9—Working with Input Signals
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Choosing an Input Patching Screen
You can route inputs to input channels on either of two screens:
How Input Connections Work
Input Channel Perspective
Input routing is done from the input channels’ point of view. You begin by selecting the
desired input channels, and then choose the signals you want to route to them.
Two by Two
In the VS-2400CD’s virtual patching system, all input jacks, digital input connectors
and input channels are grouped into odd/even pairs:
• When you select input channels, you select an odd/even pair of input channels.
• When you choose the signals you want to route into those input channels, you
select an odd/even pair of inputs jacks or connectors.
The above illustrations show the screens as they appear in a newly created project.
Both screens have two pages—see Chapter 22, either of which can be used for routing.
The only difference between the pages are their F button options.
To get to the: Fast method: Alternate method:
PATCH BAY screen 1. Hold SHIFT and press
EZ ROUTING
1. Press EZ ROUTING or
F7 on your keyboard.
2. Press F2 (P.BAY) or F2
on your keyboard
ROUTING VIEW screen 1. Press F7 on your
keyboard
1. Press EZ ROUTING.
2. Press F1 (VIEW) if
necessary
Though the input and input channel pairs are pre-set and can’t be changed for
patching, each input channel otherwise operates independently unless you’ve linked it
to another input channel (Page 147). You can send any input channel signal to any track.
The lines between the inputs
and input channels are “wires”
that represent connections.
The light-gray arrows at the
left of each screen shows the
direction in which its wires’
signals are flowing.
This row of boxes shows all
of your analog and digital
input jacks and connectors.
This box shows the
16 input channels.
PATCH BAY screenROUTING VIEW screen
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