Tap Tempo; Copying Mixes; Copying Channel Settings - PRESONUS StudioLive 16.0.2 Owner's Manual

3 Universal Control and VSL
3.3 VSL: Overview Tab

3.3.2 Tap Tempo

3.3.3 Copying Mixes

3.3.4 Copying Channel Settings

Copy Channel (Copy/Paste)
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For StudioLive 16.4.2 and 24.4.2 users, the Masters view also displays
the send levels for the Aux Flip Mode Channels (Main FireWire Return,
Tape Input, Aux In A and B, FXA, FXB, and Talkback [24.4.2 only]).
VSL allows you to remotely control the Tap Tempo function for a delay loaded on
either FX bus. Once a Delay FX Type (Mono, Filter, Stereo, or Pingpong) has been
loaded onto FXA or FXB, the Tap Tempo button will be visible on that bus. Clicking on
it repeatedly will change the Time parameter to match the tempo entered.
Next to the main fader, and in each of the aux masters, you will see the
Copy Mix handle. When selected with your mouse, this handle lets you
drag-and-drop the mix for that bus to another bus. In this way, you
can drag the main-fader mix to Aux 1 to set a starting point and can
quickly give the singer the same mix on two different floor wedges.
Note: While the main mix can be copied to any aux, aux mixes can
only be copied to other aux mixes and not to the main mix.
VSL provides you with two ways to copy channel settings from one
channel or bus to another. The first method functions essentially
like you StudioLive hardware, the second is unique to VSL.
The StudioLive mixers give you the ability to quickly copy-and-paste a
single channel or bus's Fat Channel settings onto multiple channels and
buses. VSL provides the same functionality in exactly the same way.
1. To copy a channel or bus, simply select it and click the Copy button. All the Select
buttons will flash.
2. Click the Select buttons for the channels and buses to which you want to copy the
Fat Channel settings.
3. When you are done, click Paste.
Note: Subgroup and Main bus assignments are only copied from channel to channel.
The Masters view displays the controls for each aux
output and FX bus as they appear on the StudioLive and
displays a scribble strip to give each aux a custom name.
From within the Masters view, you can also select
each aux and FX bus to edit its Fat Channel insert.
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