Vista Digital Mixing System
Date printed: 05.04.2005 SW V3.5 Vista 8 Differences 8-37
8.6.9 Multi-Track Buses with Switch for Pre-/Post-Fade and Pan On/Off
When configuring the “Multitrack Enhanced” bus type, additional parame-
ters become available on the console. In the global OUT n–1 view or the lo-
cal CHANNEL view, a multi-track send level is visible. This level is used for
all multi-track buses. A “Pan ON/OFF” key allows the user to select
whether the channel pan setting may affect the multi-track buses or not. By
using the PRE/POST modifier key on the bottom right corner of the fader
bay, the switch function may be changed to become a PRE/POST key for
multi-track buses. So it can be determined:
• whether the multi-track buses are fed by a pre- or post-fader signal
• whether the channel panner should be active for the multi-track bus feed
level.
Note: When working with channels equipped with Virtual Surround Panning
(VSP™), only normal amplitude panning functions (without early reflec-
tions) will be active on the multi-track buses. If full VSP is desired on the
multi-track buses, the standard “Multitrack” bus type must be used.
8.6.10 N–X
As a replacement for the previously offered “N–1” bus type, now a bus
type with enhanced functionality is available. When configuring an “N–X”
bus, additional functionality, such as contribution level adjustment (N–X
level on each input channel in order to balance the signal going to all N–X
buses) and the possibility to define and activate a conference between mul-
tiple N–X owner channels is obtained. An “alternate source” signal may be
sent out of an N–X output (e.g. station ID signals) while the channel fader
is closed. The N–X bus types have to be configured using the Configura-
tion Editor software.
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