stereo A and B routing on the pm5d regarding routing on monitors

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Gary Sharpe

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We have a festival coming up and we will be using a pm5d on monitor, we have 7 stereo IEM mixes and 6 wedges plus side fills, We have set up up the board so (stereo A L and R) are set to cue. and (stereo B) is set to monitor.
So the question is how do i now route only the ears to stereo A and only the wedges to stereo B ?
I know this is possible on some other consoles but I am not 100 percent shure if this is possible on the pm5d or not I hope that is enough info but any help would be appreciated
Thanks:D~:-D~:grin:
 
Re: stereo A and B routing on the pm5d regarding routing on monitors

Gary Sharpe said:
We have a festival coming up and we will be using a pm5d on monitor, we have 7 stereo IEM mixes and 6 wedges plus side fills, We have set up up the board so (stereo A L and R) are set to cue. and (stereo B) is set to monitor.
So the question is how do i now route only the ears to stereo A and only the wedges to stereo B ?
I know this is possible on some other consoles but I am not 100 percent shure if this is possible on the pm5d or not I hope that is enough info but any help would be appreciated
Thanks:D~:-D~:grin:
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If you're talking about when you cue an ears mix it will only send to Stereo A and cueing the wedges will send only to stereo B, well, there's only one cue buss on the PM5D, so you can't. You'll just have to look at what you're cueing and bring up the appropriate fader (A or B). BTW, make sure cue interrupt is selected in the monitor section or you won't get any cues out the monitor outputs.
 
Re: stereo A and B routing on the pm5d regarding routing on monitors

Andrew Broughton said:
If you're talking about when you cue an ears mix it will only send to Stereo A and cueing the wedges will send only to stereo B, well, there's only one cue buss on the PM5D, so you can't. You'll just have to look at what you're cueing and bring up the appropriate fader (A or B). BTW, make sure cue interrupt is selected in the monitor section or you won't get any cues out the monitor outputs.
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thanks for the info I thought this was the case but thought I would check anyway, and I will make sure to set cue interrupt cherz.
 
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