Master Control
What is Master Control?
Master Control is a broad term generally referring to a centralized system or mechanism that governs and oversees all aspects of a complex operation, process, or facility. Its uses vary greatly depending on the context. In broadcasting, it refers to the central hub where all audio and video signals are routed, monitored, and controlled before being transmitted. In manufacturing or industrial settings, it could refer to a system overseeing and controlling automated processes, robotics, or machinery. In computing, it could represent a core application or script that manages the functions of other programs or processes. Its core function is to provide a single point of control, monitoring, and often, automation.
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