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Vista Digital Mixing System
9-4 Application Notes SW V3.3/V3.5 Date printed: 26.10.07
4 Assign one of the top eight source selector keys to provide the “master
bus out” signal to the monitoring. In this way it is possible to listen to a
free combination of tape send, return or muted stems.
5 Start the console application and go to Vista settings in the user menu,
select the PEC/DIR tab, and define some of the four pairs of source se-
lectors (lower half) to control your “stem CGMs”.
6 Create a preset or snapshot of your patching, in order to have this setup
ready for later use.
7 If you need more than four stems, the rest can be operated directly on
the CGMs. You just need to create your strip setup in a way that you
have the corresponding CGM channel close to you.
Input Channel Dialog 1 Input Channel Dialog 2
Input Channel Dialog ... Input Channel Dialog ...
Input Channel FX 1 Input Channel FX 2
Input Channel FX ... Input Channel FX ...
Input Channel Music 1 Input Channel Music 2
Input Channel Music ... Input Channel Music ...
STEM
"Dialog"
STEM
"FX"
STEM
"Music"
Group Master Dialog L
Group Master Dialog R Group Master Dialog C
Group Master Dialog Ls
Group Master Dialog Rs
Group Master Dialog LFE
Group Master FX L
Group Master FX R Group Master FX C
Group Master FX Ls
Group Master FX Rs
Group Master FX LFE
Group Master Music L
Group Master Music R Group Master Music C
Group Master Music Ls
Group Master Music Rs
Group Master Music LFE
STEM
Rec A
STEM
Rec B
STEM
Rec C
CGM "Dialog"
CGM "FX"
CGM "Music"
IN 1
IN 2
IN 1
IN 2
IN 1
IN 2
Monitoring
(Defined by
CGM Input Selectors
and Mute States)
IN1
IN2
IN1
IN2
IN1
IN2
IN1
IN2
Mst
Monitor Source Sel. Example:
CGM "Dialog"
CGM "Music"
CGM "FX"
Further CGM