Global Views - Studer Vista 1 Operating Instructions Manual

Vista 1 Digital Mixing System
2.2.3

Global Views

2-20 Desk Operation
The GLOBAL VIEW keys allow changing the view on the fader bays or across
the whole console if FOLLOW is active on control bay. If the control bay is
not in FOLLOW mode, these keys will only change the views on the two fader
bays.
 GLOBAL VIEW: MIC CTRL
 GLOBAL VIEW: INPUT (gain)
 GLOBAL VIEW: OUT n-1
 GLOBAL VIEW: FILTER
 GLOBAL VIEW: DLY - INS
 GLOBAL VIEW: COMP - LIM
 GLOBAL VIEW: EXP - GATE
 GLOBAL VIEW: EQ
 GLOBAL VIEW: PAN
 GLOBAL VIEW: AUX MONO ...
 GLOBAL VIEW: AUX STEREO...
The different views will only cover the rotary controls that are necessary to
display the corresponding function. The others will still show their previous
function. Pressing GLOBAL VIEW... a second time will blank all other rotary
controls for improved clearness.
Example: AUX 1-4 are shown on rotary controls 1-4. The user presses
GLOBAL VIEW: FILTER, and the rotary controls 1-2 will now show the input
filters (rotary controls 3-4 are still showing AUX 3 and 4). When the user
presses GLOBAL VIEW: FILTER again, the rotary controls 3-4 will be blanked.
 PRE / POST – AUX View Modifier
When auxiliaries are shown on the rotary controls, they have an on/off key
next to the rotary control. By pressing the PRE / POST modifier key, the key
next to the AUX rotary control will change its function to pre-/post-fader.
  (Shift)
Changes the meaning of the GLOBAL VIEW: AUX... keys to select the upper half
of auxiliaries: AUX MONO 17-32 or AUX STEREO 9-16. However, depending on
the currently loaded configuration, there may be less AUX busses available;
so some of the AUX keys might be without function.
Note: When pressing GLOBAL VIEW: EQ while the  (Shift) key is active,
there is an alternate EQ view. Then the four rotaries will show only the two
mid bands, but allow access to these two bands' frequency and gain setting.
Also, if  (Shift) is active, pressing the local views VIEW CHAN and VIEW
MISC will exclusively show all auxiliaries of the corresponding channel.
Therefore it is possible to see up to 40 mono and 20 stereo auxiliaries of a
channel when pressing MISC and CHANNEL on a channel strip. This is useful
when working with multiple auxiliary and matrix buses.
SW V5.3 Document generated: 18.04.17