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Browser Tab Buttons

Displays the Different Preset Categories on Your 
StudioLive and on Your Computer

All of your Scenes and presets are contained in dedicated 
folders in VSL. To view a speci

fi

 c set of presets, simply 

click on its tab.

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SCENE.  

Displays stored Scenes.

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FAT CH.

  

Displays stored Fat Channel presets.

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FX.

    

Displays stored effects presets.

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GEQ.

  

Displays graphic EQ presets.

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BACKUP.  

Displays any backup logs that have  

 

 

been created in VSL.

Send Button

Transfers Designated Scenes, Fat Channel, FX, and 
Graphic EQ Presets from VSL to StudioLive Memory

VSL makes reorganizing all the Scenes and presets 
stored on your StudioLive as easy as dragging-and-
dropping a 

fi

 le. To load your StudioLive with new Scenes 

and presets, simply drag any Scene or preset from the On 
the Disk section of the Browser to any position in the Disk 
Memory section of the Browser.

A dialog will open asking you to verify that you would like 
to overwrite the Scene or preset at the new position. This 
will not immediately overwrite what is stored internally on 
your StudioLive; it will merely overwrite what is stored in 
the VSL cache memory.

Once you have organized the 

fi

 les you wish to transfer 

to your StudioLive, press the Send button. When the 
transfer is complete, you can disconnect your StudioLive 
from your computer and take your chosen Scenes and 
presets with you.

Add New Button

Creates a New Scene or Preset

In both the "On the Disk" and "Device Memory" sections 
of the Browser, you will see the Add New button. Clicking 
this button will immediately create a new Scene or preset. 
If you want this new preset to be temporartily stored in 
VSL and immediately sent to the StudioLive‘s internal 
memory, add the new preset in the Device Memory 
section. If you would prefer to have this new preset stored 
in permanent memory on your computer, use the Add 
New button in the On the Disk section. In either case, the 
new preset can be sent to your StudioLive at any time.

VSL  

Virtual StudioLive Quick Start Guide

 

VSL - Browser

Summary of Contents for VSL -

Page 1: ...all of the Scenes and presets stored on your StudioLive These stored settings can be loaded from disk or sent to and stored internally on the StudioLive You can even drag presets out of the browser a...

Page 2: ...h Window Sample Rate Selector Changes StudioLive Sample Rate Set the sample rate to 44 1 or 48 kHz from the Launcher window when your StudioLive is connected to a computer A higher sample rate will in...

Page 3: ...data to be converted from analog to digital and back to analog As a general rule the higher the buffer size the better the system performance but the less playable virtual instruments and the like be...

Page 4: ...rmware A firmware updater is built into the Universal Control application Periodically a driver update will require that the firmware on your StudioLive be updated Whenever you install an update for t...

Page 5: ...atures advanced WDM features See the next page for details Settings Always on Top Allows the Launch Window to Stay in View When Other Applications Are in Use When this is enabled the Launch window wil...

Page 6: ...ndow will open By default WDM Outputs 1 and 2 are routed to StudioLive Channels 1 and 2 As previously mentioned we recommend that they be set instead to Channels 17 and 18 so as not to use input chann...

Page 7: ...ransfers All Scenes Fat Channel FX and Graphic EQ Presets Stored on the StudioLive to VSL When you first launch VSL you will need to create a link between your StudioLive s internal memory and your co...

Page 8: ...at you would like to overwrite the Scene or preset at the new position This will not immediately overwrite what is stored internally on your StudioLive it will merely overwrite what is stored in the V...

Page 9: ...create complete snapshots of your StudioLive This can be especially useful when completing a project that may need to be revisited in the future To create a backup simply click on the Backup button T...

Page 10: ...mber that every button knob slider and fader on the VSL corresponds directly to a button knob slider or fader on your StudioLive The graphic below identifies each controller and labels it with its cor...

Page 11: ...ve continuous bi directional control If you wish to grab a point in the EQ with your mouse for example you will be changing the parameters both in VSL and in real time on your StudioLive To access the...

Page 12: ...oading a Scene To load a new scene on your StudioLive select it from the Browser window and drag it over the mixer in either the Overview or the Channel tab The window will grey out indicating that a...

Page 13: ...n use the FX Type menu to change the effect and create new presets Loading a GEQ Preset To load a graphic EQ preset select the preset from the Browser window and drag it over any part of the graphic E...

Page 14: ...ls post Fat Channel dynamics processing and EQ where applicable The inputs and buses selected in the Auxiliary Input Router will be displayed in your recording application along with the name of their...

Page 15: ...1 and 32 In addition to being available for recording via Aux In 31 and Aux In 32 these sends are normalled to the S PDIF output Capture enables you to record a stereo mix track in addition to the 16...

Page 16: ...ling Lockout Mode Your StudioLive features a Lockout mode that allows you to temporarily disable nearly every feature on the StudioLive although analog features e g input trim knobs faders and cue tap...

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