D950/Vista Digital Mixing System
Date printed: 05.08.03 SW V3.3 GC Operation 4-33
This means that the User Labels will be shown in all GC windows. On the
channel strip displays, the User Label of the Channel Patch will be shown.
To see which Source is routed to the channels on the channel strips, switch
the label mode to “Show Inherited Labels”. To see which DSP Channel is
represented on the channel strips in the channel strip displays, switch the
label mode to “Show Fixed Label”. This will then show the Fixed Label of
the DSP channel in the channel strip displays, and the General Patch will
show the Fixed labels of Sources and Targets.
See below for an example of the User Labels displayed in the General
Patch window:
F Tip It is strongly recommended to make a default “Title” containing all of the
labeling, default patching, and audio settings, which can be used as a tem-
plate for every new session. Before using the console in a situation where a
new Title would be generated, first open this default Title and immediately
“Save As ...” with another Title name. This means the default Title will
remain unchanged, and the user has all the correct labels and default
patching already made for his newly saved Title (see chapter 4.6.1.1).
Alternatively, when a new session configuration is loaded, first label the
General Patch. Once the General Patch has been labeled, make a Preset
(see chapter 4.4.4). This is essentially a Snapshot containing all of the
General Patch labeling. Whenever a new title is made in the same Session
Configuration, this Preset can be recalled, and all the labeling is in place
before starting work. The Preset can even be imported to a new Title if a
new but similar Session Configuration is loaded.
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