Spread Source Mix - Studer D950 Operating Instructions Manual

D950/Vista7 Digital Mixing System
5.16.3.2

Spread Source Mix

Mix Selection Menu:
Timecode Entry Field:
Offset Controls:
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The Spread Source Mix allows external mix data from a single point In
Time (Data Point) to be applied to the Active Mix. The data from the se-
lected point in an external mix (Spread Source Mix) is applied to the se-
lected objects, on the selected channels, in the Active Mix during the Edit
Region.
The Spread Source Mix combo box has two primary control sets:
• Mix Selection Menu: used to select the Spread Source Mix;
• Timecode Entry Fields: used to select the Data Point from the Spread
Source Mix.
In addition, an Offset combo box is provided, so that the Active Mix and
the Spread Source Mix In Times can be easily offset from each other.
This pop-up menu box provides a list of mixes available to become the
Spread Source Mix. This list contains the same mixes available to the Ac-
tive Mix and functions using the same selection techniques.
Note: The Spread Source Mix is typically different from the Active Mix. How-
ever, it can also be the same mix as the Active Mix.
For a Spread Edit to be performed, a Data Point (a single timecode ad-
dress) must be selected from within the Spread Source Mix.
The Data Point is defined using a Timecode Entry Field. The Spread
Source Mix has one Timecode Entry Field:
In Time: Point from which the Spread Source Mix data originates, i.e. the timecode
address of the Data Point.
The In Time from the Spread Source Mix is selected using the same tech-
niques used for selecting the Active Mix timecode addresses.
Notes: The In Time selects the Data Point (a specific frame) from the Spread
Source Mix. This fixed data is applied throughout the entire Edit Region in
the Active Mix.
Refer to chapter 5.16.4
An Offset combo box is provided for easy control of offsets between the
Active and Spread Source Mix In Times.
SW V3.3
for additional details regarding timecode entries.
Date printed: 27.08.03