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<blockquote data-quote="mackerr" data-source="post: 42208" data-attributes="member: 307">Re: Unusual Yamaha LS-9 issueGoing to scene 000 does not reset the console, it is only a scene that has the factory default settings. As soon as you go to another scene the old settings return. To reset the console, (which you should do before every set up) hold down the STORE button while powering up. (this might be different on an LS9, it is STORE on all the other consoles) When the dialog comes up sellect INITIALIZE.There is no relationship whatsoever between mix 15,16 and the main outs. There are 16 mixes plus a stereo bus. The mixes can be routed to the stereo bus, or one of the matrix buses. The mixes can be set to be either FIXED, in which case they behave like a group, or VARIABLE, in which case they behave like an aux.If you use an LS9 often, I suggest you create a showfile that is set up the way you like the console and carry it with you on a USB stick. You can then load your showfile into whatever LS9 you are using and have the set up the way you want it.Mac</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mackerr, post: 42208, member: 307"] Re: Unusual Yamaha LS-9 issue Going to scene 000 does not reset the console, it is only a scene that has the factory default settings. As soon as you go to another scene the old settings return. To reset the console, (which you should do before every set up) hold down the STORE button while powering up. (this might be different on an LS9, it is STORE on all the other consoles) When the dialog comes up sellect INITIALIZE. There is no relationship whatsoever between mix 15,16 and the main outs. There are 16 mixes plus a stereo bus. The mixes can be routed to the stereo bus, or one of the matrix buses. The mixes can be set to be either FIXED, in which case they behave like a group, or VARIABLE, in which case they behave like an aux. If you use an LS9 often, I suggest you create a showfile that is set up the way you like the console and carry it with you on a USB stick. You can then load your showfile into whatever LS9 you are using and have the set up the way you want it. Mac [/QUOTE]

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