Yamaha v4 Benutzerhandbuch

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Table of Contents
About the Relevant Manuals 23
About the Relevant Manuals.. ................................................................... 23
Component Structure 24
Control surface.......................................................................................24
Digital mixing console..............................................................................31
About RIVAGE PM Editor...........................................................................33
DSP engine.............................................................................................34
I/O rack..................................................................................................36
RY cards.................................................................................................40
HY card..................................................................................................41
Part Names & Functions (CS-R10, CS-R10-S, CSD-R7)
43
Selected Channel section..........................................................................43
INPUT/A.GAIN/SILK/D.GAIN/DELAY.............................................................45
EQUALIZER.............................................................................................47
LPF/HPF.................................................................................................48
DCA/MUTE/INSERT...................................................................................49
DYNAMICS.............................................................................................. 50
MIX/MATRIX SENDS..................................................................................51
UTILITY section.......................................................................................53
SCENE MEMORY section............................................................................55
USER DEFINED KEYS/KNOBS section...........................................................57
Touch Screen section (bay L, bay C).. ......................................................... 59
Channel Strip section (bay L, bay R, bay C)..................................................61
[TOUCH AND TURN] knob/layer selection....................................................64
Front panel of the control surface..............................................................66
Rear panel of the control surface...............................................................68
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Precautions regarding using the NETWORK connector..................................74
Part Names & Functions (CS-R5) 75
Selected Channel section..........................................................................75
DYNAMICS.............................................................................................. 76
GAIN......................................................................................................77
EQUALIZER.............................................................................................78
UTILITY section.......................................................................................79
SCENE MEMORY section............................................................................81
USER DEFINED KEYS section......................................................................83
Touch Screen section...............................................................................85
Channel Strip section...............................................................................87
Front panel.............................................................................................93
Rear panel..............................................................................................94
Basic operations on the panel 98
Basic touch screen operations...................................................................98
Basic operations on the top panel..............................................................99
Shut down (power-off procedure)............................................................100
Other convenient functions.....................................................................101
On-screen user interface.........................................................................102
Viewing a touch screen...........................................................................106
Entering names.....................................................................................112
Using tool buttons.................................................................................114
Resetting parameters to default..............................................................116
Comparing two settings..........................................................................117
Using libraries.......................................................................................119
Recalling a preset from a library..............................................................120
Library screen (Recall).. ......................................................................... 121
Storing setting data in a library...............................................................122
Library screen (Store).. .......................................................................... 123
Deleting setting data from a library..........................................................124
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Library screen (Delete)...........................................................................125
Pair setting...........................................................................................126
Setting or defeating pairing on the SELECTED CHANNEL VIEW screen............129
Screen Overview 131
About the SELECTED CHANNEL VIEW screen...............................................131
About the OVERVIEW screen....................................................................145
Quick Guide 154
Basic system.........................................................................................154
Installing optional cards.........................................................................156
Assigning the Unit ID..............................................................................162
Connecting the devices...........................................................................164
Turning on the power to the system.........................................................166
Setting the word clock.. ......................................................................... 167
Assigning channels to the TWINLANe network............................................168
Patching the input ports.........................................................................173
Patching the output ports.......................................................................175
Specifying the analog gain for the HA (head amp).......................................177
Routing a signal to the STEREO bus.......................................................... 178
Network and Connections 182
About the TWINLANe Network.................................................................182
Connecting a TWINLANe network card......................................................183
Signal flow within the RPio.....................................................................185
About Connections.................................................................................187
About Dual Console................................................................................190
About DSP mirroring..............................................................................191
Verifying the DSP mirroring operation......................................................194
About Dante..........................................................................................195
Connecting to a Dante network................................................................196
DSP mirroring function in the Dante audio network....................................197
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Word clock in the RIVAGE PM series..........................................................198
About the sampling rate converter (SRC).. ................................................199
About connecting a computer..................................................................200
Bay 201
About bays............................................................................................201
Faders and fader layers.......................................................................... 202
Selected channel concepts......................................................................206
Bay Link...............................................................................................210
System Setup 213
About the SETUP screen..........................................................................213
SYSTEM SETUP field (SETUP screen).........................................................214
USER SETUP field (SETUP screen).............................................................216
FILE field (SETUP screen)........................................................................217
MAINTENANCE field (SETUP screen)..........................................................218
CONSOLE STATUS field (SETUP screen).....................................................219
PANEL SETTINGS field (SETUP screen).. ....................................................221
SYSTEM CONFIG.....................................................................................222
SYSTEM CONFIG Online settings...............................................................223
Synchronizing the settings data between components................................224
DEVICE SYNC screen...............................................................................225
Selecting and setting up the components..................................................226
SYSTEM popup window...........................................................................227
HY slot popup window............................................................................229
Assigning the channels (that will be used by the I/O racks) to the TWINLANe
network...............................................................................................231
HY SLOT popup window (Online)..............................................................233
I/O rack settings popup window...............................................................235
Assign the channels that will be used by the DSP engines to the TWINLANe
network...............................................................................................237
DSP popup window................................................................................238
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TWINLANe CONFIGURATION popup window...............................................240
SYSTEM CONFIG [CS1] popup window.......................................................242
Editing the internal parameters of each component.. ................................. 243
Editing the internal parameters of the RY16-ML-SILK..................................244
Editing the internal parameters for OMNI OUT of the RY16-DA and control
surface.................................................................................................246
Editing the internal parameters for INPUT 1-8/INPUT 9-16 of the RY16-AE, and
AES/EBU INPUT 1-8 on the rear panel of the control surface.........................248
Editing the internal parameters for OUTPUT 1-8/OUTPUT 9-16 of the RY16-AE,
and AES/EBU OUTPUT 1-8 on the rear panel of the control surface................ 250
Editing the internal parameters of the MY CARD INPUT.. ............................. 252
Editing the internal parameters of the MY CARD OUTPUT.. .......................... 253
Editing the internal parameters for OMNI IN of the control surface...............255
Settings for the HY128-MD card.. ............................................................. 257
SYSTEM CONFIG Offline settings.. ............................................................ 261
Mounting an I/O rack (offline)..................................................................262
SYSTEM CONFIG popup window (Offline)...................................................264
Specifying the type and number of cards (Offline)......................................265
I/O rack settings popup window...............................................................266
RY CARD SELECT popup window...............................................................269
MY CARD SELECT popup window..............................................................270
HY CARD SELECT popup window.. ............................................................ 271
DELAY COMPENSATION...........................................................................272
DELAY COMPENSATION popup window.. ................................................... 273
Word Clock.. .........................................................................................275
WORD CLOCK popup window (Master mode)..............................................276
Network...............................................................................................278
NETWORK screen: FOR MIXER CONTROL tab.. ............................................279
NETWORK screen: IMMERSIVE SOUND tab.. ............................................... 281
Dante audio network settings..................................................................282
HY SLOT window.. ................................................................................. 283
DANTE SETUP popup window.. ................................................................285
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Dante messages.....................................................................................288
Mounting an I/O rack..............................................................................293
DEVICE SELECT popup window.. .............................................................. 294
DEVICE LIST.. ........................................................................................ 295
SUPPORTED DEVICE...............................................................................296
DVS or MANUAL.. ................................................................................... 297
Patching an I/O rack...............................................................................298
Remotely controlling an I/O rack..............................................................301
HY SLOT window.. ................................................................................. 303
DANTE I/O DEVICE [I/O] screen................................................................. 305
BUS SETUP (Basic settings for MIX buses and MATRIX buses)........................307
BUS SETUP page....................................................................................309
SEND POINT (INPUT) (Specifying the send point for each input channel)........310
SEND POINT page...................................................................................311
Mix minus.............................................................................................313
BUS SETUP popup window......................................................................315
MIX MINUS OWNER popup window........................................................... 316
SEND indications for a mix minus bus.. ..................................................... 317
SURROUND SETUP (specifying surround mode)..........................................318
SURROUND SETUP screen.......................................................................320
SELECTED CHANNEL VIEW screen (SURROUND).. ........................................ 321
OVERVIEW screen (SURROUND).. ............................................................. 322
SURROUND PAN 1CH screen.. .................................................................. 323
SURROUND PAN CH1-36/ CH37-72/ CH73-108/ CH109-144 screen...................325
DOWNMIX screen...................................................................................326
SURROUND MONITOR screen...................................................................327
SURROUND MONITOR SETTINGS popup window.........................................329
MONITOR SOURCE popup window (SURROUND).........................................331
MONITOR SOURCE popup window (SURROUND).........................................332
SURROUND CUE SETTING popup window.. ................................................ 333
PHONES popup window..........................................................................334
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Patching 335
Input channel I/O unit section..................................................................335
Input channel mixing engine section.. ...................................................... 337
Patching the input ports.........................................................................342
Display when patching conflicts between engines......................................343
INPUT patch window..............................................................................346
Output channel mixing engine section......................................................348
Output channel I/O unit section...............................................................354
Patching the output ports.......................................................................355
OUTPUT patch window...........................................................................356
Changing the name................................................................................358
PATCH/NAME screen...............................................................................359
NAME/ICON EDIT popup window.. ............................................................360
Port to port...........................................................................................361
PORT-PORT patch window......................................................................363
PORT NAME tab.. ................................................................................... 364
SUB IN..................................................................................................366
Monitor 368
About monitoring..................................................................................368
Using the Monitor function (top panel).. ................................................... 370
Using the Monitor function.. ................................................................... 371
Monitor sources.....................................................................................373
MONITOR screen....................................................................................374
MONITOR SETTINGS popup window..........................................................376
MONITOR SOURCE popup window............................................................379
MONITOR SOURCE SELECT popup window (INPUT).....................................380
MONITOR SOURCE SELECT popup window (OUTPUT)..................................381
MONITOR SOURCE SELECT popup window (DIRECT INPUT)..........................382
INPUT PATCH popup window...................................................................383
Inserting a plug-in into monitor signals.. .................................................. 384
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MONITOR SETTINGS popup window (insert).. ............................................ 385
MONITOR INSERT popup window.............................................................386
INSERT MOUNT screen............................................................................387
About cue.............................................................................................388
About Cue mode and Solo mode...............................................................391
About cue/solo groups............................................................................392
CUE OPERATION mode............................................................................395
Using the Cue function.. ......................................................................... 396
MONITOR screen (cue)............................................................................398
CUE popup window................................................................................400
CUE SETTINGS popup window.. ............................................................... 403
OUTPUT PATCH popup window................................................................404
Using the Solo function...........................................................................405
SOLO SAFE popup window.. .................................................................... 407
About oscillators.. ................................................................................. 409
Using the oscillators.. ............................................................................ 410
Destination of oscillator signals...............................................................411
MONITOR screen (oscillator).. ................................................................. 412
OSCILLATOR popup window....................................................................413
About talkback......................................................................................416
Using talkback (top panel)......................................................................417
Using talkback...................................................................................... 418
MONITOR screen (talkback).. .................................................................. 420
TALKBACK SETTINGS popup window.. ...................................................... 422
TALK GROUPS popup window..................................................................425
TALKBACK ASSIGN popup window............................................................426
About PHONES.. .................................................................................... 427
Using PHONES.......................................................................................428
MONITOR screen (PHONES).....................................................................429
PHONES popup window..........................................................................430
Using RTA.............................................................................................432
Using a popup window dedicated to the RTA..............................................433
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MONITOR screen (RTA)........................................................................... 434
RTA popup window................................................................................435
Using the HPF/EQ popup window for the channel parameters......................437
Using the GEQ popup window for the inserted GEQ.....................................438
Using the PEQ popup window for the inserted PEQ.....................................439
Meters 440
Meter area............................................................................................440
Operating the METER screen.. ................................................................. 442
CH Parameter 447
About GAIN/SILK....................................................................................447
Controlling GAIN/SILK via the Selected Channel section(CS-R10, CSR10- S, CSD-
R7) ......................................................................................................448
Controlling GAIN via the Selected Channel section (CS-R5).. ........................ 450
Controlling GAIN/SILK via the OVERVIEW screen.........................................452
GAIN/SILK popup window.. .....................................................................453
Controlling GAIN/SILK via the SELECTED CHANNEL VIEW screen.. ................. 455
Signal level that flows on the TWINLANe network when gain compensation is
on........................................................................................................456
About EQ..............................................................................................457
EQUALIZER section(CS-R10, CSR10- S, CSD-R7) ..........................................458
Controlling the EQ via the Selected Channel section (CS-R10, CSR10- S, CSD-
R7).. .................................................................................................... 460
EQUALIZER(CS-R5).................................................................................461
Controlling the EQ via the Selected Channel section (CS-R5)........................463
Controlling the EQ via the OVERVIEW screen..............................................464
Controlling an EQ via the SELECTED CHANNEL VIEW screen..........................465
EQ popup window (CH 1–72, CH 73–144, MIX, MTRX/ST)...............................466
EQ popup window (1ch)..........................................................................467
Touch EQ screen....................................................................................471
About dynamics.....................................................................................473
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DYNAMICS section..................................................................................474
Controlling a dynamics processor via the Selected Channel section..............475
Controlling a dynamics processor via the OVERVIEW screen.........................476
Dynamics fields.....................................................................................477
Controlling a dynamics processor via the SELECTED CHANNEL VIEW screen....478
DYNAMICS 1/2 popup window (1CH).. ....................................................... 479
DYNAMICS 1/2 popup window (CH 1-72, CH 73-144, MIX, MTRX/ST)................482
About insert..........................................................................................484
Using the Selected Channel section to make INSERT settings (only for CS-R10,
CS-R10-S, CSD-R7).. ............................................................................... 485
INSERT section......................................................................................487
Using the OVERVIEW screen to make INSERT settings..................................488
Using the SELECTED CHANNEL VIEW screen to make INSERT settings.. .......... 489
INSERT screen.......................................................................................490
OUTBOARD screen.. ...............................................................................491
INSERT/D.OUT popup window (1CH).........................................................492
INSERT/D.OUT popup window (12CH INSERT 1, 12CH INSERT 2)....................493
Inserting an external device into a channel.. ............................................. 494
Directly outputting an input channel........................................................496
INSERT/D.OUT popup window (1CH/D.OUT)...............................................498
INSERT/D.OUT popup window (12CH/D.OUT).............................................499
Patching multiple Direct Outs simultaneously...........................................500
DIRECT OUT page...................................................................................501
About delay.. ........................................................................................503
DELAY section(CS-R10, CSR10- S, CSD-R7) .................................................504
Controlling the delay via the Selected Channel section(CS-R10, CSR10- S, CSD-
R7) ......................................................................................................505
Controlling the delay via the OVERVIEW screen..........................................506
Controlling the delay via the SELECTED CHANNEL VIEW screen.....................507
DELAY popup window (12ch)...................................................................508
DELAY popup window (CH 1-72, CH 73-144, MIX, MTRX/ST).. ........................ 510
DELAY SCALE popup window.. ................................................................. 511
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DELAY TIME popup window.....................................................................512
Using SENDS TO.....................................................................................513
Using SENDS FROM.. .............................................................................. 515
MIX/MATRIX SEND section(CS-R10, CSR10- S, CSD-R7) ................................516
Using the Selected Channel section to make send level settings(CS-R10, CSR10-
S, CSD-R7) ............................................................................................518
SENDS TO popup window........................................................................519
SENDS FROM popup window.. ................................................................. 521
Using the faders to adjust the sends (SENDS ON FADER mode)......................523
SENDS ON FADER popup window..............................................................524
Using the Touch Screen section to make send level settings (CS-R5).. ........... 525
SENDS/USER DEFINED KNOB popup window..............................................527
Using the Quick data copy function..........................................................529
Operating the Quick Data Copy function from the OVERVIEW screen or SENDS
TO/SENDS FROM popup windows.............................................................530
PARAMETER COPY popup window.. .......................................................... 531
Operating the Quick Data Copy function from the HPF/EQ and DYNAMICS 1/2
popup windows.....................................................................................532
PARAMETER SET popup window...............................................................533
Operating the Quick Data Copy function from the SELECTED CHANNEL VIEW
and TO STEREO popup windows...............................................................534
PARAMETER SET popup window...............................................................535
Controlling via the TO STEREO section......................................................536
TO STEREO section.................................................................................537
ST mode and LCR mode...........................................................................538
TO STEREO popup window......................................................................540
Signal flow.. ......................................................................................... 543
SIGNAL FLOW popup window...................................................................544
Channel Job 546
About DCA/Mute groups library................................................................546
About DCA.. .......................................................................................... 547
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Assigning channels to a DCA (Selecting the channels that will belong to a
specific DCA).........................................................................................548
Assigning channels to a DCA (Selecting the DCAs to which a specific channel
will belong).. ........................................................................................ 549
Using DCAs............................................................................................550
Viewing the list of DCA status on the OVERVIEW screen.. ............................. 551
Using DCAs............................................................................................552
DCA ROLL-OUT.. .................................................................................... 553
DCA GROUP ASSIGN window (ALL DCA).. ................................................... 554
DCA ASSIGN popup window.....................................................................555
DCA/MUTE ASSIGN window (1CH).............................................................556
About mute groups.. .............................................................................. 557
Assigning channels to a mute group (Selecting the channels that will belong to
a specific mute group)............................................................................558
Assigning channels to a mute group (Selecting the mute group to which a
specific channel will belong).. .................................................................560
Temporarily defeating the Mute function..................................................561
MUTE GROUP ASSIGN window (ALL MUTE).................................................562
DCA/MUTE ASSIGN window (1CH).............................................................564
Channel link..........................................................................................565
Channel link operations..........................................................................566
CH LINK popup window.. ........................................................................ 567
Temporary link.. ................................................................................... 568
Configuring a temporary channel link.......................................................569
Copying channel parameters...................................................................570
CH COPY popup window.. ....................................................................... 572
CH COPY PRESET popup window..............................................................574
Moving channel parameters....................................................................576
CH MOVE popup window.........................................................................578
Initializing channel parameters...............................................................579
CH DEFAULT popup window.. .................................................................. 580
Parameters to be copied.........................................................................581
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GEQ/PEQ/Automixer 584
Graphic EQ, parametric EQ and Automixer.. .............................................. 584
About using a graphic EQ (GEQ)................................................................585
About using a parametric EQ (PEQ)...........................................................586
About Automixer................................................................................... 587
DSP resource management for GEQ..........................................................588
Inserting a GEQ/PEQ into a channel via the Selected Channel section............590
INSERT screen.......................................................................................592
The MOUNT GEQ/PEQ screen.. ................................................................. 593
GEQ ASSIGNMENT popup window.............................................................594
Inserting a GEQ/PEQ into a channel via the OVERVIEW screen.......................595
Inserting a GEQ/PEQ into a channel via the SELECTED CHANNEL VIEW screen
(CS-R10, CS-R10-S, CSD-R7).....................................................................596
Using the 31BandGEQ.............................................................................598
GEQ/PEQ EDIT screen.. ........................................................................... 600
Using the Flex15GEQ..............................................................................602
Using the 8BandPEQ...............................................................................604
GEQ/PEQ EDIT screen (8BandPEQ)............................................................605
About Automixer................................................................................... 608
Theory of Automixer operation................................................................609
Inserting Automixer into a channel.. ........................................................ 610
GEQ RACK screen...................................................................................611
GEQ MOUNT popup window.....................................................................612
GEQ RACK screen...................................................................................613
Controlling the Automixer parameters.. ................................................... 614
Plug-ins 618
About plug-ins.......................................................................................618
Using plug-ins.......................................................................................623
PLUG-IN RACK page of the RACK&REC screen.............................................624
RACK MOUNT popup window...................................................................625
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PLUG-IN ASSIGNMENT popup window.......................................................626
Plug-in screen.......................................................................................627
Controlling the plug-in parameters..........................................................628
Controlling the REV-X plug-in parameters.................................................631
Controlling the SP2016 parameters..........................................................634
Controlling the VSS4HD plug-in parameters.. ............................................ 637
Main page.. .............................................................................................................................................................................637
Color page.. ............................................................................................................................................................................640
Controlling the NonLin2 plug-in parameters..............................................642
Controlling the Analog Delay plug-in parameters....................................... 644
Controlling the Max100 plug-in parameters...............................................646
Controlling the Dual Phaser plug-in parameters.........................................647
Controlling the Vintage Phaser plug-in parameters.. ..................................649
Controlling the H3000 Live plug-in parameters..........................................650
Controlling the Rupert EQ 773 plug-in parameters.. ................................... 652
Controlling the Rupert EQ 810 plug-in parameters.. ................................... 653
Controlling the Portico 5033 plug-in parameters........................................655
Controlling the EQ-1A plug-in parameters.................................................656
Controlling the Equalizer601 plug-in parameters.......................................657
Controlling the Dynamic EQ plug-in parameters.........................................659
Controlling the Dynamic EQ4 plug-in parameters.......................................662
Controlling the Rupert Comp 754 plug-in parameters.. ............................... 664
Controlling the Rupert Comp 830 plug-in parameters.. ............................... 667
Controlling the Portico 5043 plug-in parameters........................................669
Controlling the Portico 5045 plug-in parameters........................................670
Controlling the U76 plug-in parameters....................................................671
Controlling the Opt-2A plug-in parameters................................................672
Controlling the Comp276 plug-in parameters.. ..........................................673
Controlling the Buss Comp 369 plug-in parameters.....................................674
Controlling the MBC4 plug-in parameters..................................................678
Controlling the DaNSe plug-in parameters.. .............................................. 681
Controlling the OpenDeck plug-in parameters...........................................683
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Using the Tap Tempo function.................................................................685
Effects and tempo synchronization..........................................................688
Recording 690
2-track USB recorder..............................................................................690
Recording audio to a USB flash drive.. ......................................................691
RECORDER screen..................................................................................695
Playing back audio files from a USB flash drive..........................................697
RECORDER screen..................................................................................699
Playback mode pattern.. ........................................................................ 701
Editing the title list................................................................................702
RECORDER screen..................................................................................704
Multitrack recording and virtual sound check............................................705
Signal flow during a virtual sound check (VSC)...........................................708
Signal flow for the USB memory recorder..................................................709
Assigning channels to the input/output of the recorder...............................710
RECORDER screen..................................................................................711
INPUT PATCH popup window...................................................................713
OUTPUT PATCH popup window................................................................714
Virtual sound check.. ............................................................................. 715
About Dante..........................................................................................716
Patching for multitrack recording and virtual sound check..........................717
RECORDING PATCH screen.. .................................................................... 718
Recording or playing back using a DAW on the computer.............................720
Configuring Dante Accelerator.................................................................721
Configuring a Dante Virtual Soundcard.....................................................722
Configuring Dante Controller.. ................................................................723
Setting up DAW software.. ...................................................................... 724
Audio recording and playback.. ...............................................................725
Scene memory 726
About the conceptual memory diagram.. .................................................. 726
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About scene memories.. ......................................................................... 728
Using the keys in the SCENE MEMORY section.. .......................................... 731
Storing scenes (Using the keys in the SCENE MEMORY section).....................733
SCENE STORE screen..............................................................................735
Automatic suggestion of scene numbers and names.. ................................. 737
Updating scenes (Using the keys in the SCENE MEMORY section).. ................ 738
Recalling scenes (Using the keys in the SCENE MEMORY section).. ................ 739
SCENE field...........................................................................................741
Storing scenes (Using the SCENE LIST screen)............................................742
SCENE LIST screen.. ............................................................................... 744
Recalling scenes (Using the SCENE LIST screen).. ....................................... 746
Using USER DEFINED keys to recall a scene (Direct Recall function)...............747
Sorting scene memories.. ....................................................................... 750
SCENE LIST screen.. ............................................................................... 751
About editing scene memories.................................................................752
SCENE LIST screen.. ............................................................................... 753
Deleting a scene (DELETE).......................................................................755
Duplicating a scene (DUPLICATE).. ........................................................... 756
Modifying the scene number and title (RENAME)........................................757
About the Focus function........................................................................758
Using the Focus function.........................................................................759
FOCUS field...........................................................................................761
SCENE SETUP (FOCUS) popup window......................................................762
Using the Fade function..........................................................................766
FADE TIME field.. ................................................................................... 767
SCENE SETUP (FADE TIME) popup window.................................................768
Outputting a control signal to an external device in tandem with scene recall
(GPI OUT).. ........................................................................................... 769
GPI field............................................................................................... 771
Playing back an audio file in tandem with scene recall (PLAYBACK LINK).. ..... 772
PLAYBACK LINK field..............................................................................774
PLAYBACK LINK popup window................................................................775
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Using the Global Paste function...............................................................776
GLOBAL PASTE screen.. .......................................................................... 778
SCENE SELECT popup window.. ............................................................... 782
About the Recall Safe function.................................................................783
Using the Recall Safe function................................................................. 784
RECALL SAFE screen...............................................................................785
Creating an event list.............................................................................788
EVENT LIST screen.. ...............................................................................789
EVENT LIST EDIT popup window...............................................................792
Using MANUAL to recall scenes from an event list.......................................793
EVENT LIST screen.. ...............................................................................794
About the Isolate function.......................................................................795
Using Preview mode.. ............................................................................ 796
Using Preview mode (Using the keys in the SCENE MEMORY section...........797
Using Preview mode (Using the SCENE LIST screen)....................................798
About the functions in Preview mode.. ..................................................... 799
OVERLAY 801
About the Overlay function.....................................................................801
Selected Channel section OVERLAY.. .................................................. 802
Controlling the Overlay function using the keys and knobs on the top panel.. 806
Controlling the Overlay function from the touch screen..............................807
OVERLAY SETTING screen........................................................................808
Example of panel and touch screen indication while Overlay is enabled.. ...... 810
File 811
SAVE/LOAD.. ......................................................................................... 811
Data handled by a settings file.................................................................812
Saving the RIVAGE PM series’s settings on a USB flash drive.........................814
SAVE SELECT screen...............................................................................816
Loading a file from a USB flash drive.........................................................819
LOAD SELECT screen.. ............................................................................ 822
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LOAD SELECT screen.. ............................................................................ 824
LOAD SELECT screen.. ............................................................................ 825
About loading........................................................................................828
Editing the files saved on the USB flash drive.............................................829
SAVE/LOAD popup window......................................................................830
Sorting files and editing file names/comments...........................................832
Sort buttons located at the top of the file list.............................................833
Copying and pasting a file.......................................................................834
Deleting a file........................................................................................835
Creating a directory...............................................................................836
Exporting a CSV file................................................................................837
CSV EXPORT/IMPORT popup window........................................................839
Theatre Mode 840
Theatre mode........................................................................................840
How to configure the Theatre mode settings.. ........................................... 841
How to configure the Theatre mode settings for DSP engines.......................843
SELECTED CHANNEL VIEW screen (Theatre mode).......................................844
Added indicators in Theatre mode............................................................845
OVERVIEW screen.. ................................................................................ 846
How to configure the actor library settings.. .............................................847
Actor library screen.. ............................................................................. 848
User Setup 850
Preference settings................................................................................850
SURFACE SETTINGS1..............................................................................851
SURFACE SETTINGS2..............................................................................853
SCREEN SETTINGS..................................................................................855
MISC....................................................................................................857
Channel Strip section: Using the CUSTOM [1]/[2] keys (CS-R10, CSD-R7)........858
Channel Strip section: Using the [CUSTOM] keys (CS-R5).............................859
Custom fader banks and master faders.....................................................860
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CUSTOM FADER BANK popup window.. ..................................................... 862
USER DEFINED KNOBS section.. ...............................................................864
Assigning a function to a USER DEFINED knob............................................865
USER DEFINED KNOBS popup window.......................................................867
Functions that can be assigned to the USER DEFINED knobs.........................868
Channel Strip section.............................................................................872
Assigning a function to a channel strip encoder..........................................874
Using the USER DEFINED keys section (CS-R10, CSD-R7)..............................877
Using the USER DEFINED keys section (CS-R5)............................................878
Assigning a function to a USER DEFINED key..............................................880
Modifying the contents displayed for the USER DEFINED keys......................881
USER DEFINED KEYS popup window.. ....................................................... 882
USER DEFINED KEY LABEL popup window (CS-R10, CSD-R7).........................884
USER DEFINED KEY LABEL popup window (CS-R5).......................................885
Functions that can be assigned to the USER DEFINED keys...........................886
Using the Alternate function.. ................................................................. 895
MIDI/GPI 896
About MIDI............................................................................................896
Basic MIDI Settings.. .............................................................................. 897
MIDI/GPI window (MIDI SETUP page).. ...................................................... 899
MIDI SETUP popup window.. ................................................................... 901
Using Program Changes to recall scenes.. ................................................. 902
MIDI/GPI window (PROGRAM CHANGE page)..............................................905
MIDI PROGRAM CHANGE popup window....................................................906
Using Control Changes to control parameters............................................908
MIDI PROGRAM CHANGE popup window....................................................910
MIDI/GPI window (CONTROL CHANGE page)...............................................911
About GPI.............................................................................................912
Using GPI IN..........................................................................................914
GPI page...............................................................................................916
Using GPI OUT.......................................................................................917
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Yamaha v4 Benutzerhandbuch

Kategorie
Audio-Equalizer
Typ
Benutzerhandbuch