Mini Events List - Solid State Logic SL 9000 J Series Operator's Manual

The Mix System
Note that the channel number boxes above each window can be stabbed on to toggle
through a palette of 16 different colours. If your system is fitted with DiskTrack, this
provides up to 16 different audio edit groups. Non-DiskTrack users may find this
function useful to identify specific channels by colour.
The two boxes above the display, Mark and Del Mark are used to make and delete
individual marks used for editing DiskTrack audio. See the DiskTrack Operator's
Manual for more details. Note that Del Mark cannot be used to delete marks made
with the front panel MARK button.
The Print box at the top right of the Overview display calls up the Print Overview
pop-up. With a suitable PostScript™ printer connected to the J Series Computer 's
'Remote' port, a diagrammatic representation of the display, complete with listed
details of all audio clips (if your system is equipped with DiskTrack) including
start/end time, duration, name and mark information etc, may be printed out for
reference.
For Time per Page, enter the amount of time to be displayed vertically per A4/US
Letter landscape page. An entry here automatically updates the Pages Used (ie. the
number of pages that will be printed) figure below. Grid Spacing may be set to taste –
the grid provides a quick way of measuring time on the printed page. Start and End
Time should be set to closely match the audio you are interested in, otherwise you will
end up with wasted sheets of paper. The Length below will automatically be
calculated from values entered here.
The Print Destination may be selected as direct to the printer or to a file on the J Series
System Disk. Select Page Size from A4 or (US) Letter as appropriate. Default resets to
the pop-up's default settings. Print starts the print or file transfer process.
The correct parameters must be set up for the Remote port before printing. See Serial
Xfer in the MISC menu – Section 9.

Mini Events List

Beneath the Overview channel display you will see a smaller, scrollable, version of the
Events List (see Section 4 for more on the Events List). The provision of this list
facilitates immediate locates by stabbing on Events List entries, and gives a clear
indication of where in a track the system is positioned.
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