Behringer DANALOG DDX3216 Manual de usuario

PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS

DDX3216. The world’s first digital mixer with analog feel.

DANALOG

Recording

Benefits of the DDX3216

16 high-grade 24-bit converters and 32-bit internal processing for highest

dynamic resolution.

There is no need to leave the digital domain after the initial A/D conversion, as

no additional A/D and D/A conversion stages are required. Thus, maximum

audio quality is retained.

The busses allow you to record 16 signals at the same time. Along with the four

multi outputs, this gives you 20 channels for simultaneous multi-track recording.

128 snapshot memories enable you to work on several projects simultaneously.

With the help of the dynamic automation feature, a single operator can conduct

complex recording scenarios.

The 4 multi outputs can be used for quick and easy creation of monitor mixes.

The four built-in, fully editable effects processors with 26 programmable algo-

rithms allow purely digital effects processing and are simultaneously accessi-

ble from all 32 channels.

Compressor/limiter, gate and sweepable high-pass filter for all 32 channels.

Fader and mute groups make it easier to operate several channels simultaneously.

The first 16 channels offer up to 276 ms of delay for run-time compensation

or effects.

Remote control of multi-track recorders is possible via MMC.

The built-in meter bridge gives you full control over all input signal levels.

Inserts on the first 12 channels allow you to integrate external analog gear.

Hints

Channels 1 through 12 provide high-grade microphone preamps with switch-

able phantom power for condenser microphones.

Use the multi outputs for monitor mixes in the studio.

Set the input levels on the analog inputs as high as possible to ensure

maximum dynamics.

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Mixdown

Benefits of the DDX3216

32 fully-fledged channels for mixdowns, including a fully parametric 4-band

EQ, compressor/limiter and gate.

Additional sweepable high-pass filter per channel.

4 built-in multi-effects processors with 26 editable algorithms, accessible from

all 32 channels.

8 auxiliary busses (4 FX and 4 AUX), which can also be routed to the digital outputs.

The Pair function allows you to group channels into stereo pairs.

Fader and mute groups allow easy handling of multiple channels.

Mix scenes can be easily compared using the snapshot feature.

No need for external computers due to the integrated dynamic automation.

The DDX3216 can be used as a stand-alone unit in combination with multi-

track recorders.

EQ, effects and dynamics libraries facilitate frequently recurring mix scenarios.

Remote control of multi-track recorders via MMC.

Mixes can be stored and transferred via MIDI, the PCMCIA slot or the serial

interface with our free Windows®data transfer software.

Inserts on the first 12 channels allow you to integrate outboard analog gear.

Hints

Two option slots allow input/output of digital audio signals (ADAT®, TDIF, AES/EBU).

The 8 auxiliary busses can be routed to digital outputs to feed effects devices

equipped with a digital input.

The S/PDIF input features a sample rate converter, allowing you to connect the

DDX3216 to any devices with digital outputs.

Use the S/PDIF output to record the digital main mix directly to a DAT or CD recorder.

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MIDI/ Digital Studio

Benefits of the DDX3216

The ADAT®and TDIF I/O options allow you to transfer up to 32 digital signals

to/from the DDX3216.

The 16 analog inputs allow you to connect external devices such as synthe-

sizers or sound modules.

No need for additional and costly outboard equipment due to the built-in

effects and dynamics processors.

The faders and encoders on the DDX3216 transmit MIDI controller data for

recording with external sequencing software.

Mixes can be stored and transferred via MIDI, the PCMCIA slot or the serial

interface with our free Windows®data transfer software.

Inserts on the first 12 channels allow you to integrate outboard analog gear.

Remote control of computers etc. via MMC.

The DDX3216 replaces the A/D and D/A conversion stages usually per-

formed on a computer.

You can mix harddisk recording tracks with signals from external MIDI

equipment.

Hints

Utilize the internal processing options of your DDX3216 to save computing

power of your PC.

If you connect the DDX3216 via MIDI to your computer, please be sure that the

software does not respond to the controller data triggered by fader movements

on the console.

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Live Sound

Benefits of the DDX3216

16 high-grade 24-bit converters and 32-bit internal processing for highest

dynamic resolution.

16 analog inputs, each with EQ, compressor/limiter and gate.

The gate and the fully parametric 4-band EQ can be used to eliminate feed-

back problems.

The busses allow you to record up to 16 signals simultaneously.

128 snapshot memories allow easy reconfiguration of the console for different

songs.

The 4 multi outputs allow you to easily create additional monitor mixes.

Separate level settings for bus routing enable additional on-stage monitor

mixes.

4 built-in effects processors, simultaneously accessible from all 32 channels.

Fader and mute groups allow easy handling of multiple channels.

Up to 276 ms of delay for run-time compensation or effects on the first

16 channels.

The built-in meter bridge gives you full control over all input signal levels.

Inserts on the first 12 channels allow you to integrate outboard analog gear.

Rack-mountable (kit included).

Hints

Use the main EQ to make up for deficiencies in the room acoustics, unless you

have a BEHRINGER ULTRA-CURVE PRO available.

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Effects/Keyboard Submixer

Benefits of the DDX3216

Up to 8 AES/EBU paths with the AES/EBU option.

16 analog inputs.

Incoming signals can be processed additionally with the DDX3216’s built-in

signal processors.

Program change data allows you to run snapshots in sync with the main console.

The digital output uses only two channels on the main console.

The DDX3216 is an ideal effects submixer for larger production

consoles.

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Postproduction

Benefits of the DDX3216

Professional 48-kHz sampling rate.

16 analog inputs.

Up to 8 AES/EBU paths with the AES/EBU option.

Wordclock I/O for synchronization with a master clock.

SMPTE input.

Dynamic automation records and plays back controller movements in sync with

the SMPTE clock of a VTR/editing system.

4 built-in effects devices plus compressor/limiter, gate and sweepable high-

pass filter, simultaneously accessible from all 32 channels.

Rack-mountable (kit included).

Hints

Integrate the DDX3216 via the AES/EBU interfaces into your digital VTR/editing

system for fully digital operation.

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Installation

Benefits of the DDX3216

The DDX3216 can be quickly and easily reconfigured to handle a variety of

different situations.

Up to 24 outputs for complete control of the most complex PA systems.

Grouping allows you to make up for run-time differences between various

speaker systems. This also gives you the option to process the outputs with

gate, EQ and compressor.

4 built-in effects processors plus compressor/limiter, gate and sweepable high-

pass filter, simultaneously accessible from all 32 channels.

8 auxiliary busses for monitoring or external effects.

Fader and mute groups allow easy handling of multiple channels.

The internal dynamic automation and the SMPTE input allow fully automatic

mixes, particularly helpful for playback tracks in musicals.

The DDX3216 can be linked to lighting consoles via MIDI or SMPTE.

Rack-mountable (kit included).

Hints

Try to avoid the use of external patchbays so that you can recall snapshots for

different applications at the touch of a button without having to check wiring.

Also try to avoid changing the gain settings for the analog inputs.

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Primary functions at a glance....

Faders

The fader settings correspond to the layer currently selected with

the fader keys.

The FADER page shows both mute and fader groups and the fader

position plus their respective values in decimal format. Press one of

the four fader buttons to switch between the four available layers

(Ch 1-16, Ch 17-32, Bus Out 1-16, AUX/FX).

Channel Control

The blue CHANNEL CONTROL keys determine the functions of the

various channel controllers. Depending on which key you select, the

channel controllers will perform the associated function.

Press one of the AUX keys to display the AUX Sends page, where

you can use the display encoders to control the four AUX sends

With the keys FX 1 through FX 4 you can adjust the channel and

master sends as well as configure the four internal effects. Starting

Proc (Processing)

The COMP page with added graphics allows easy adjustment of the

compressor parameters. The compressor’s characteristic curve dis-

plays exactly how the signals are being processed, while the input

and gain reduction level meters give you visual level control. The

same applies to the GATE page. The third page here is the LIB page,

which allows you to save your settings.

The EQ page displays all relevant information on the currently selected

channel EQ, showing you which frequencies are being processed in what

manner. The graphic window complements the value display. The chan-

nel controllers allow signal processing via the four fully parametric EQ

bands. This page also gives access to the sweepable high-pass filter.

Finally, the LIB page can be used to save and recall various settings.

The PHASE/DELAY page allows effective compensation for any run-

time-induced sound deterioration, which is caused for example by

multiple microphones placed at various distances to the sound

source. In addition, the input delay can be used for effects. Just set

the parameters Feedback, Mix and Delay to achieve the effect you

want. The BPM indicator allows easy adaptation to the song tempo.

and to adjust the send masters. For example, press the AUX 3 key

to use the channel controllers to adjust the AUX 3 send levels for

each channel.

from the Send page, press one of the keys repeatedly to display the

respective Effects page and finally the LIB (library) page, where you

can save your own effects settings. The useful A/B function allows you

to make easy comparisons between two different effect variations.

This ROUTING page is available on each channel. Here, you can

route the single channels to the 16 busses, either pre or post-

fader. The Pan control adjusts the volume ratio within a paired

bus, e.g. 1 and 2.

The built-in PCMCIA card slot enables quick storage and backup of

user data. The various FILES pages allow formatting of PCMCIA

cards as well as data transfer via the serial interface with our free

Windows®file exchange software or MIDI.

General

The Input Matrix allows you to assign the physical inputs in groups

of 8 to the 32 channels on your DDX3216. It is also possible to route

one input to two channels to allow various processing or mix

parameters of the same signal. Configuration of installed options is

handled on the Output page.

Here, you can assign signals to the four multi outputs. Use the dis-

play controllers to dial in the desired settings. Signals can be select-

ed from any of the 16 busses, the main output, the 8 sends and/or

the solo bus.

Fader and mute groups can be formed easily by selecting the chan-

nels/mutes in question. If you wish to change the volume settings

within a group later on, use the Isolate key to temporarily “dissolve”

the group and adapt the volumes. The Pair function allows you to

form stereo channel pairs.

The oscillator can also be routed to all busses and sends, as well

as the main and solo busses. A wide variety of waveforms can be

generated for maximum flexibility. Additionally, the SETUP/OSC but-

Automation

The internal dynamic automation can be synchronized with exter-

nal devices. The display controllers also allow you to control

external tape machines via MMC (MIDI Machine Control). The

channels to be recorded are enabled with the AUTO/REC buttons

on each channel. The Relative Mode simplifies editing of an exist-

ing dynamic mix.

ton gives you access to the clock settings, while PREFS

(Preferences) allows you to customize all operating functions.

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