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Figure 5-4: The Group Start assignment map
Group Start Screen
There may be times when you'd like to have a single
keypress activate multiple faders for convenience' sake:
interview shows with multiple guests, election coverage
comprising multiple incoming remote lines, in-studio
performances. Element's Group Start function lets you
designate one or more faders as Master Faders, and one
or more as Slave Faders; when a Master is turned
, the Slaves turn
and
Off
On
Figure 5-4 illustrates how a Group Start map might
look. The grid allows you to designate each fader on
your console as either
Master, Slave
(normal operation). Note that you may have multiple
faders; activating any of them causes all of the
Master
channels to activate as well.
Slave
Note that making a change in this screen also chang-
es the value of the Group Start setting in the fader's
Channel Options screen (described previously in this
chapter), and vice-versa.
Phone Screen
The Phone screen is used when you're setting up a
Telos TWOx12, Series 2101 or Nx12 talkshow system
for use with Element. The options in the screen are de-
tailed fully in Appendix D: Working With Phone Hy-
or
On
as well.
Off
or
Independent
©2008 Axia Audio — Rev. 3.0
brids; please refer to that chapter for details on setup. If
you do not have a Phone Module installed, this screen
will be empty.
Save and Exit:
button applies any changes made to
•
Save Changes
the Auxiliary Send Description and returns you to
the Show Profile Settings menu.
•
Back to Show Profile
Profile Settings without saving changes.
What's Next
Chapter 6 explores the use of Element's powerful
Virtual Mixer capabilities, which allow you to create
custom mixes of networked sources and use them like
you would a single audio source. Grab a cold one and
let's dive in.
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