M2L-X

You can adjust the volume and check the audio level of each input device and clip player on the [Audio Mixer] tab in the Edit/Control pane. If a source with audio is selected in the [Source] pane, you can also adjust the volume and monitor the audio level on tabs other than the [Audio Mixer] tab (selected source only).

You can adjust the volume and monitor the audio level of the program output and clean output in the audio adjustment pane of the [PGM] pane.

1. Audio level meter: Displays the left/right audio level.
2. Volume fader: Adjust the volume by dragging the fader bar.
3. (Audio on)/ (Audio off): Press to toggle the audio channel on/off. Lit when turned on.
4. [AFV] (Audio Follow Video) button: When you press the button, the button lights up and the AFV function is enabled. When the AFV function is enabled, the audio linked with a video is output when the program output is switched to that video. When the program output is switched to another video, the audio automatically switches to the muted state. When the button is not lit, the audio is output according to the (Audio on)/ (Audio off) setting.
5. [PFL] (Pre-Fader Listen) button: You can monitor the audio for only the corresponding channel while the button is pressed. It does not affect the program output or clean output.

   Note

   • When adjustment is performed using (Adjust), the settings of items other than [Trim] and [Delay] are not applied to the monitor audio.
6. (Adjust): Displays the settings screen for adjusting each channel.
7. (Audio monitor on)/ (Audio monitor off) (audio channels for audio commentary only): When microphone audio monitoring is enabled, (Monitor on) is displayed and the audio from each microphone can be monitored. When disabled, (Monitor off) is displayed and the audio from each microphone cannot be heard.
8. Audio offset: You can adjust the phase of the output audio. The valid range of values is −1000 to 1000 (ms) adjustable in 50 ms increments.
9. (Option): Press the icon to display a drop-down list.
   • [AFV Settings]: Select to display the [AFV Settings] dialog. The [AFV Settings] dialog is used to link video and audio for the AFV function.
   • [Input Settings]: Select to display the [Input Settings] dialog. If different audio is input on the two channels of stereo input content, the two channels can be handled and used as separate monaural content. The volume can be adjusted separately on [CH 1] and [CH 2] for input devices with [2CH Mono] selected in the [Input Settings] dialog.
   • [MIC Settings]: Select to display the [MIC Settings] dialog. Use when you want to set a microphone for audio commentary use.
10. Audio monitor: Displays the left/right audio levels of the monitored audio. Adjust the monitor audio volume by dragging the fader bar.
    Each time you press the [PGM]/[CLN] button, the monitor target switches between the program output and clean output.
    When using an external audio mixer, the audio level from the external audio mixer is displayed. Press a track selection button to select the audio to monitor from audio track 1 to audio track 8. Volume adjustment using the fader bar is not available.

    Note

    • The audio tracks to be monitored are selected in the order of the audio tracks input via NDI from the external audio mixer.
    • The monitor target setting is stored for each user. This does not affect other users using the same event.
    • When linked with an external audio mixer, adjustments due to the audio offset are not applied to the audio monitoring and NDI stream output. Check the phase of the video and audio in the stream output (excluding NDI).