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Virtual StudioLive 4.1
Remove Button
Deletes a Stored Scene or Preset.
Right next to the Add New button, you will find
the Remove button. Clicking this button will delete
the currently selected, stored Scenes or presets.
Show/Hide Browser Displays/Hides the Browser Window.
The Browser can be hidden from view to provide more real-estate for
your mix. Simply click on the “Hide Browser” button to close the Browser.
To reopen the Browser, click on the “Show Browser” button in the upper
right corner of your VSL window.
4.1.3 Virtual StudioLive: Overview and Fat Channel Tab
VSL provides you with two ways to look at your mix and to
dial in FX settings: The Overview and Fat Channel Tabs.
The Overview Tab provides you with a complete graphical
representation of your Virtual StudioLive mix environment.
The Fat Channel Tab opens a detailed overview of the Fat Channel
parameters for the currently selected channel. The Fat Channel
Tab can be opened either from the tab button at the top of the VSL
window or by simply double-clicking on any of the microviews.
From either tab you can:
• Adjust levels for all analog and digital inputs, all eight playback
streams, both effects buses, the main output level of the
entire mix, and the output levels of each monitor mix.
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Adjust the panning for the analog and digital
inputs and playback streams
• Adjust the send level for both the analog and digital
inputs and playback streams to each FX bus
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Adjust the send level for each channel to
outputs 3 and 4, 5 and 6, and 7 and 8
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Adjust the parameters for the FX preset on each FX bus
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Solo and mute each analog input and playback stream
• Meter the inputs and outputs
From either the Overview or the Fat Channel tab, you can
access the show/hide channel buttons to help keep your
mix organized. You can hide the following channel groups
from your mix: ADAT, DAW Returns, and Outputs.