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Vista 1 Digital Mixing System
9.3.8
snapshot operation
9.3.8.1
snapshots and presets
Important :
9.3.8.2
static automation
Global Snapshot filter
1-20 Vista 1 FX
Note :
Effect settings can only be copied within the same engine setup format (mono,
stereo, surround) !
The paste function will only be carried out when the target channel has the
same engine format as the source channel, or the setting stored in the clip-
board library.
If the format is not matching, the settings are not pasted into the target chan-
nel. No error message is displayed - the system will just be ready for a new
copy/paste operation.
All necesarry settings to recreate any use of Vista FX can be stored is snap-
shots. In more detail, the following data is stored within each snapshot or
system preset :
* the engine setup
* patching of the effect input- and output ports
* choice of effect type
* effect parameter settings of the current state
Note :
The recalling of a snapshot or a preset can change the Vista FX engine setup
if this snapshot had been previously stored with a different engine setup.
In such a case where the engine setup is changed by a snapshot, unsaved effect
parameter settings can be overwritten.
Therefore it is important to keep in mind that the engine setup is of great
importance and should be set-up correctly at the start of a session and prefer-
rably not be changed anymore.
(Of course - a snapshot recall undo operation would bring back the unsaved
settings if a snapshot had been recalled by error.)
Manually changing the engine setup when the engine is in use, displays a
warning window. When performing the same change via a snapshot recall -
no warninig window is displayed !
With the global snapshot filter, effect parameters can be isolated as any other
audio parameter in the system. This is done by editing the global snapshot
filter, and then touching any of the to be isolated parameter controls. Please
note that the isolation of Category and Effect Type parameters is always
linked.
SW V5.3
Document generated: 18.04.17
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