Studer Vista 1 - Page 275

Vista 1 Digital Mixing System
GC Operation 4-99
Document generated: 18.04.17
SW V5.3
Save Title As... Opens a Windows dialog box allowing to select a new name and to save the
current title’s data under a new name. The process is similar to ‘New Title’
because it creates a new title under a new name. The difference is that it also
copies all the snapshots, mixes, etc., from the current title into the new title.
So, it will do the following:
  • Createanewtitlesubdirectorywiththenewname;
  • Copyalldatafromthecurrenttitleintothissubdirectory;
  • Makethenewtitlethecurrent title;
  • Indicatesthecurrenttitleinthetitlebar.
To save a current title under a new name:
  • SelectSaveTitleAs...fromtheFilemenu;
  • HighlightthedesiredprojectFolder;
  • Typeanappropriatetitlenameintheentrybox;
  • ClickontheSavebuttonorpressthekeyboardEnterkey.
Title Memo The Title Memo editor page allows any relevant title information to be kept
for later use. There is one Memo per title. Its contents can include Studio
name, Producer Name, Engineer Name, Artist Name, plus a free-form Memo
pad. The title directory location and modification date/time are displayed at
the top of the title memo page.
To open the title memo, open the application menu and select Title Memo.
Note: The title memo has no function key on the control surface keyboard.