Midas PRO6, Owner'S Manual

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Chapter 3: About The PRO6 Control Centre
PRO6 Live Audio System
Owner’s Manual
During show time the screen functions that require fast access are controlled by control
knobs, pushbutton switches, faders etc. More complex functions that do not require
this fast access are controlled by the trackballs and navigational keys. A keyboard
integral to the flight case is used for text entry via the master bay GUI screen. An
external USB keyboard can be used to operate the mix bay GUI screen.
The choice of controls provided by each bay type are prioritised by access time
importance. Fast zone areas, which contain fast strips, give instant access to specific
functions across the bay, and channel strips give greater control of the selected fast
strip.
GUI
The GUI comprises two screens that provide a pictorial representation of the control
surface layout so that its displays are easy to follow at a glance. Not only does it reflect
what is happening on the control surface, but it also provides extra functionality via a
GUI menu. This menu provides access to all the screens that you will require to set up,
configure, manage and operate the entire PRO6 Control Centre, all from a single
drop-down list of easy to follow options.
Figure 3: Layout of the GUI screens
Channel
strip
Overview screen
(mix bay GUI screen)
Inputs
Ou
tputs
All meters display
Inputs and
automation
summary
Meters screen
(master bay GUI screen)
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