Studer Vista 9, Operating Instructions Manual

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Vista 9 Digital Mixing System
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Date printed: 28.0.0 SW V4.5
TOUCH / HELD
(see also chapters 5.7.1 through 5.7.4 )
TOUCH RECORD
– If activated, touching a write or trim enabled control ele-
ment (e.g. fader) will put it into record.
TOUCH HOLD
– If activated, touching and releasing a control element (e.g.
fader) will simulate a touch and hold the object even if the control has been
released.
HELD PLAY MIX
– When this key is engaged (see also chapter 5.7.5.1 ), all held
controls play back their Read Mix data if not in RECORD, but the controls
can be set to different physical positions.
The Read Mix data is heard, even though one or more controls are being held.
This allows a held control to be pre-positioned while awaiting a punch-in. The
result is true emulation of the resulting mix while the Mix Pass is running.
HELD CLR
– Pressing this key will take all held controls out of hold. It will
also clear the list of controls in the held controls buffer.
GLOBAL RECORD
(see also chapter 5.8 )
PUNCH-IN
– Write or Trim enabled controls are put into record (depending
on the
GLOBAL RECORD
preselector setting).
PUNCH-OUT
– Control elements currently in record are punched out (depend-
ing on the
GLOBAL RECORD
preselector setting).
GLOBAL RECORD
Preselectors (see also
chapter 5.8.1 )
Before globally any control can be punched in or out (Record, Play), the
preselectors for the desired objects must be activated. These are:
FDR
(faders) – all faders
MUTE
– all mutes
KNOB
(rotary encoders) – all continuous controller-type encoders, except
knobs used for selections
SWIT
(switches) – all switches
HELD
(held controls) – all controls that are currently in a ‘held’ state. This can
be any combination of faders, mutes, encoders and switches. Refer to chapter
5.7.3 .
CLR / ALL
(Clear/All) – Permits changing of all preselectors at once.
• If one ore more preselectors are active,
CLR / ALL
clears all of them
• If none of the preselectors are active,
CLR / ALL
activates all of them.
• If
CLR / ALL
and a global record command (
PUNCH-IN
or
PUNCH-OUT
) is
pressed, this will affect all controls (as if preselectors were bypassed).
(Mix Pass)
WRITE TO
(see also chapter 5.9.1 )
PUNCH-OUT
– The automation system stays in record until Punch-out is per-
formed.
LEVEL MATCH, NEXT CHANGE, END
will write the value at the time of punch-
out further ahead, rather than immediately stop recording. The neutral default
setting is
PUNCH-OUT
. This will record no more after punch-out.
NEXT CHANGE
– The last recorded data will be applied until the next recorded
change in the Read Mix data. At that point the automation will transition from
record data to read mix data.
LEVEL MATCH
– The last recorded value will be written until it matches the
read mix data.
END
– The Last Recorded Value will be applied until the user-specified End
Time. All previously recorded values between the Last Recorded Value (typi-
cally Punch-out) and the End Time will be erased.
PUNCH-IN
– Extend the Last Recorded Value back to the punch-in location.
BEGIN
– Extend the Last Recorded Value back to the specified Begin Time.