Vistonics ® Operation / Local Views - Studer Vista 1 Operating Instructions Manual

2.2.1 Vistonics
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operation / local Views
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[A]  Vistonics Rotary Control Area
Each rotary control is grouped with a key to form a control element.
These control elements are sometimes used in a channel-related manner,
dedicating four of the control elements to each channel strip; sometimes,
neighboring channels are used in order to show a complete parameter
set of one single channel. This is the case when touching any graphical
display of EQ, dynamics, or pan, but also when activating VIEW: MISC or
VIEW: CHANNEL.
[B]  Vistonics
Graphical indication of dynamics, equalizer and pan. Touching the graphics
will open up all corresponding parameters on the rotary control area.
This section is also able to display bus assignment. Two modes are avail-
able: Bus assignment as a 'bubble view' to give an overview over the whole
console, or bus assignment of a specific channel (one per bay).
The graphical pan display may vary depending on the configured panning
function or format. (2-Ch Stereo Pan, Multi-format Pan, VSP).
[C] Generic Display Area
This area is used to display all sorts of information. The following is continu-
ously displayed:
• Inherited label (top line). This corresponds to the device label of the con-
nected source (can be edited in the GC's global patch window). This label
is normally changing between sessions (e.g. 'Lead Vocal').
• The second line normally displays the device label, but may be changed to
fixed channel label by pressing GLOBAL VIEW: LABEL TYPE. The displayed
label then toggles between: channel number (also referred to as fixed label,
e.g. 'Inp m 1'), user label (also referred to as device label, e.g. 'Tascam
Track 1'), or it shows the 2nd layer label with its real time meter next to
it (see chapter 2.2.6.11
if 'two layer mode' is activated in the Graphical Controller.
• Indication of channel type by color coding of the lower half as well as
writing the type in the bottom right corner.
The following information pops up when appropriate:
• Fader value in dB, when touched (or 'held' in dynamic automation mode)
• Graphical representation of current setting and previewed snapshot at the
same time.
• Snapshot filter mode of the fader. (TRIM or ISO). A solid yellow back-
ground of the word ISO indicates that the whole channel is isolated from
snapshot recalls. In case the word is written only in yellow letters with
black background, this indicates that only parts of this channel are isolated
from snapshot recall.
• N–X indication and bus number.
Touching the upper half (for input channels, multi-track input channels, multi-
track monitor channels): Opens the GC's General Patch window, showing the
channel input position of the selected channel..
Touching the lower half (for all channels): Opens the GC's General Patch
window, showing the direct output position of the selected channel.
SW V5.3
Touch Screen Area
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for more details). This last option is only available
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