Subgroup
Subgroup – an output channel on a mixing desk that controls overall a small number of input channels. Subgroups in modern mixing desks have two main functions: 1. In a recording situation, they can be assigned as the outputs to tape tracks, so a number of instruments can be routed to a single tape track, 2. In a live or mixdown situation a number of instruments assigned to a subgroup can have their overall volume increased or decreased with a single fader movement rather than having to adjust a number of different levels, for example, a drum kit may have as many as eight microphones. Assigning these eight channels to a single subgroup means only the subgroup fader need be moved to adjust the overall drum-kit volume. See also routing.
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