SoundCraft Vi1, User Manual

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SETUP
Pressing [SETUP] opens the following page. This page can also be opened by touching the Cue List in the
top right corner of the Master screen.
HIDE SCOPE/SHOW SCOPE Buttons
If the left-hand side of the screen above is not shown on your console it is because the Snapshot Scope
is hidden in order to simplify the screen for new users. If you wish to see these controls, press the <SHOW
SCOPE> button. The setting of the show/hide scope is stored in the Show.
The Cue List main page is divided into three main sections. The Cue List display itself; a set of touch
buttons associated with the Cue List and performing various editing and other operations on the Cue
List; and the Snapshot Scope Graphical User Interface -GUI, providing a way of quickly enabling various
parameter groups to be recalled by desk snapshots, for each Cue.
Cue List Display
A Cue is a combination of a desk snapshot, various types of events and some text notes. The list allows
the snapshots to be combined with transmitted events and arranged into a running order.
The Cue List is stored in the current Show. The list comprises columns for Cue Number (or Timecode), Cue
Name, Desk Snapshot status (DESK), MIDI event status (MIDI), and GPIO, and HiQnet event status (GPIO/
misc).
The oversize entry with a yellow border, in the centre of the list, represents the currently selected Cue (this
cue is not necessarily the currently recalled cue). Within the selected Cue is also an additional space that
displays text notes that can be entered to give information about what the Cue does.
The columns of the list are able to display various icons that represent the various types of event that are
possible to trigger, or be triggered by, the cues:
Snapshot icon: this is displayed in all Cues to represent the presence of the desk snapshot in the