Studer Vista, Operating Instructions Manual

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Vista Digital Mixing System
Date printed: 20.08.09 SW V4.1
Software V4.1 45
D LABELS IN STRIP SETUP
As can be seen in the DAW Control chapter above ( chapter B ), there is a
new possibility for labeling console channels from the strip setup page.
Not only DAW channels can be labeled in this way, but also the user labels
of the following channel types:
• CGM/VCA masters
• Aux masters
• Matrix masters
• Group masters
• Masters
Up to now, these labels had to be edited all in the channel patch view,
except for the CGM/VCA label that is edited in its own setup dialog win-
dow.
Important: Input channels are the only channels that cannot be labeled in the strip
setup. This is because the input channels use a special mechanism always
propagating the name of the Input interface (e.g. mic input) to the channel
patched to this particular interface. This is very helpful since the user
names need not be relabeled whenever the patch is changed.
Therefore, it is of no use when manually changing the user label of an
input channel – it will always get overwritten automatically.