Cue List Page - Cue Name Field Touched - SoundCraft Vi1 User Manual

CUE LIST PAGE - Cue NAME Field Touched

Touching the Cue Name area of the highlighted Cue switches the Vistonics encoders below to a new mode
that allows specific parameters relating to this Cue to be edited.
SNAPSHOT ENABLE - {ON} key: Enables/disables recall of the desk snapshot in this Cue.
When not set to ON, the SNAP icon in the Cue List is greyed out.
NOTES sub-page key: Opens/closes the QWERTY keyboard and allows text notes to be typed that will be
displayed in the highlighted Cue field in the Cue List page, and also (in shortened form) in the message
area above the Cue List display in the Main Control Bay VST screen.
XFADE - Snapshot Crossfade
Snapshot Crossfade allows the recall of a desk snapshot to happen over a predefined time interval, rather
than immediately. The interval can be set anywhere from 0.1 to 30 seconds, in 0.1s increments, using the
Crossfade time control. This parameter applies to all parameters on all channels globally on the desk (it is
not possible to set different Crossfade time on different channels).
Most 'variable' audio parameters of the desk that are included in snapshots will be included in the
Crossfade, the exceptions are listed below.
· EQ and Hi/lo cut frequencies
· All Lexicon FX parameters
All switched parameters, plus the exceptions listed above will have their values changed at one of three
points in the Crossfade: at the start, in the middle, or at the end. This is set globally for all the parameters
via the 'Switches' control.
To set the Crossfade time for a specific Cue, press the Setup button in the Snapshot Control area of the
control surface to open the Cue List page, then select the required Cue using the scroll bars or up/dwn
arrow keys, and touch the name area of the currently selected Cue in the centre of the Cue List.
Each Cue can have its own 'In' time set using the XFADE control.
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The time selected on the XFADE control below the Cue List will be the
time taken for the desk to change from its current state, to the state
of the snapshot in the selected Cue. In other words, the XFADE time
can be thought of as an 'In' time for the Cue.
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