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<blockquote data-quote="Kevin Hayes" data-source="post: 90603" data-attributes="member: 4060">Re: Monitor EQ on Midas Pro 3I&#039;m not too familiar with the Pro3, but I&#039;ve spent a good amount of time on the 2.&nbsp;&nbsp; I just sleuthed through the manual and it looks like in &quot;Monitor Mode&quot; for the Pro 3/6/9 it can be set so that one EQ is applied to all your mixes.Monitor Mode is meant for when the console is being used discretely as a monitor console, so it makes sense that you&#039;d want the ability to EQ pesky room frequencies and problems inherent to stage monitors with one EQ, then adjust the rest to taste.If you run the Pro3 in it&#039;s default mode you&#039;ll lose the FOH EQ from your aux&#039;s.Also, something on the Pro1/2(c) that&#039;s related: In the settings you can choose whether or not you want your stereo EQ to be applied to matrix buses, which is awesome when you bus distributed systems through matrices.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kevin Hayes, post: 90603, member: 4060"] Re: Monitor EQ on Midas Pro 3 I'm not too familiar with the Pro3, but I've spent a good amount of time on the 2. I just sleuthed through the manual and it looks like in "Monitor Mode" for the Pro 3/6/9 it can be set so that one EQ is applied to all your mixes. Monitor Mode is meant for when the console is being used discretely as a monitor console, so it makes sense that you'd want the ability to EQ pesky room frequencies and problems inherent to stage monitors with one EQ, then adjust the rest to taste. If you run the Pro3 in it's default mode you'll lose the FOH EQ from your aux's. Also, something on the Pro1/2(c) that's related: In the settings you can choose whether or not you want your stereo EQ to be applied to matrix buses, which is awesome when you bus distributed systems through matrices. [/QUOTE]

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