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Manual-1

OPERATORS MANUAL MM 42

MONITOR PROCESSOR

WEAR PARTS: is product contains no wear parts.

–36

dBFS

PEAK

–12

–24

dBu dBu

–3

–12

–24

–3

PROCESSOR

MONITOR

–12

–24

–8

10 3 1

–4

–36

–12

–24

–8

–4

–36

–12

–24

–8

–4

–36

–12

–24

–8

–4

3 1

100

PUSH:

FINE

PUSH:

SELEC

MM 42

DATA

OUTPUTINPUT PHONES

GAIN REDUCTION

CONFIG

FILTER/SUB

MEMORY UTILITIES CUE BUS

B C D

1 2

LEVEL

COMPRESS EQ LIMIT

ENTER CANCEL

Quick Start

We know you’re excited about the purchase of your new MM 42. But trust us: take your earphones out for a moment and read

this Quick Start. It covers the basics to get you tweaking your ear mixes into submission in no time. e following paragraphs assume

you’re working with a stereo (left/right) mix. For more advanced applications you’ll have to dig a bit deeper into this manual.

First, the hardware. Connect the console aux/groups corresponding to the left and right ear mixes to the MM 42’s LINE INPUT

A and LINE INPUT B respectively. Send the MM 42 a good, healthy signal, aiming to keep the loudest peaks around the -8 dBFS

mark (yellow LEDs) on the INPUT meters. Running the Inputs “into the red” is only cool with old-school analog gear. If needed,

make further adjustments using the INPUT controls.

Turn the PHONES LEVEL all the way down and plug your earphones or headphones directly into either the ¼" or ⅛"

PHONES jack. Slowly turn up the PHONES LEVEL to a comfortable listening volume. Not hearing anything? Press the CUE BUS

button.

Press the COMPRESS button and use the Previous  and Next  cursor keys to navigate to the M-BAND parameter. Rotate

the DATA control clockwise until SET starts ﬂashing. Don’t panic; instead, press the ENTER key to go to the Crossover Frequency

page. Adjust the frequency splits for each range, pushing and turning the DATA control to make ﬁne adjustments. Press the EN-

TER or COMPRESS key to return to the Compressor page. Adjust the THRSH parameter until you see a few blinky lights on the

GAIN REDUCTION meter. Press the COMPRESS button again to move on to band 2, and again to move to 3, merrily making

adjustments. No, you’re not hallucinating — the GAIN REDUCTION meter does indeed switch automatically to show you what’s

happening within each frequency band.

Okay, if you’re comfortable with getting around the various pages then the dry run is over. If you’re using a wireless transmitter,

connect the MM 42’s main OUT 1 and OUT 2 to the inputs of the transmitter and adjust the transmitter’s input gain to a nomi-

nal level. If you’re using a hardwired beltpack, connect the MM 42’s main Outputs directly to the beltpack inputs, making sure the

beltpack level is turned all the way down. Plug your earphones into the beltpack and slowly turn its level up to a comfortable listening

volume.

at’s it! You’re ready to rock. Or folk. Or country. Or polka….whatever your musical style. Tweak each processing section to

taste, making sure you go to the MEMORY page once satisﬁed and store your hard work to one of the 16 available (preset) locations.

ere’s plenty more you can do with the MM 42. e rest of this manual covers important topics like using the SUB Output to

augment an earphone mix with onstage subwoofers or “shakers”, handling two independent mono mixes with one MM 42, linking

and unlinking parameters, connecting multiple MM 42s together via the Cue Bus, and the wonderful world of MIDI, just to name a

few. So don’t stop here — keep reading! You still have 3 hours until show time.

Contents

Front Panel ....................................................................... 2

Rear Panel ........................................................................3

Connection Examples ..................................................... 4

Welcome Page .................................................................7

Basic Navigation & Editing .............................................7

Output Chain Conﬁguration ..........................................7

Adjusting Input & Output Levels ...................................8

Signal Processing ............................................................9

Filters & Subwoofer .........................................................10

Multi-Band Compressor ................................................. 11

Parametric Equalization .................................................12

Multi-Band Peak Limiter .................................................12

Using the Cue Bus ............................................................13

Storing and Recalling Memories (Presets) ....................14

Utilities .............................................................................14

Cue Bus Conﬁguration .................................................... 14

Gain Reduction Meter Mode ..........................................15

MIDI Conﬁguration & Transfer ....................................... 15

Name Device ....................................................................16

Firmware Update .............................................................16

Restoring Factory Defaults .............................................17

Appendix: Additional Resources ................................... 17

MIDI Implementation Chart ...........................................18

1 2 3 4 5 6 ... 17 18

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Seite 1 - OPERATORS MANUAL MM 42

Manual-1OPERATORS MANUAL MM 42MONITOR PROCESSORWEAR PARTS: is product contains no wear parts.–36dBFSPEAK+8–12–24dBu dBu 0–3+4+8–12–24 0–3+4PROCESSORM

Seite 2 - MM 42 Front Panel

Manual-10Filters & SubwooferParametersPressing the FILTER/SUB button displays this edit page:FLT ON | LOW SHELF HIGH SHELFOUT 1+2| 100Hz 0dB

Seite 3 - LINE INPUTS

Manual-11-20+20-18-16-14-12-10-8-6-4-20+2+4+6+8+10+12+14+16+18-20 +20-15 -10 -5 0 +5 +10 +15dB OUTPUTdB INPUTMulti-Band Compressore Compressor may be

Seite 4 - Connection Examples

Manual-12Parametric EqualizationParametersRepeatedly press the EQ button to move through each of the ﬁve EQ bands.PEQ ON | EQ GAIN FREQ BW (Q)

Seite 5 - Manual-5

Manual-13Adjusting Crossover Points in Multi-Band ModeTo view or adjust crossover frequencies:1. Navigate to the M-BAND parameter.2. Rotate the DATA c

Seite 6 - ACME Mixing Console

Manual-14UtilitiesRepeatedly pressing the UTILITIES button cycles through the following useful pages.Cue Bus ConﬁgurationCUE BUS| CUE/PHONES PROCESSI

Seite 7 - Output Chain Conﬁguration

Manual-15MIDI TransferIt is possible to transfer an individual Memory or all Memo-ries from the MM 42 to another MM 42 or other MIDI device.MIDI | M

Seite 8 - Adjusting Output Levels

Manual-16Firmware UpdateFirmware updates may be made available periodically to address new features or ﬁx reported problems. You can perform the updat

Seite 9 - Signal Processing

Manual-17Restoring Factory DefaultsIMPORTANT: the following procedure resets all parameters in the MM 42, INCLUDING all stored Memory locations (Prese

Seite 10 - Filters & Subwoofer

Manual-18©Rane Corporation 10802 47th Ave. W., Mukilteo WA 98275-5098 USA TEL 425-355-6000 FAX 425-347-7757 WEB www.rane.com1

Seite 11 - Multi-Band Compressor

Manual-2MM 42 Front PanelButton Details ENTER: Press this button to conﬁrm ﬂashing selections.   Cursor buttons: e Previous  and Next  butt

Seite 12 - Multi-Band Peak Limiter

Manual-3MM 42 Rear Panel1 LINE INPUTS A through D: Accept balanced or unbalanced, ¼" phone or XLR-style line-level inputs.2 DIRECT OUTS A through

Seite 13 - Using the Cue Bus

Manual-4Group/Aux Out 1Mix LeftGroup/Aux Out 2Mix RightCONFIGCONFIG | MODE OUTPUT1 OUTPUT2 SUB | STEREO A B A+B*ACME Mixing

Seite 14 - (Presets)

Manual-5CONFIGCONFIG | MODE OUTPUT1 OUTPUT2 SUB | 2-MONO A B AACME In-Ear Mono Transmitter 1(or wired beltpack)SUB OUT(option

Seite 15 - Parameter Value Description

Manual-6Using the Direct Outputse rear panel Direct Outputs provide a unity-gain pass-through of each input signal, pre-processing — allowing you to

Seite 16

Manual-7MM 42 Welcome PageRANE CORPORATION MM 42PERSONAL MONITOR PROCESSORe welcome page displays the device name. is is the default page on power-u

Seite 17 - Restoring Factory Defaults

Manual-8Adjusting Input Levelse Input Levels page is automatically displayed any time an INPUT A/B/C/D control is adjusted.INPUT | A B C

Seite 18 - Version 1.2

Manual-9for an artist’s hearing diﬀerence between right and left ears, for example) or to process two completely independent mono mixes. To Link or Un

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