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Audio Mixers
The audio mixer interface allows you to tie audio channels, or pairs, to video sources on the switcher. As sources are taken on-air or off, the switcher sends commands to the audio mixer to bring the corresponding audio channels up or down.

Audio Mixers
The audio mixer interface allows you to tie audio channels, or pairs, to video sources on the switcher. As sources are taken on-air or off, the switcher sends commands to the audio mixer to bring the corresponding audio channels up or down.
- Avid® Euphonix®
  This setup information applies to the Avid® Euphonix®.
- Axia® Element®
  This setup information applies to the Element® audio console connected to a PowerStation® and a server running the PathfinderPC software.
- Calrec®
  This setup information applies to the Calrec® Alpha, Omega, and Sigma Digital Audio Mixing System.
- Lawo
  This setup information applies to the Lawo mc²36 series and mc²56 series of audio consoles, as well as the Ember+ protocol.
- Logitek
  This setup information applies to the Logitek Pilot, Mosaic, and Artisan series of audio consoles.
- Merging Ovation
  This setup information applies to the Merging Ovation.
- Ross® Graphite (RAVE)
  This setup information applies to the Ross® RAVE audio mixer in the Graphite all in one system.
- SSL®
  This setup information applies to the C10 HD and System T S300, S500, and TCR.
- Studer® OnAir 2500 / Vista
  This setup information applies to the Studer® OnAir 2500 and Vista.
- Wheatstone®
  This setup information applies to the Wheatstone® D-Series, E-Series, G-Series, SR9, Glass-E, LX-24, Series Four, Series Two, D-8EX, and Dimension Three.
- Yamaha®
  This setup information applies to the Yamaha® 01V96, 02R96, CL1, CL3, CL5, DM1000, DM2000, LS9-16, LS9-32, M7CL-48, and PM5D using the Ross SMC-9901 Serial to MIDI Converter.

Audio Mixers

The audio mixer interface allows you to tie audio channels, or pairs, to video sources on the switcher. As sources are taken on-air or off, the switcher sends commands to the audio mixer to bring the corresponding audio channels up or down.