Chapter 6: Console Configuration
The Personal Console Builder: Overview
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The faders at the bottom of the display are colour coded to help
you distinguish inputs (blue) from Smart Faders (light blue),
Groups (pink), Matrices (violet), VCAs (yellow), etc. For a full list
of colours, see Page 58. If a fader is not assigned, then it is
grey.
Within the grid itself, the following assignment colours are used:
• Fader assignments are marked by a yellow box
• Deployment faders (Smart Faders) are marked by a
black and white box
• Mix bus resources are marked by a green box
On the lower left of the display there is a key to this coding:
On the lower right, you will see the mix bus resource counter –
Free mix 10/48. This shows the number of mix busses still
available; in our example, we have 10 free busses:
Above this a tick box can be used to reserve two mix bus
resources for external VU metering. See Page 229.
The three on-screen buttons perform the following functions:
• DEFAULT – loads a default configuration. This is factory
configured and cannot be modified by the user.
• UNDO – will undo any changes made in this visit.
• OK – loads the displayed configuration to the console.