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Critical safety information and warnings for product operation. Please read carefully before use.
Details the warranty terms and conditions for the product. Covers installation and authorized repairs.
General overview of the console's hardware components and system architecture.
Explains manual conventions, bracket usage, and FaderGlow colour coding.
Details the Vistonics II touch screen technology and its interface elements.
Describes the different bays of the console and their respective functions and layouts.
Explains the FaderGlow feature for visual feedback on fader assignments and colours.
Overview of the various button groups and individual buttons on the console.
Describes the function and operation of the console's encoders, including VST and panel-mounted types.
Explains the Gang feature for streamlining operations across multiple channels.
Details the console's labelling system for channels, outputs, and parameters.
Explains how to navigate and manage fader pages (layers) for input channels.
Detailed breakdown of the input channel strip controls and indicators.
Describes how to assign functions to the input channel encoders using the Encoder Mode buttons.
Explains how to use VST controls for assigning bus contributions and panning to encoders.
Details the input section of the Vistonics touch screen for source selection and gain staging.
Explains the parametric EQ section for input channels, including frequency and gain controls.
Covers the Gate, DeEsser, Compressor, and Limiter sections for input channel dynamics processing.
Explains how to configure Aux and Group contributions within the input channel's buss section.
Details output functions including panning, insert points, and direct out parameters.
Details the Left, Centre, Right (LCR) mix bus masters, their faders, and processing.
Explains how to configure console busses and map bus masters to input channel strips.
Controls bus masters via VST encoders and master bay channel strips.
Details the BSS Graphic Equalizers (GEQ) and their control modes.
Explains the console's configurable matrix system for creating custom mixes.
Explains how to set up and operate mute groups for muting channels.
Details how to configure and use VCA groups for controlling multiple channels with one fader.
Explains extended VCA functionality for controlling Aux sends, especially for monitor engineers.
Describes the physical monitoring controls on the console, including solo, mute, and level adjustments.
Details the console's monitoring setup screen for source assignments and delay.
Explains the Monitor Setup sub-page for patching and naming user sources.
Details the operation logic of the solo system, including input priority and autocancel modes.
Describes the input channel metering, including level and gain reduction meters.
Details metering for bus masters, mix masters, and monitor sections.
Explains how to copy, paste, and undo console settings and processing blocks.
Introduces the console's library functionality for storing and retrieving settings.
Describes the folder structure and organization of the console's library system.
Details the library file screen interface for navigating and managing library items.
Describes the controls for managing snapshots, including setup, storage, and recall.
Explains how to manage cues in the cuelist, including selection, deletion, and duplication.
Explains snapshot filtering methods like Global Filtering and Snapshot Scope.
Describes talkback and oscillator controls, including setup, connectors, and level adjustments.
Details the oscillator setup, including waveform selection and bus assignments.
Explains talkback source, external output, and preset assignments.
Covers talkback return functionality for routing audio to the monitor circuit.
Details the main menu tab, including software version, brightness, and desk lock.
Explains how to manage shows, including loading, saving, copying, and exporting.
Details what settings are recorded within a Show and Snapshot.
Describes how to configure General Purpose Input/Output (GPIO) channels.
Details the digital audio clock configuration for the console.
Explains how to set up direct connections (Tie Lines) between inputs and outputs.
Describes how to configure the eight internal Lexicon FX processors.
Details the general MIDI setup for the console, including devices and timecode.
Displays error messages and system logs.
Covers miscellaneous settings like date/time, metering, EQ, and DSP configuration.
Details system monitoring and HiQnet setup.
Explains how to patch and use the Lexicon FX processors as sends, returns, or inserts.
Describes the different FX types (Reverb, Delay, Misc) and how to select algorithms.
Explains the various reverb algorithms and their parameters.
Details the different delay algorithms and their parameters.
Covers miscellaneous FX like Chorus, Flanger, Phaser, and Rotary.
Explains the HiQnet system configuration for network setup.
Describes where VM² wireless system status is displayed on the console.
Explains how to configure the Dante card for network operation, channel count, and sync.
Covers basic setup and use of Vi Dante cards, including network and device views.
Describes the Compact Stagebox and Vi Stagebox models and their connectivity.
Details various optional interface cards for Local Rack and Compact Stagebox.
Lists optional interface cards specifically for the Vi Stagebox.
Information on the remote control iPad app for Soundcraft consoles.
Critical safety information and warnings for product operation. Please read carefully before use.
Details the warranty terms and conditions for the product. Covers installation and authorized repairs.
General overview of the console's hardware components and system architecture.
Explains manual conventions, bracket usage, and FaderGlow colour coding.
Details the Vistonics II touch screen technology and its interface elements.
Describes the different bays of the console and their respective functions and layouts.
Explains the FaderGlow feature for visual feedback on fader assignments and colours.
Overview of the various button groups and individual buttons on the console.
Describes the function and operation of the console's encoders, including VST and panel-mounted types.
Explains the Gang feature for streamlining operations across multiple channels.
Details the console's labelling system for channels, outputs, and parameters.
Explains how to navigate and manage fader pages (layers) for input channels.
Detailed breakdown of the input channel strip controls and indicators.
Describes how to assign functions to the input channel encoders using the Encoder Mode buttons.
Explains how to use VST controls for assigning bus contributions and panning to encoders.
Details the input section of the Vistonics touch screen for source selection and gain staging.
Explains the parametric EQ section for input channels, including frequency and gain controls.
Covers the Gate, DeEsser, Compressor, and Limiter sections for input channel dynamics processing.
Explains how to configure Aux and Group contributions within the input channel's buss section.
Details output functions including panning, insert points, and direct out parameters.
Details the Left, Centre, Right (LCR) mix bus masters, their faders, and processing.
Explains how to configure console busses and map bus masters to input channel strips.
Controls bus masters via VST encoders and master bay channel strips.
Details the BSS Graphic Equalizers (GEQ) and their control modes.
Explains the console's configurable matrix system for creating custom mixes.
Explains how to set up and operate mute groups for muting channels.
Details how to configure and use VCA groups for controlling multiple channels with one fader.
Explains extended VCA functionality for controlling Aux sends, especially for monitor engineers.
Describes the physical monitoring controls on the console, including solo, mute, and level adjustments.
Details the console's monitoring setup screen for source assignments and delay.
Explains the Monitor Setup sub-page for patching and naming user sources.
Details the operation logic of the solo system, including input priority and autocancel modes.
Describes the input channel metering, including level and gain reduction meters.
Details metering for bus masters, mix masters, and monitor sections.
Explains how to copy, paste, and undo console settings and processing blocks.
Introduces the console's library functionality for storing and retrieving settings.
Describes the folder structure and organization of the console's library system.
Details the library file screen interface for navigating and managing library items.
Describes the controls for managing snapshots, including setup, storage, and recall.
Explains how to manage cues in the cuelist, including selection, deletion, and duplication.
Explains snapshot filtering methods like Global Filtering and Snapshot Scope.
Describes talkback and oscillator controls, including setup, connectors, and level adjustments.
Details the oscillator setup, including waveform selection and bus assignments.
Explains talkback source, external output, and preset assignments.
Covers talkback return functionality for routing audio to the monitor circuit.
Details the main menu tab, including software version, brightness, and desk lock.
Explains how to manage shows, including loading, saving, copying, and exporting.
Details what settings are recorded within a Show and Snapshot.
Describes how to configure General Purpose Input/Output (GPIO) channels.
Details the digital audio clock configuration for the console.
Explains how to set up direct connections (Tie Lines) between inputs and outputs.
Describes how to configure the eight internal Lexicon FX processors.
Details the general MIDI setup for the console, including devices and timecode.
Displays error messages and system logs.
Covers miscellaneous settings like date/time, metering, EQ, and DSP configuration.
Details system monitoring and HiQnet setup.
Explains how to patch and use the Lexicon FX processors as sends, returns, or inserts.
Describes the different FX types (Reverb, Delay, Misc) and how to select algorithms.
Explains the various reverb algorithms and their parameters.
Details the different delay algorithms and their parameters.
Covers miscellaneous FX like Chorus, Flanger, Phaser, and Rotary.
Explains the HiQnet system configuration for network setup.
Describes where VM² wireless system status is displayed on the console.
Explains how to configure the Dante card for network operation, channel count, and sync.
Covers basic setup and use of Vi Dante cards, including network and device views.
Describes the Compact Stagebox and Vi Stagebox models and their connectivity.
Details various optional interface cards for Local Rack and Compact Stagebox.
Lists optional interface cards specifically for the Vi Stagebox.
Information on the remote control iPad app for Soundcraft consoles.
General| Brand | SoundCraft |
|---|---|
| Model | Vi7000 |
| Category | Music Mixer |
| Language | English |
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