Studer Vista 9, Operating Instructions Manual, Page: 473 / 574

Add More AUXes Now we will add two more mono AUX masters. Double-click on the channel
area labeled ‘AUX mono’ and change the number of channels to 6. Click on
OK.
Now you will have to adapt the number of AUX mono buses to reflect the
above change. Double-click on the area labeled ‘Aux m Bus’.
This will open a dialog that will allow you to set the number of buses to 6,
matching the new number of AUX mono channels.
Enter ‘6’ instead of ‘4’ and click on OK. This will add two more AUX mono
buses to the system.
Add New Group Channels Now double-click on the channel area labeled ‘new’. This will allow you
to select a channel type and set its contents and number. Click on ‘Channel
Attributes / Type’ and select ‘Group mono’.
This will select the channel type to mono group. Set the ‘Number of chan-
nels’ to 2. Add ‘4-Band EQ’ from the library by double-clicking on this item.
Type in ‘my GRP’ in the user label area and click on OK. This will add two
more audio groups including EQ to the configuration. Note that you now have
two sets of mono group channels with completely different audio processing
sections called ‘my GRP’ and ‘Example’. Note also that the bus connections
have been extended with the small ‘on/off’ boxes indicating that the two new
groups will have access to Master, Solo, PFL and AUX buses. By clicking on
the ‘on/off’ box corresponding to the Master Bus, you can disable access from
the new groups to the masters – so they can only be used for direct outputs.
Finished? Not quite. We still have to increase the number of Group Buses to
a total of four. Oops - the number is four already! The original configuration
had two groups, but it had four group buses.
Vista 9 Digital Mixing System
Session Configuration 6-5
Date printed: 28.0.0 SW V4.5