Calrec BRIO 36, User Manual

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54 BRIO 36
Audio Production System with Optional Networking
SETTING UP
SHOWS
Brio 36 uses a system of Shows, user memories and continuous memory to store settings for later recall.
Shows are used to organise user memories into sub-categories making them easier to manage, rather than having
to search through a long list of varied memories each time, you can select a Show and view the user memories
associated with that Show.
A possible use for this would be to create Shows for each type of production, e.g. ‘Morning News’, ‘Football’, ‘Chat Show’
etc.. and then create multiple user memories within each Show for different users and situations. Before saving multiple
memories into a Show, it is good practice to create one default user memory, test it, and use it as a template to create
multiple user memories. This avoids the repetitive and time consuming task of having to make the same changes to
multiple memories.
During operation, Brio constantly updates its continuous memory, which is also saved within the currently active Show
and that the user is actually saving memories within shows. When a Show is recalled, it is this continuous memory that is
recalled, not a user memory.
Note: loading a Show recalls the last-used settings, not the last-saved settings. So in order to get to a particular user
memory this will need to be loaded once the show is loaded.
FIGURE 1 -
SHOWS AND MEMORIES