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

PART 3: The Acadia Audio System
SIGNAL ROUTING AND
MONITORING
As discussed in Monitoring the Input
(pg. 28), Vision lets you monitor hardware
inputs from the Record Monitor
Window.
As illustrated in Figure 10.3, notice that:
• In the Record Monitor Window,
Input 1 is assigned to Audio-5.
• In the Audio Instruments & Routings
Window, Audio-5 is assigned to
Output pair 5-6.
Therefore, when Input 1 is recordenabled
and the Thru mode is set to
either On or Auto, then:
• The signal present at Input 1 is heard
through Output 5-6.
If you want to change the outputs
used to monitor the signal, simply
assign different outputs to Audio-5 (or
choose a different Audio Instrument).
• The monitored signal is affected by
the console’s volume and pan faders,
as well as by any Audio Sends, plugins,
or EQs that might be in use.
The recorded signal, however, is not
affected by the console’s volume, pan,
sends, plug-ins, or EQs—it’s recorded
to your hard disk exactly as received.
Virtual Consoles
Since Vision can route hardware inputs
through its consoles, you can monitor
inputs without record-enabling them. For
example, for the scenario illustrated in
Figure 10.3, assume you change your console
to look as follows:
Figure 10.3: Typical audio recording setup
Figure 10.4: Sample console
76 Opcode Systems, Inc.