Studer Vista, Operating Instructions Manual

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D950/Vista7 Digital Mixing System
5-80 Au
SW V3.3 Date printed: 27.08.03
Write To Keys: The Mix Pass
WRITE TO:
keys determine the point at which the transition
from Record Data to Read Mix Data will take place. As noted above, there
are four different
WRITE TO:
functions, one of which must be selected. The
selected function key will illuminate when that function is active. Only one
function can be active at one time.
D950: Vista:
The four WRITE TO: functions behave as follows:
•
PUNCH OUT
: The Last Recorded Value (punch-out value) will be ap-
plied until the Punch-out point. At the punch-out point, the Record Data
will transition to the Read Mix Data.
PUNCH OUT
is the default
WRITE
TO: function.
•
NEXT CHANGE
: The Last Recorded Value will be applied until the next
recorded change in the Read Mix Data. At that point, the Record Data
will transition to Read Mix Data.
• LEVEL MATCH : The current value of the control (by definition the Last
Recorded Value) will be written until it matches the Read Mix Data. At
this point, the Record Data will seamlessly transition to the Read Mix
Data and a punch-out will occur. If a punch-out occurs without the level
being matched, the control will not actually punch-out until the levels
match. Any moves that are made before the levels match will be re-
corded. Matching level may be accomplished by either moving the
control to match the Read Mix value or positioning the control where
the Read Mix values will intercept the physical position.
•
END
: The Last Recorded Value will be applied until the user-specified
End Time. All previously recorded values between the Last Recorded
Value (typically Punch-out) and the End Time will be erased.
The End Time is defined in three different ways:
-
End of Mix: The Last Recorded Value will be applied until the End
Time of the Active Mix.
- End of Time: The Last Recorded Value will be applied up to the
last possible timecode location (i.e. 23:59:59.2X). The number of
frames will be determined by the selected timecode frame rate.
- Fixed…: The Last Recorded Value will be applied up to a “fixed”
user-selected End Time. See Setting a Fixed End Time below.