| How to properly route individual outputs? [message #110243] |
Wed, 08 November 2023 04:05  |
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Hey all, I've finally started to use my expanded PARIS rig and I can't seem to route individual outputs to my console, it's been a long time since doing it, lol.
Can anyone quickly tell me the proper patch bay routing to send audio out the 8 out cards?
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| Re: How to properly route individual outputs? [message #110247 is a reply to message #110243] |
Wed, 08 November 2023 16:06  |
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Got it, thanks. Unfortunately the manual does a poor job explaining how to simply route audio to the 8 out cards.
It's been over a decade since I've done it and was hoping someone would just post the easy steps to route the audio in that old illogical patch bay, saving me many hours of trial and error frustration as it's a basic task ID made complicated. I remember it being kinda odd in how the routing worked with something to do with the MEC module box and the insert FX box, I thought we had to route in and out somehow to make it work... again a somehow simple task made complicated and very specific in how it is accomplished.
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| Re: How to properly route individual outputs? [message #110248 is a reply to message #110247] |
Fri, 10 November 2023 09:25 |
Kim W.
Messages: 188
Registered: January 2010
Location: Australia
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Greetings!  I'm not in front of my system right now, but to send outputs externally, you have to not only send the insert out to the output module, but you must also form a loop and connect back into the insert point. Start by using the shortest "cable", (red), then complete the loop with the longer. Observe the arrows when making the connections. I'm Probably not explaining myself very well,(It's after 4 AM), but here is a jpg of what I'm talking about. You can set the insert to "external" to mute the direct track within Paris, thus allowing an external signal processor, or forget clicking "external" to have the signal outputting, and still keep it flowing within Paris. Hope this helps. I Might be able to clarify over the next few days if you are still having problems.
Cheers,
Kim
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| Re: How to properly route individual outputs? [message #110249 is a reply to message #110243] |
Sat, 11 November 2023 04:35 |
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Thank you so very much, I appreciate the help as I'm now routing audio out PARIS to my API Box and it sounds fantastic. It's a unique sound combo I've dreamed of for some years.
To anyone needing the steps to route individual tracks out PARIS:
1. In the patchbay, connect the Mixer A Insert out to the MEC Modules A input.
2. In the patchbay, connect the MEC Modules A out to the Mixer A Insert track forming a loop.
Make sure to connect EDS Cards A, B, C, D, etc to the same numbers in the patchbay. So Mixer C Insert connects to EDS Modules C, B to B.
3. In the Main Mixer screen show the EDS insert tab, then select the external for the tracks you have loop routed in the patchbay and your audio is routed out of the PARIS output cards.
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| Re: How to properly route individual outputs? [message #110250 is a reply to message #110249] |
Sat, 11 November 2023 05:38 |
Kim W.
Messages: 188
Registered: January 2010
Location: Australia
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Glad it worked for you, Will. Rock on!!! You can, of course, use any MEC modules inserts, wired to any of the MEC modules "OBJECT", as long as you remain within the same EDS card, using the same "Loop" technique. (Card A submix cannot, and will never be able to route to a different submix).
Cheers,
Kim
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