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<blockquote data-quote="Brad Harris" data-source="post: 35203" data-attributes="member: 380">Re: Question on PM5D monitor/cue routingIt may be a bit early for me in the AM, but you&#039;re just looking to cue one thing (a mix, input) and have it come out of the wedge and/or the IEM at same time??? NOT an independant wedge and iem getting different feeds?It&#039;s built in to the 5D ... Monitor and Cue. Go to the Fader Assign page, make Stereo A Monitor, and Stereo B Cue.&nbsp; Plug in your ears on the back of the 5D on the Monitor L/R Output, and plug your wedge(s) into the Cue L/R Output. Make sure the Mon/Cue level knob on the suface are turned up (can use them as an output level &#039;trim&#039; later on). Stereo A controls IEM, Stereo B controls Wedge (or vice versa depending on preferences)Now you should have independant control of the level of the cue bus to your cue wedge(s) and IEM.Or did I miss something? Since I rarely (never) doubt Dave whenever he chimes in ...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brad Harris, post: 35203, member: 380"] Re: Question on PM5D monitor/cue routing It may be a bit early for me in the AM, but you're just looking to cue one thing (a mix, input) and have it come out of the wedge and/or the IEM at same time??? NOT an independant wedge and iem getting different feeds? It's built in to the 5D ... Monitor and Cue. Go to the Fader Assign page, make Stereo A Monitor, and Stereo B Cue. Plug in your ears on the back of the 5D on the Monitor L/R Output, and plug your wedge(s) into the Cue L/R Output. Make sure the Mon/Cue level knob on the suface are turned up (can use them as an output level 'trim' later on). Stereo A controls IEM, Stereo B controls Wedge (or vice versa depending on preferences) Now you should have independant control of the level of the cue bus to your cue wedge(s) and IEM. Or did I miss something? Since I rarely (never) doubt Dave whenever he chimes in ... [/QUOTE]

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