Vision and Studio Vision Pro Version 4.1 Manual ... - House of Synth

CHAPTER 6: Acadia: Audio Instruments & Routings Window
You can change the colors available in the
color selection pop-up menu. To do so:
Choose Setups>Colors.
Vision opens a dialog box containing all
defined colors.
Click the color you wish to change.
Vision opens a standard Macintosh color
picker dialog box.
Pick a new color and click the OK
button.
Change other colors as desired, then
click the OK button to close the
Colors dialog box.
You can reset any modified colors to
Opcode’s default colors. To do so:
Choose Windows>Instruments.
Vision opens the MIDI Instruments
Window.
Choose Initialize Colors from the
Instruments Window menu.
Vision resets its colors to their default
values.
Enabling Inputs and Outputs
Inputs and outputs are unique in that they
have an option for being enabled and disabled
from the Audio Instruments &
Routings Window. To enable an input or
output place a checkmark next to it in the
Name column.
Figure 6.5: Enabling/disabling inputs
By default, only the first two of your
hardware inputs and outputs are
enabled. To enable more, simply place a
checkmark next to the desired items.
To disable an input or output, click on a
checkmark to remove it. Disabled items
are unavailable (grayed out) in the popups
in the Record Monitor and Console
Windows.
Inputs and outputs are always enabled or
disabled in pairs. For instance, placing a
checkmark next to “Input 1” also automatically
places a checkmark next to
“Input 2.”
NOTE: Enabled inputs and outputs consume
valuable CPU resources. Therefore, to
preserve CPU resources, disable any inputs
and outputs not in use.
IMPORTANT: Enabling a digital input
may change the Clock Source in the Hardware
Setup dialog from “Analog” to
“Digital.” If you wish to record from only
your analog inputs, make sure all digital
inputs are disabled.
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