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S tu d er V ista 5 - AVC

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Graphic Controll<strong>er</strong>The Graphic Controll<strong>er</strong>’s (GC) colour display, which ismounted on top of the desk, provides the op<strong>er</strong>ator withquick and easy access to a vast array of console functionsand facilities that need only occasional op<strong>er</strong>ation, e.g. project,system and snapshot management, patch control and stripassignment. The Strip Se<strong>tu</strong>p window displays all availablechannels with their labels, including Mute and SignalPresent/Clipping information. Channels can be freelyarranged on the physical surface by drag and drop on theGC making console preparation an easy task.Input and Output RoutingAny signal, inputs, direct outs, ins<strong>er</strong>t sends and bus outsmay be routed in any combination to any console channel,ins<strong>er</strong>t re<strong>tu</strong>rn or physical output of the S<strong>tu</strong>d<strong>er</strong> V<strong>ista</strong> 5system. Patching of ext<strong>er</strong>nal equipment and sources canbe done with one simple button-press. This results in reducedset-up time and tremendous flexibility.Surround Monitoringand TalkbackControl room monitoring supports standards from LR, LCRto LCRS and 5.1. The monitor source selector provides accessto up to 60 freely definable sources which can be accessedeith<strong>er</strong> directly via the 16 push-buttons or via a pop-upmenu on the GC. Two more monitoring areas (e.g. s<strong>tu</strong>dios)can be fed independently with the required sources. Anextensive talkback system is provided on the V<strong>ista</strong> 5 withdedicated TB buttons on each channel strip (to talk to DirectOuts or N-1 busses) in addition to global switches in thecontrol bay. An <strong>er</strong>gonomic layout of the monitoring sectionallows quick SOLO or MUTE of individual speak<strong>er</strong>s as wellas instant downmixing from 5.1 to LR format. This may befor a quick check within the monitoring path only or inord<strong>er</strong> to apply the downmix<strong>er</strong> to all kinds of consolesurround outputs. Broadcasting in 5.1 and LR format simultaneouslybecomes a matt<strong>er</strong> of a button push, while stillallowing detailed level and phase adjustments in the downmix<strong>er</strong>in case of necessity. GPIO cards are available forins<strong>er</strong>tion into local or remote I/O racks in ord<strong>er</strong> to controlext<strong>er</strong>nal equipment and for signalisation purposes.Dedicated functionality forBroadcast andLive ProductionIn addition to their standard functionality, the input channelsalso provide sev<strong>er</strong>al broadcast and live production specificfea<strong>tu</strong>res. Dedicated controls for extensive snapshot filt<strong>er</strong>ing,sorting and for oth<strong>er</strong> cue list functions deal with the mostcomplex live productions.Dedicated Matrix busses can be configured to suit fixed installapplications but can also off<strong>er</strong> a fast and easy method ofhandling complex headphone feeds in a broadcast environment.Up to 16 Mute Groups are also available. Standardgooseneck lights can be attached to the console – p<strong>er</strong>fectfor fixed install live applications.Rout<strong>er</strong> Page on Graphic Controll<strong>er</strong>Stress Free Outside SourceManagementFull Flexibility in AudioFunctionalityWith the optional Configuration Editing Software the functionalityof the console and its principal signal flow capabilitiescan be customised by the us<strong>er</strong>. This includes thenumb<strong>er</strong> of channels and processing, and the numb<strong>er</strong> ofbusses as well as their ability to int<strong>er</strong>connect. Extensiveimport functions allow the us<strong>er</strong> to adapt existing configurationsto meet changing need while maintaining productionsettings.In the last few minutes before the s<strong>tu</strong>dio goes on-air orthe show starts, stress is at its highest and many thingsare happening at once. Clear and fast console op<strong>er</strong>ationis essential. Problems with outside sources and report<strong>er</strong>soften induce a high stress factor; setting up the correctre<strong>tu</strong>rn feeds and talkback on-air needs to be as simpleas possible. In some cases the N-1 feed may not be whatthe outside custom<strong>er</strong> wants to hear while waiting to goon-air. The V<strong>ista</strong> 5 off<strong>er</strong>s a switch p<strong>er</strong> channel that automaticallysends the outside source a freely definable alt<strong>er</strong>nativesignal whilst it is off-air. When the outside sourceis put out on-air (fad<strong>er</strong> opened), the correct N-1 feed isautomatically activated without the us<strong>er</strong> having to disablethe switch manually. In addition, any numb<strong>er</strong> of outsidesources are able to communicate off-air by forming a conf<strong>er</strong>ence(MPX). Again, the outside source is automaticallyremoved from the conf<strong>er</strong>ence and sent the correct N-1feed when put on-air. Outside sources made simple –stress free op<strong>er</strong>ation!

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