As shown, the system is a tree structure starting from the root directory, ’Studio’.
Below this are a number of ’Users’, below each User a number of ’Projects’, below
each project a number of ’Titles’, and finally within each Title, a ’Cue List’ and a
number of ’Mix Passes’.
It is possible to create any number of Users, Projects, Titles and Mix Passes within
each level, the only limit is the amount of Hard Disk storage available for mix data.
Note that the mix data itself from each Mix Pass is only actually stored at the bottom
of the directory system, within each Title file. No mix data is stored at any other
level, so even if you create 50 User directories, you will not have used up any Hard
Disk Space until you start to save mixes in one of those directories.
On power-up, the console defaults to the bottom level, known as the ’Mix Page’, of
the directory which was last being used. This allows mixing to begin immediately
assuming the same user is still working on the same project. This page displays the
Cue List for the last title worked on, plus some touch-pads to allow access to other
pages and functions and the rest of the directory system.
So to view the directory system having powered up the console, carry out the
following instructions:
Exit the Mix Page by pressing the ’Project’ touch-pad on the touch screen, which
moves you upwards in the directory system by one level. You are now on the Project
Page.
Press the ’User’ touch-pad on the screen, which moves you upwards one more level,
to the User Page.
Press the ’Studio’ touch-pad on the screen to take you up finally to the Studio Page,
which is the top level in the directory system.
The Studio page
This consists of a list of Users, although with a new console from the factory, there
will be only one ’default’ user, ’User 0001’.
You can create as many user directories as necessary by pressing the ’New User’
touch-pad on the screen, and name them by pressing the ’Edit User’ touch-pad. A
newly created User is given the default name ’User 000X’ until it is edited.
Once you have more than one User directory, you can select the one you want by
either turning the jog wheel on the computer surround, or touching the up or down
arrows on the right hand side of the screen. This moves the list up or down through
the cursor line (two horizontal lines in the centre of the screen).
To activate the selected user, either touch the screen in the central area, or press
down on the jog wheel. In either case, you can only select the item which is between
the two lines of the cursor line.
Selecting a User takes you down to the next level down on the Directory system,
which is the User page.
Before exiting the Studio Page, let’s have a look at the peripheral pages available
at this level. Press the ’Studio Config’ touch-pad on the screen. This brings up the
’Studio Config’ page, which allows you to set up or change the following:
"The name of the studio (set to ’Soundcraft’ at the factory)
"The type of tape machine being used (set to Midi Timecode Master at the factory)
"The local date and time. (set to UK local time at the factory)
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Summary of Contents for DC 2020
Page 1: ...SOUNDCRAFT USER GUIDE...
Page 6: ...iv DC2020...
Page 7: ...Introduction DC2020 Introduction 1 1...
Page 11: ...Installation DC2020 Installation 2 1...
Page 13: ...Assembling The Console Stand DC2020 Installation 2 3...
Page 35: ...Block Diagrams DC2020 Block Diagrams 3 1...
Page 36: ...Mono Input 3 2 DC2020 Block Diagrams...
Page 37: ...Stereo Input Groups DC2020 Block Diagrams 3 3...
Page 38: ...Aux Master 3 4 DC2020 Block Diagrams...
Page 39: ...Studio Foldback and Oscillator Talkback DC2020 Block Diagrams 3 5...
Page 40: ...Mix and Control Room Monitor 3 6 DC2020 Block Diagrams...
Page 41: ...Functional Descriptions DC2020 Functional Descriptions 4 1...
Page 42: ...4 2 DC2020 Functional Descriptions...
Page 43: ...Mono Inputs DC2020 Mono Inputs 4 3...
Page 51: ...Group Stereo Input DC2020 Group Stereo Input 4 11...
Page 55: ...Auxiliary Master DC2020 Auxiliary Master 4 15...
Page 58: ...4 18 DC2020 Auxiliary Master...
Page 59: ...Studio Outputs FB Masters DC2020 Studio Outputs FB Masters 4 19...
Page 63: ...Oscillator Talkback Panel DC2020 Oscillator Talkback Panel 4 23...
Page 66: ...4 26 DC2020 Oscillator Talkback Panel...
Page 67: ...Control Groups DC2020 Control Groups 4 27...
Page 70: ...4 30 DC2020 Control Groups...
Page 71: ...Stereo Master DC2020 Stereo Master 4 31...
Page 75: ...Control room Phones and Speakers DC2020 Control room Phones and Speakers 4 35...
Page 78: ...4 38 DC2020 Control room Phones and Speakers...
Page 79: ...Patchbay DC2020 Patchbay 4 39...
Page 80: ...Patchbay Fascia pbface eps 4 40 DC2020 Patchbay...
Page 87: ...Automation Guide DC2020 Automation Guide 4 47...
Page 88: ...4 48 DC2020 Automation Guide...
Page 89: ...Introduction DC2020 Introduction 4 49...
Page 94: ...4 54 DC2020 Introduction...
Page 95: ...Project Management DC2020 Project Management 4 55...
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Page 101: ...The Automation Pages DC2020 The Automation Pages 4 61...
Page 152: ...4 112 DC2020 The Automation Pages...
Page 153: ...Automated Mixing DC2020 Automated Mixing 4 113...
Page 168: ...4 128 DC2020 Automated Mixing...
Page 169: ...Specifications DC2020 Specifications 5 1...
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Page 173: ...Notes For Machine Control for Software Release 7 05 DC2020 Appendix A A 1...