL GLD User Guide ALLENAHEATH GLD SO transferring Show files Libraries and event logs stereo playback and recording to USB and for updating system firmware Headphones Level control and and 3 5mm sockets Press to Talk Talkback source and destination is assigned using the Setup Audio screen Help Touch the button to open the built in Help Manual SoftKeys 10 keys with function assigned using the Setup Control screen Copy Paste Reset Hold Copy down and press any Sel or Mix key to put its related mix or processing parameters on to the clipboard Then hold down Paste and press a strip Sel or Mix key to paste its contents to that channel Hold Reset a
13. flash at a fast rate Once updated normal flash rate is restored To turn off the system The system must be powered down correctly Return to the Home screen To do this turn off any active Sel key whilst in the Processing view Touch the Power Down button A popup appears Confirm the action then turn the mixer and racks off using their power switches lf the system is not powered down correctly there is a possibility recent changes may be lost f the system was not powered down as described above then a Not shut down correctly screen appears the next time the system is turned on AP8561 iss B Recall a Template Show as a starting point The GLD has a fully configurable audio architecture control layout and socket patching letting you customise the way you work It would be a daunting task for the new user if we gave them a blank canvas to start from scratch Instead we have provided a set of Template Show memories which give you a choice of classic console format to load in as a quick starting point These present the familiar architecture and logical layout of well equipped analogue consoles Once you are comfortable working with GLD you can make changes to your set up and save these as your own User Shows A default show is already loaded when the iLive is shipped from the factory This is FOH_Config1_LR GLD User Guide 15 To load a Template Show Go to the Setup Memory Show Mana
14. mics 14 out 8 mics at rack 4 mics at mixer lt gt gt eet LANS GLD 80 x1 GLD AR84 x1 Connect to EXPANDER 32 mics at racks 4 mics at mixer GLD 80 x1 GLD AR2412 x1 GLD AR84 x1 Connect to dSNAKE Fully expanded system 48 in 44 mics 30 out 40 mics at racks 4 mics at mixer GLD 80 x1 GLD AR2412 x1 GLD AR84 x2 Connect to dSNAKE and EXPANDER GLD User Guide 6 AP8561 iss B Introduction GLD is an affordable live sound digital audio mixing system from Allen amp Heath At its low price point and with its intuitive user interface and plug n play connection it provides the perfect upgrade for users of analogue mixers such as the Allen amp Heath GL Series and for small to mid sized venues tours and rental companies looking for an affordable yet fully featured and configurable professional digital solution that is easy to learn operate and maintain GLD components The heart of the system is the GLD 80 Mixer The DSP is located in the mixer and can process 48 channels x 30 buses x 20 mix outputs plus 8 RackFX internal effects devices with dedicated return channels bringing the total number of sources able to feed the mix to 56 The rear panel provides connections for 8 inputs and 10 outputs plus an option slot to fit one of several audio networking cards available from Allen amp Heath Adding one or more of the available AudioRacks lets you configure systems with up to 40 re
15. the equipment panels System operating firmware The function of the GLD is determined by the firmware operating software that runs it Firmware is updated regularly as new features are added and improvements made The latest firmware and update instructions are available from the Allen amp Heath web site Firmware can be downloaded from the Allen amp Heath web site transferred to USB key and then loaded into the GLD mixer using the Firmware Update utility If the AudioRack firmware is different to that running on the mixer it is automatically updated by the GLD mixer when the mixer powers up e Check the Allen amp Heath web site for the latest version of GLD firmware Software licence agreement By using this Allen amp Heath product and the software within it you agree to be bound by the terms of the relevant End User Licence Agreement EULA a copy of which can be found on the Allen amp Heath website in the product s pages and in the About section of the GLD built in Help Manual You agree to be bound by the terms of the EULA by installing copying or using the software Further information For further information about the GLD refer to the user guides associated with each system component Also use the on screen Help Manual available on the GLD 80 surface For additional downloads resources knowledgebase and technical support refer to the Allen amp Heath web site General precautions e To prevent damage to the co
16. this with the distributor or the agent before shipping If the unit is to be repaired in a different country to that of its purchase the repair may take longer than normal whilst the warranty is confirmed and parts are sourced Units returned should be packed to avoid transit damage In certain territories the terms may vary Check with your ALLEN amp HEATH distributor or agent for any additional warranty which may apply If further assistance is required please contact Allen amp Heath Ltd The GLD range of products complies with the European Electromagnetic Compatibility directives 89 336 EEC amp 92 31 EEC and the European Low Voltage Directives 73 23 EEC amp 93 68 EEC Any changes or modifications to the equipment not approved by Allen amp Heath could void the compliance of the product and therefore the users authority to operate it GLD User Guide AP8561 Issue B Copyright 2012 Allen amp Heath All rights reserved ALLEN amp HEATH Allen amp Heath Limited Kernick Industrial Estate Penryn Cornwall TR10 9LU UK http www allen heath com GLD User Guide 2 AP8561 iss B IMPORTANT Read these instructions before starting Safety instructions Before starting read the Important Safety Instructions printed on the sheets supplied with the equipment For your own safety and that of the operator technical crew and performers follow all instructions and heed all warnings printed on the sheet and on
17. 412 AudioRack Plug a CAT5 cable into the dSNAKE port at the rack and mixer This is the main system link Connect the AR84 AudioRacks Plug a CAT5 cable into the EXPANDER port of the AR84 and the EXPANDER port of the AR2412 or GLD 80 mixer Always plug the AR84 into an EXPANDER port Do not plug it into the dSNAKE port even if you are not using an AR2412 main rack Plug in the mains power leads supplied with the mixer and racks Secure the leads by hooking them into the plastic clips If required the leads can be locked into these clips Use a T20 Torx starhead screwdriver to remove the fixing screw To turn on the system Turn on power using the rear panel On Off switches The GLD 80 takes around 30 seconds to boot up Its screen lights white for a few seconds then turns black displaying its boot sequence A while later the Home screen is displayed At this point the yellow Lnk Err indicators of connected dSNAKE and EXPANDER ports start to flash steadily showing that the link between the mixer and racks is established The mixer Audio Sync LOCK indicator lights Finally the AudioRack Ready indicators light and you will hear a click as the output socket protection relays switch over lf the firmware in a connected AudioRack is not the same version as that in the GLD 80 then the mixer will automatically update the rack firmware during power up This takes a few seconds During this time the Lnk Err indicators on the AudioRack
18. 6 7 8 R M M 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 l A4 47 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 A5 AB sAlsAik AR84 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 GtsGtrM1 M2 6666 6866 OOO gt AR84 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 M MRrMAMR GLD 80 Talkback In not patched 41 42 43 45 6 47 8 Cao as O O GLD User Guide 16 FOH_Config1 LR This Template configures a traditional architecture and layout with stereo LR main mix for mixing FOH and Monitors from FOH LR stereo main mix 4 Groups 2 stereo 8 Auxes 6 mono 1 stereo 8 FX 4 assigned to strips 6 Matrix 2 mono 2 stereo 16 DCA Mute groups Talkback using mic socket 44 FOH_Config2_LRM This Template configures stereo LR plus Mono bus for mixing 3 speaker FOH and Monitors from FOH LR Mono switched bus main mix 2 Groups 1 stereo 8 Auxes 6 mono 1 stereo 8 FX 4 assigned to strips 6 Matrix 2 mono 2 stereo 16 DCA Mute groups Talkback using mic socket 44 AP8561 iss B
19. ALLEN amp HEATH a a0 anes enaneaTH Gh f ALL R GLD Digital Audio Mixing System User Guide Publication AP8561 Provisional Release B Limited One Year Manufacturer s Warranty This product is warranted to be free from defects in materials or workmanship for period of one year from the date of purchase by the original owner To ensure a high level of performance and reliability for which this equipment has been designed and manufactured read this User Guide before operating In the event of a failure notify and return the defective unit to the place of purchase If this is not possible then please contact the authorised ALLEN amp HEATH distributor or agent in your country as soon as possible for repair under warranty subject to the following conditions Conditions Of Warranty The equipment has been installed and operated in accordance with the instructions in this User Guide The equipment has not been subject to misuse either intended or accidental neglect or alteration other than as described in the User Guide or Service Manual or approved by ALLEN amp HEATH Any necessary adjustment alteration or repair has been carried out by an authorised ALLEN amp HEATH distributor or agent This warranty does not cover fader wear and tear The defective unit is to be returned carriage prepaid to the place of purchase an authorised ALLEN amp HEATH distributor or agent with proof of purchase Please discuss
20. B Pad out RCA Line Inputs Input Sensitivity Trim Maximum Input Level Input Impedance RCA channel Noise RCA channel THD N Outputs XLR Outputs Output Impedance Nominal Output Maximum Output Level Residual Output Noise RCA Line Outputs Output Impedance Nominal Output Maximum Output Level Residual Output Noise Digital Outputs SPDIF AES3 2 ch XLR output System Balanced All XLR on GLD 80 and AudioRacks Fully recallable 60 to 15dBu 5 to 60dB 1dB steps 20dB 32dBu gt 4kQ Pad out gt 10kQ Pad in 20 20kHz Direct Out unbalanced out 127dB with 1509 source 90dBu 93dBu 89dBu 20 20kHz Direct Out unbalanced out 0 005 86dBu 1kHz OdBu output 0 003 89dBu 1kHz OdBu output 0 004 88dBu 1kHz OdBu output Unbalanced GLD 80 24 to 24dBu nominal OdBu 24dB recallable 18dBu gt 10kQ 92dBu 20 20kHz 0 0035 90dBu 1kHz OdBu output Balanced Relay protected lt 750 4dBu OdB meter reading 22dBu 91dBu muted 20 20kHz Balanced Relay protected lt 750 OdBu OdB meter reading 18dBu 94dBu muted 20 20kHz 48kHz sampling rate RCA 600mV coax terminated input 750 XLR 2 5Vpp balanced terminated 110 Q Measured balanced XLR in to XLR out 20 20kHz minimum Gain Pad out Dynamic Range System Signal to Noise Frequency Response System peak level THD N System Line level THD N Headroom Internal operating Level dBFS Alignment Mete
21. GLD AR2412 AudioRack Width x Depth x Height Signal Generator Sine Bandpass sweep Controls Sine White Noise Pink Noise Bandpass Noise 20 20kHz Level Mute Routing To Groups Aux Main Matrix RTA 31 Bands 1 3 octave 20 20kHz Source Follows selected PAFL source Peak Band Indication Option to display dominant frequency Unpacked Packed in shipping box Unpacked weight Packed weight 483 x 220 x 48mm 19 x 8 6 x 1 9 1U rack 600 x 330 x 143mm 23 6 x 12 9 x 5 6 3kg 6 6lbs 4 4kg 9 71bs BBRBARAAY AAV BBBAAAAY BAAD nanunua BARE F TIITII IIIT S TITTI E mam 220 00 125 00 730 00 25 00 Q _ BBRQRARAA BAAAD GLD User Guide 23 AP8561 iss B ALLEN amp HEATH www allen heath com Quick Start Mixing Guide For the new user or guest engineer to start mixing with GLD It assumes a mixer already configured for the show To learn more about configuration memories and advanced functions read the on screen Help Manual and User Guide AP8561 1 See where Input and Master Faders Press Alt View to view channel or socket are by pressing Layer keys A B C D a and reading the displays To change the strip assignments use the Setup Control screen See how the Sockets are patched using the O screen
22. LR line XLR line XLR line XLR line XLR line XLR line XLR line XLR line XLR line XLR line XLR line GLD AR84 Expander at rack XLR line XLR line XLR line XLR line Mixer EXPANDER GLD AR84 Expander at mixer XLR line XLR line XLR line XLR line Mixer REAR GLD 80 21 XLR line 22 XLR line 23 XLR line 24 XLR line 25 26 RCA line GLD 80 Option card fitted 1 64 Output channel Mixer USB port To USB key L R Stereo record GLD 80 Option card fitted 1 64 Input channel Mixer USB port From USB key L R Stereo playback Mixer dSNAKE GLD AR2412 MONITOR port 1 16 Monitor sends GLD AR84 AudioRack In 25 32 Out 13 16 BS ALLEN amp HEATH GUD ARS AsdioRsck 1 2 v 3 r GLD AR2412 AudioRack ALLEN amp HEATH GIDDAR2412 Acdionack 1 3 4 In 1 24 Out 1 12 3 MONITOR 8 GSNAKE dSNAKE Cat5 up to 120m 400 Digital snake to from stage 27 28 SPDIF digital 29 30 AES digital GLD AR84 AudioRack a ALLEN amp HEATH GUJ ARSA Asdionack 1 2 v 3 w 4 EXPANDER In 33 40 Out 17 20 Cat5 up to 120m 400 EXPANDER EXPANDER MONITOR M sends 1 16 L n Personal monitoring system Aviom compatible Future XLR mic control AER ds application XLR mic In 41 48 Out 21 30 GLD 80 Mixer XLR mic ALLEN amp HEATH Mixer REAR lt i t e GLD 80 41 XLR mic 42 XLR mic 43 XLR mic Network Includes SPDIF and 44 XLRmic _ AES digital output ACE 45 46 RCA
23. M MADI Digital Mic Split sends PARL D Multitrack Record PFL AFL MONITOR RTA H Strip METER Strip METER 5 5EB oe ae ultitrack Recor i FADER FADER 5 EB EXT TALK to PAFL aca H WEDGE m IEM PHONES MAC ADAT Aviom iDR Hearback Aviom iDR Any input socket ee 56 aa a6 MAIN mix mN PAFL Any Port B input PFL TRIM oe PAFL ty Surface Talk mic J PHONES DELAY l o SEM to PHONES Ee oO GLD User Guide 8 AP8561 iss B Input and output sockets The diagram here shows the interconnection and socket numbering of the fully expanded system Each socket has a unique number The physical socket numbers are shown below Any input socket or source can be patched to any of the 48 channels Any mix or other GLD signal can be patched to any of the output sockets The default is one to one mapping ie Socket 1 gt CH1 Socket 2 gt CH2 and so on Additional Outputs Input Sockets Output Sockets Mixer SNAKE Additional Inputs Mixer SNAKE Mixer I O module Mixer I O module GLD AR2412 Main rack XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic GLD AR84 Expander at rack XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic Mixer EXPANDER GLD AR84 Expander at mixer XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic XLR mic GLD AR2412 Main rack XLR line X
24. ary 2 USB Playback not assigned a Channel number Alt View USB Recording from stereo Mtx 1 x DCA a 1121314151617189 110111112 A 11 21314 1516 LR 8 not assigned Aux 5 Tap tempo 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 B 1 2 3 4 5 16 st LR preti FX return FX send 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 c 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4t pey Gr Mtx 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 64718 D 0A LR 4 2 st s2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 L R M1 M2 apogee SSC CSC6 OOOO o 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 A1 A2 A3 A4 gt 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 AS AB SAL sAtR AR84 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 Gt sGtrsG2sG2e AR84 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 MiMtrM amp sM2e GLD 80 Talkback In not patched 41 42 43 45 6 47 8 60 8 dSNAKE EXPANDER I O Port ei Out IP S148 A S Mi M for digital mic split 7 X y DCA mute Fader Bank 1 Fader Bank 2 or Zj NS 4 D 2 a Direct Out Pre Fade Post Preamp not assigned Custom Rotary 1 Talkback from IP44 and assigned to all Aux sends wa gt not assigned Custom Rotary 2 USB Playback not assigned 4 Channel number At Viw USB Recording from stereo Mtx 1 i DCA f 11213141151617 181 9 1101 11112 A 1121 314115 6 LRIM 8 not assigned Aux Tap tempo 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 BJ 1 2 3 4 5 6 st ae FX return FX send 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 9c 1 2 3 4 MAR 4 w Mtx 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 144 45 647 8 LR M 1 2 s1 s2 12 3 4 5
25. can also do this by turning on then off any strip Sel key Access the User To safely shut down the GLD computer login screen before turning the system off Returns to this Opens the Quick screen Start Mixing Guide Always shut down using this button Users Quick Start Real time clock Set the date and Displays system _ time using the connection status b SSNANE Setup Utility Date Time screen 10 Port 7 r To lock the surface Displays system Last Show PINK FLOYD REUNION controls Can be information Last Scene ECHOES 23 31 password protected Custom 1 Custom 2 Custom 3 Custom 4 Tabs to open one of the 4 custom meter pages or the RTA real time analyser display The RTA follows the PAFL signal Custom meters are assigned using the Meters screen Touch to open the t Help page for the current screen You Shows which Mix is currently selected can also access the main Help menu Look here to check that you are on the correct mix For example remember to from here turn off an Aux Mix key to return to the Main LR mix after adjusting a monitor level GLD User Guide 18 AP8561 iss B The strip LCD display The LCD strip above the faders displays information about the channels assigned to the faders Channels can each be named and have one of 8 backlight colours applied You can edit these names and colours to easily identify different channel and mix types or highlight certain instruments and sources
26. channel DSP Engine 30 assignable buses GRP AUX FX MAIN MTX PAFL pee ee eee er INPUT CHANNEL x 48 cH1 44 mono CH45 6 47 8 stereo Strip METER PFL I multi point Peak 4 ie i MIC LINE INSERT m in place Skt or RackFX FADER ASSIGN PAN l l l PEQ COMP DELAY IP to MAIN E P elena EE W a Az IP to GRP L ag a Post Pean Post HPF Post Gate Post Insert Post PEQ Pas Con Post Dela Input Skt 1 32 au 3 EN 7 7 3 PHONY IP to AUX FX dSNAKE A BETT Skt 33 40 option per AUX mix EXPANDER Input Skt 33 40 j j p Source _ j Local Inputs Skt 41 44 MIC LINE Sensitivity 15 to 60dBu FX SHORT SEND x8 PFL Input Skt 41 44 Strip METER ADC Skt 45 46 47 48 RCA OdBu nominal EA Input Skt 45 48 From Patch to c Short Send Short Return or or USB Stereo Playback Any MIX Full IP Channel Input DIR OUT IP or MIX INSERT USB Playback WAV MP3 M4a FLAC Other RackFX Output Patch I O MODULE yO In put 1 64 To GRP METER To GRP aie aa TALKBACK ji SIG GEN anr Remote audi ACE aes PATCH from Press to TALK MAN He ae 20 20kHz MUTE ome Digital Mic Split inputs MADI Input Skt 1 48 Pink Noise zolo A LU to aaa Multitrack Playback Dante 1 0 Input 1 64 i EtherSound Bandpass Noise Sweep OI Waves From RackFX outputs ee as GRP AUX FX MAIN MTX PAFL Remote Outputs To AudioRacks H r
27. concen 22 DIMENSIONS and WEIGNHS cece cece cece cee eca seca seca seca eeseeeseeeseeeseeeaeeeaeeeseeseeeseeenees 23 Quick Start SHEC cc ccccccccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeseeeeeceseeseeeeeeeeeseaes 24 Important note about this guide This is a provisional release of the GLD User Guide It relates to Version 1 0 pre release firmware Some details shown in this guide may differ from those in the current release of firmware For more information on these and functions not described in this release of the guide please refer to the Help Manual built into the GLD mixer and to the GLD pages on the Allen amp Heath web site e Check the Allen amp Heath web site for the latest version of this guide e Check the Allen amp Heath web site for the latest version of GLD firmware e Refer to the GLD mixer built in Help Manual for more information e A single sheet Quick Start Mixing Guide is provided at the rear of this user guide GLD User Guide 5 AP8561 iss B GL Systems aeaeeeeeneaaanlh Expanded system 40 in 36 mics 26 out SS SS SS SS a a P GLD 80 only 8 in 4 mics 10 out 4 mics at mixer Can use I O module option for networked audio os i he 2 o i Standard system 32 in 28 mics 22 out 24 mics at rack 4 mics at mixer GLD 80 x1 GLD AR2412 x1 Connect to SNAKE Compact system 16 in 12
28. e ACE connection Kensington security slot Jo attach a Kensington lock standard anti theft cable and lock if required Fan A low noise fan inside the rack ensures air movement to keep the circuits and internal components within operating temperature range Ensure good ventilation at the back of the rack Read the safety instructions printed on the panel and the Safety Sheet packed with the unit Mains cable clip You can secure the cable in place using the plastic P clip Use a T20 Torx screwdriver to refit the screw Mains power input IEC connector fuse and power ON OFF push switch for the built in universal voltage power supply unit This accepts worldwide voltages from 100 to 240V AC 50 60Hz Check that you have received the correct mains lead for your territory AR84 plugged into the GLD 80 Mixer Inputs 33 40 Outputs 17 20 y ALLEN amp HEATH voon r Dso 3332 AP8561 iss B Connect and power up GLD AR84 a ALLENSHEATH CEDARGA martsa ma pm imene 1 72 ws we amp et 7 t 1 2 3 4 san GLD AR2412 EXPANDER ALLENSHEATH GEDARG412 satetne T en wt s e ott dSNAKE CAT5 digital snake to from stage GLD AR84 EI ALLENGHEATH CEDARGA ome euma uon owen Ld 1 72 ws lt Te eS EN T wet 1 2 3 4 iaw EXPANDER a ALLEN amp HEATH GD 80 a ole J J J Je Ta oy Lnk Err flashes steadily Fast flash on firmware auto update GLD User Guide Connect the AR2
29. g 2 channels for stereo keyboard Use the Ganging screen Choose attributes e Ganging does not link the Gains or Trims Master faders Channel faders All sends from one input 7 To Copy parameters gt Hold down Copy and press the Sel or Mix of parameters to copy So lew Arl Aa A e GEQ here e o jee KA oc 7 Surface or Saen Sel an processing block 4 Sel All channel processing not Gain or Trim Mix Sends and Assignments not Pre Post gt Now hold down Paste and press the Sel or Mix key of the strip to paste to
30. ger screen Available Shows are listed These include Template and User Shows Touch the Template Show you want to load Touch Recall A popup appears for you to confirm the action Recalling a Show overwrites all the system settings including the DSP mix architecture Surface configuration current parameters all the Scene and Library memories If you want to keep the current settings to be used again in the future then first Store them as a User Show There are 4 Template Shows available AP8561 iss B dSNAKE EXPANDER I O Port Out IP Skt 1 48 for digital mic split OR M1 sM2 OLR Ww DIGITAL Pa a DCA mute Fader Bank 1 Fader Bank 2 1 S 2 a n Direct Out Pre Fade Post Preamp not assigned Custom Rotary 1 Talkback from IP44 and assigned to all Aux sends 3 not assigned Custom Rot
31. hed using the O Surface audio inputs 8 analogue inputs screen 4 mic line XLR skt 41 44 Power On indicator 2 stereo RCA pairs skt 45 48 Ready indicator 4 pin XLR Lamp socket Lights yellow when We recommend the use Any socket can be patched to any channel the output sockets of the Allen amp Heath The default is one to one mapping of sockets are ready to pass Cooling fan Do LEDlamp with built in to channels audio after power up not block this dimmer z 45 46 47 48 opening AL OA The LOCK ao Ws we Mains power IEC indicator lights lt I 1eLae input socket and when the audio is Mic Line in L On Off switch sync locked ALLEN amp HEATH slo EXPANDER in 33 40 out 17 201 EN Network I O Port See below Ethernet port _ for future use EXPANDER link MIDI in and out You can plug an AR84 expander sanana in here This carries audio inputs i from skt 33 40 and outputs to skt Surface audio outputs 6 analogue and 4 dSNAKE link 17 20 digital outputs This is the GLD 80 to AR2412 l l AudioRack link It carries audio The AR84 can be located near 4 XLR line out skt 21 24 inputs from skt 1 32 and outputs the GLD 80 to provide more I O 1 stereo RCA pair skt 25 26 to skt 1 16 It also carries the at the mixer or up to 120m away audio sends to the AudioRack to provide more I O on stage or 1 SPDIF 2 channel digital out skt 27 28 MONITOR port at a remote location 1 AES 2 channel digital out skt 29 30
32. ide 3 AP8561 iss B Packed contents registration and accessories GLD 80 Mixer User Guide AP8561 Mains lead Check this is correct for your territory Information CAT5 cable AP8596 2m 6 6 AH8822 Mains lead Check this is correct for your territory GLD AR84 AudioRack Information CAT5 cable AP8720 2m 6 6 AH8822 Mains lead Check this is correct for your territory Accessories available Safety Sheets AP3345 English _ AP7287 French AP8513 Chinese e Read this before starting Registration Card AP3594 e Return the card or register online at www allen heath com Safety Sheets AP3345 English AP7287 French AP8513 Chinese e Read this before starting Registration Card AP3594 e Return the card or register online at www allen heath com Safety Sheets AP3345 English AP7287 French AP8513 Chinese e Read this before starting Registration Card AP3594 e Return the card or register 1 online at www allen heath com The 2m CAT5 cable shipped with the GLD AudioRack is to get you started or for local connection For longer distances refer to LEDIlam the Allen amp Heath web site for information on recommended cable p types The following are available from Allen amp Heath Part LEDlampX Right angled 4 pin XLR with built in dimmer Soft cover for GLD 80 120m 396 CAT5 drum AP8806 80m 264 CAT5 dru
33. io Attack Release Knee Manual Types Auto Types Channel Direct Out Options Mix Processing 20 Mix Processing Channels External Input Trim Polarity Insert Delay GEQ Type Gain GEQ Fader Flip Mode 22 100mm motorised 2 Independent banks 12 8 faders 8 4 TFT 800x600 resolution 4 Layers per Bank 80x strips LCD per strip assignable backlight colours 10 assignable MIDI In and Out TCP IP Ethernet for future application Mono 1 44 Stereo 45 46 47 48 24dB digital trim Normal Reverse 12dB octave 20Hz 2kHz Assign to any sockets In Out 4dBu 10dBV level Up to 85ms Input global setting ms feet meters samples Self key In Out Sel listen 12dB octave Freq 20Hz 5kHz 12dB octave Freq 120Hz 20kHz 72dBu to 12dBu O to 60 dB 50us to 300ms 10ms to 5s 10ms to 1s 4 Band fully parametric 15dB Global setting for Inputs 20 20kHz or Analogue 20 200Hz 35 1kHz 500 15kHz 2k 20kHz Selectable LF Shelving Bell Hi Pass Bell Bell Selectable HF Shelving Bell Lo Pass Non constant Q variable 1 4 to 1 9th octave Classic Baxandall 12dB octave Self key In Out Sel listen 12dB octave Freq 20Hz 5kHz 12dB octave Freq 120Hz 20kHz 46dBu to 18dBu 1 1 to infinity 300us 300ms 100ms 2s Soft Hard Peak Manual RMS Manual VocalAuto OptoAuto PunchBag Individual Trim per channel Source follow Fader follow Mute global for all
34. k 1 Fader Bank 2 P E Direct Out Pre Fade Post Preamp FX1 send Custom Rotary 1 Talkback from IP44 and assigned to all Aux sends 3 FX2 send Custom Rotary 2 USB Playback not assigned Channclaumber Alt View USB Recording from stereo Mtx 1 DCA 7 1121314115161718 9110111112 AJ112131 4 15 1 6 IEMW 8 D not assigned mono Aux not assigned 13 14 15116 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 B di 2 3 4 15 6 IEM W StereoAux all Post fade pre Comp 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 C IEM W FX ret EX snd Mtx all Post fade post Comp 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 64718 01 2 41 s1 enw 1 2 3 4 59 6 T 8 OSOS 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 A5 T tek eeee eeege Ooo od 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Parnes D eee e eee 000o AR84 235 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 sA4 sA4rsA5LsA5R 0000000 oo O AR84 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 AG sAGR ey GLD 80 Talkback In not patched 41 42 43 45 6 47 8 dSNAKE EXPANDER I O Port OOOO o o Out IPSkt148 EFS o O o OMT alt for digital mic split OR Lon iiral GLD User Guide 17 FOH_Config3_ LCR This Template configures LCR for mixing 3 speaker FOH and Monitors from FOH
35. m AH8721 For use with AH7000 For use with all dSNAKE and ACE GLD CAT5 connections Black water repellent connection only polyester GLD User Guide 4 AP8561 iss B Table of Contents R ad before starting paces cece scat ots cct epee a aar a a a aS 3 Packed contents registration and accessories ccccc cece cece eecceeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeees 4 GLD SYSE MS or eee ee een eee ene ee eee ee eee 6 MOUCHO seee T aise nat semua amas duenouacautanateat ane tap eusatasenuenaseuseas T System block CAC NNN cic ccee ess strcscatrsentng reese esa soeee aseSeentient nena ses nestenuciacineeestoaee 8 Input and Output sockets ccc ccc cece cece seca ees eeeeeeeeceeeeeeseeeeeseeceeeseeseessesseesaees 9 GLD 80 Mixer controls seein cmetceiessssec dossier aeons sed vanccouscconssedcesncodeosaseoonsdadetapenacenle 10 GLD 80 Mixer rear connectors cesta as nceatissysie natwicee eaacieteecs Gaeceeenseaiee eters es 11 GLD AR2412 main AUudioRack cccccccccceeececeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesaeeeseeeeseeeesseeeesaeeeneeeees 12 GLD AR84 expander AudioRack ccccccccceecceeeceeeceeeeeeceeeeeeeteeeeeeteeteeenseesaees 13 Connect and power Up ei sace sia re ese esti eee een eee eee 14 Recall a Template Show as a Starting POINE ec ceccceece sees eeeeeeeeeeteeeeeeeees 15 A few things to know before starting cccccccceccceccceeeeceeeeaeeeceeeeseeeseeeeaeeesaees 17 OS CAI ONY eiaa e O E a Seieeence
36. mote mic inputs in addition to the mixer rear connections This gives you a distributed audio system with convenient CAT5 digital snake based on the proprietary Allen amp Heath dSNAKE protocol The main I O Input Output rack is the GLD AR2412 AudioRack providing 24 mic line inputs and 12 line outputs It also features a MONITOR port compatible with the Aviom personal monitor system The GLD AR84 AudioRack is an expander I O remote rack adding an extra 8 mic line inputs and 4 line outputs You can add up to two GLD AR84 racks one at the GLD AR2412 the other at the GLD 80 mixer Compatibility with iLive GLD is not compatible with iLive components firmware Libraries or Show files However it is compatible with the range of iLive Port B option cards letting you interface easily between GLD and iLive or other systems using a digital snake such as ACE MADI EtherSound or Dante Key features e Plug n play components for systems from 4 to 44 mics e Easy to use quick access analogue style interface e Remote I O using dSNAKE CAT5 digital snake up to 120m 400 length e High grade 1dB step recallable mic line preamps e 48 channels into 30 buses into 20 outputs assignable mono stereo Group Aux FX Main Matrix e 8stereo RackFX engines with dedicated return channels total 56 sources to the mix e Full processing on all inputs Preamp trim polarity HPF insert Gate PEQ Compressor Delay e Full processing on all outputs
37. nd press a key to reset the related parameters to factory default Assign and Pre Post access keys for the selected mix While a Mix is active Hold down Assign and press strip Mix keys to toggle the assignments on or off Hold down Pre Post and press strip Sel keys to toggle sends pre or post fade Toggle all on off or pre post while a master is selected by pressing the master strip Mix or Sel key instead of the channel keys The touch screen lower toolbar displays the currently selected mix You can return to the Main mix by turning the selected Mix off or by turning on then off any other Mix key Alt View Hold down to view the channel or socket numbers in place of the name in the LCD displays Set this preference in the Setup Control screen 10 Safes Make one or more channels safe from Scene recall by holding down the Safes key and then pressing channel Mix keys A Safes Map is also available to make selected parameters safe Freeze in Layers Hold down then press strip Mix keys to temporarily keep a channel visible across all layers To assign channels to strips use the Setup Control screen GEQ on Faders Presents the GEQ for a Selected mix on the faders Press to toggle between high and low frequencies Frequency values are shown on the strip LCD displays The mix master fader is presented on the right hand strip while in this mode AP8561 iss B GLD 80 Mixer rear connectors GLD sockets can be patc
38. ntrols and cosmetics avoid placing heavy objects on the control surface obstructing movement of the motorised faders scratching the surface or touch screen with sharp objects or rough handling and vibration e Protect the equipment from damage through liquid or dust contamination Avoid dust or small objects getting into the fader slots Cover the mixer when it is not being used for a long period e Computer and touch screen technology can be affected by extreme cold If the equipment has been stored in sub zero temperatures allow time for it to reach normal Operating temperature before use at the venue Recommended operating temperature for iLive is 5 to 35 degrees Celsius e Avoid using the equipment in extreme heat and direct sunlight Make sure the mixer and rack ventilation slots are not obstructed and that there is adequate air movement around the equipment e Transport the GLD 80 using a touring grade purpose designed flightcase with adequate foam lining and internal support for protection e Avoid the use of chemicals abrasives or solvents Clean the control surface with a soft brush and dry lint free cloth e It is recommended that servicing is carried out only by an authorised Allen amp Heath agent Contact details for your local distributor can be found on the Allen amp Heath web site Allen amp Heath do not accept liability for damage caused by maintenance repair or modification by unauthorised personnel GLD User Gu
39. r Calibration Meter Peak indication Meter Type Sampling Rate ADC DAC Latency USB Playback USB Record I O Port Card Options Operating Temperature Range Mains Power GLD 80 GLD AR2412 GLD AR84 112dB 90dB 0 0 25dB 20Hz 0 0 5dB 20kHz 0 0055 68dBu 17dBu output 1kHz 0 0022 84dBu 9dBu output 1kHz 18dB OdBu 18dBu OdBFS 22dBu at XLR output OdB meter 18dBFS 4dBu at XLR out 3dBFS 19dBu at XLR out Fast peak response 48kHz 100PPM 24 bit Delta Sigma 24 bit Delta Sigma 1 49ms GLD 80 local XLR in to XLR out 0 68ms GLD 80 local XLR in to digital out 2 channel WAV MP3 M4A FLAC 2 channel 44 1kHz 16bit WAV 64 channel bi directional A amp H ACE MADI Dante ES Waves MMO O deg C to 35 deg C 32 deg F to 95 deg F 100 240V AC 50 60Hz 95W max 100 240V AC 50 60Hz 70W max 100 240V AC 50 60Hz 20W max GLD User Guide Control Faders Fader Banks Touch Screen Control Strips Strip Display SoftKeys MIDI Network Input Processing 48 Input Processing Channels Trim Polarity High Pass Filter Insert Delay Gate Sidechain Sidechain Lo Cut Filter Sidechain Hi Cut Filter Threshold Depth Attack Hold Release PEQ Type Frequency Range Analogue Ranges Band 1 Band 2 Band 3 Band 4 Bell Width Shelving Type Hi Pass Lo Pass Filter Compressor Sidechain Sidechain Lo Cut Filter Sidechain Hi Cut Filter Threshold Rat
40. stereo line MIDI MADI 47 48 RCA stereo line 1 O Module Port Dante Accepts any iLive Port B card option EtherSound For audio networking digital mic split recording link to iLive Waves In 1 64 Out 1 64 MMO GLD User Guide 9 AP8561 iss B GLD 80 Mixer controls Channel Processing Strip Analogue style processing control section presenting the main controls for the Preamp HPF Gate PEQ and Compressor Press the strip Sel key to access the processing for the input or master assigned to it Further parameter control is available using the touch screen Processing screen Routing select key to display the assignments and sends for the Selected strip in the touch screen while in Processing mode Touch Screen For status display system setup and memory management To see details and a graphical view of the processing for the channel or master currently selected make sure it is in Processing mode The keys select the screen mode Use the rotary control to adjust the value of a highlighted parameter B F Main PAFL meters RPO Strip LCD display to show channel status information and user defined Name and Colour Strip rotary controls Their function is selected using these keys Gain Pan Custom 1 and 2 assignable using the Setup Control screen Strip meters The top red indicator lights when a peak is detected at any point in the channel signal path These meters also display RTA activity while in GEQ on Faders mode
41. t mapping of the input sockets 1 24 to channels 1 the AR2412 rack to the GLD 80 mixer This 24 carries the 32 inputs 16 outputs and the monitor port sends audio to and from the rack as well as Output sockets 12 balanced XLR outputs control for the preamps and system status operating at nominal 4dBu line level Any GLD Maximum CAT5 cable length is 120m 396 signal can be patched to any socket using the depending on cable type console O screen The default Template Shows provide a logical mapping of these sockets to get Note that dSNAKE is not compatible with the you started iLive ACE connection e ALLEN amp HEATH GLD AR2412 AudioRack MES DO NOT OBSTRUCT VENTILATION OPENINGS u Ne pas obstruer les ouvertures d a ration A A Iji kranarna X z E D S Fan A low noise fan ensures air movement O Mains power input IEC connector fuse through the rack to keep the circuits within and power ON OFF push switch for the built in operating temperature range universal voltage power supply unit This accepts worldwide voltages from 100 to 240V AC Ensure good ventilation at the back of the 50 60Hz Check that you have received the rack Read the safety instructions printed on the ins f itory panel and the Safety Sheet packed with the unit SOM S CE MANS EAC OE YOU LEINON Secure the cable in place using the plastic P clip Use a T20 Torx screwdriver to refit the screw GLD User Guide
42. the master faders by selecting the channel Mix key Be aware of which Mix is currently selected For example when you have finished adjusting an Aux send press its Mix key again to turn it off and return to the main mix The currently selected mix is displayed in the lower left screen toolbar PAFL Sends the channel PFL pre fade listen or AFL after fade listen signal to the GLD headphones and monitoring system Preferences for the PAFL system are set using the Setup Audio PAFL screen Input PAFL overrides mix master PAFL GLD User Guide 20 AP8561 iss B Working with the Mix on the fader strips Normal mix mode FOH Main Mix active P3 IP 4 IP6 IP7 IP8 Mee press Mix Assign Routing gt ea es o B Eo Channel faders Master faders Master Mix view Access Aux FX Matrix mix on faders IP 2 P3 IP 4 IP 5 IP 6 IP 7 IP 8 Auxt Aux2 con Ee hold press Sel Pre Post _ er y ally press Mix Assign joa all B Se aa oaao eo eo Q All sends to one master
43. to assign or de assign them from the selected mix Hold down the Pre Post key and press channel Sel keys to toggle each source pre or post fader Current PRE status is displayed on the lower part of the channel strip LCDs You can quickly set all assignments on or off or all sources pre or post fader by pressing the Master strip Mix or Sel key instead of a channel key as described above Press an Input Channel strip Mix key Use this to work with Aux and FX sends The Input strips remain as Channel Faders The Master strips change to present all sends from the selected channel Hold down the Assign key and press master Mix keys to assign or de assign the channel from each mix Hold down the Pre Post key and press master Sel keys to toggle the channel pre or post fader to each mix Current status is displayed on the master strip LCDs Press a Group Master strip Mix key Use this to assign channels to the Audio and DCA groups The Input and Master faders are not affected Hold down the Assign key and press channel Mix keys to assign or de assign the channels from the group AP8561 iss B Specification Inputs XLR Mic Line Inputs Mic Line Preamp Input Sensitivity Analogue Gain Pad Maximum Input Level Input Impedance Mic Line Channel noise Mic EIN Unity gain Pad in Low gain 5dB Pad out Mid gain 30dB Pad out Mic Line Channel THD N Unity gain Pad in Low gain 5dB Pad out Mid gain 30d
44. y combination Strips can be left blank unassigned The Template Shows provide a logical assignment of the fader strips to give you a familiar starting point To change the fader strip assignment use the Setup Control Strip Assignment screen You can drag and drop to quickly reassign the strips 2 82 8 8S 8 8 8 8 8 8 SS eS os ow oe ow on oe a te oo ra bes ve Layer select D a keys A B C D 6 66 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 anpe r E 0 C 0 6 0 E boit ceeeee y 7 7 The Fader Strip keys 4 keys per strip provide quick access to important live mixing functions Mute Turns off the channel signal Affects the main mix and pre fade and post fade sends This is important in live mixing for example to mute an acoustic guitar in both the FOH mix and monitors when the musician unplugs it Lights when the channel is muted by a Sel Instantly selects the processing for the channel The rotary control section DCA to the left of the touch screen becomes active to control the Preamp HPF PEQ Gate and Compressor for that channel To see and adjust the processing using the touch screen make sure the screen Processing key is selected Mix Puts the send levels and assignments of the associated channel or master onto the fader strips For example you can work with all the sends to one Aux shown on the input faders by selecting its master strip Mix key Or work with the sends from one channel to all the Auxes shown on

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