Studer Vista 9, Operating Instructions Manual

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Vista 9 Digital Mixing System
Au 5-55
Date printed: 28.0.0 SW V4.5
The punch-out glide will take place if the control is punched out…
• While timecode is running (glide takes place in real-time)
• As a result of Timecode being stopped (glide takes place in the post pro-
cess)
• And even if timecode is stopped in the middle of the glide (glide takes
place partly in real-time and partly in the post process). This is a great
feature because there are many times when a machine (TC) is stopped by
one mixer just after another mixer has punched out and a glide has begun.
In this case the glide will occur unscathed!
Glide at Next Change When an old Read Mix data record is encountered for this control, a glide
begins at that point and extends for the duration of the glide time (of course
this assumes that the option is set and that the ‘Master Glide’ Button is active
at the time of the next change).
Glide at End When the end time occurs (either in real time or as part of the post processing)
a glide begins. The glide starts at the end time if set to End of Mix or a Fixed
timecode. If the glide takes place during the post process (after the mix pass
is ended) then the ‘Master Glide’ Button must be active at the time that the
Mix pass is stopped. If End is set to end of time, no glide occurs. (Also see
Back Time option below.)
Glide at Write Zo­ne End If the Write Zone is active then a glide will occur at the Write Zone End time
either in real time or as part of the post process (subject to the state of the
option and the ‘Master Glide’ Button. (Also see Back Time option below.)
Glide at Beginning
If the Extend Back To: Begin is active, then a glide will occur at the begin time
(beginning of Mix or a user-input TC) as part of the post processing (subject
to the state of the option and the ‘Master Glide’ Button)
Glide at Punch-In If the Extend Back To: PUNCH-IN is active, then a glide will occur at the
Punch-in time as part of the post processing (subject to the state of the option
and the ‘Master Glide’ Button at the time of Punch-in).
Back Time Glide If this option is set, then the glide will begin such that the glide ENDS at
(applies to­ End the End or Write Zone End time rather than beginning at that time. This
and Write Zo­ne back times the glide so the data beyond the end time (or write zone end
End o­nly)
time) is perfectly preserved and match BEFORE the transition point.