Room Combine Processor

1. Click the Processing tab to open the Processing Workspace.
2. In the palette area, click the DSP tab.
3. Expand the Paging/Room Combine category of blocks.
4. Click and drag the Room Combine Processor block into your Processing Map.
5. Adjust the number of base rooms needed for your room combine (by deleting or adding rooms).
6. Wire microphone and line inputs to each base room and, if necessary, add a cascading automixer such as an AM2.
7. Wire each base room's outputs as appropriate.
8. (Optional) Create custom names for miscellaneous items on the block: the block name, input names, output names, and paging zone names.

For a more detailed discussion of this procedure, see Adding a Room Combine Processor to the Processing Map.

• Open the Room Combine Processor block's properties by double-clicking the block or hovering and clicking the properties icon that appears in the upper right of the block's title bar. From here you can do the following:
  • Configure the physical layout of the rooms, specify which common walls are movable or overflow, and provide end users with control over which walls are open or closed. For details, see Configuring Layout and Control of Room Configurations.
  • Access the individual Room Processor blocks for each possible room, from which you can configure a wide variety of parameters, create additional control links specific to that room, and customize the room's main preset or add other presets. For more details, see Room Processor as well as Configuring a Room Processor.