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63 PRO X User Manual
Note: Clicking the control knob icon will open the VCA Groups screen
(a submenu of the Control Groups option), which provides group management control.
>> To access the Group Sheet screen
Do one of the following:
• At the GUI, choose home  Control Groups  Group Sheet.
• In the primary navigation zone, press the vca/assignable controls screen
access button.
>> To set up the name of a VCA/POP group
Do one of the following:
• Choose from a list of pre-congured names by clicking the pencil icon
of the group. In the drop-down list, click the name of your choice, for example,
“E Gtr”. Scroll the list, if required.
• Type in a new name by clicking within the name eld of the group.
The pointer will change to a white ashing I-shaped cursor, which will
appear at the end of the name eld. Type in the new name via the keyboard
(maximum six characters).
>> To set up the colour of a VCA/POP group
1. Click the palette icon of the group.
2. In the palette (shown right), click your chosen colour. For example, blue.
>> To set up the colour of a VCA/POP group and all of its members
Click the ll icon of the group. The colour of all group members will now
match that of the group.
Setting up a mix
The control centre has up to 96 congurable mix buses (72 auxes and up to
24 matrices), each of which can be used as aux mixes, subgroups or mix minus.
All of the mixes can also be set up as stereo pairs or mono. Eight matrix outputs
can also be accessed directly from input channels via level controls, which gives
the control centre the ability to provide up to 32 discrete mixes, plus left, right
and mono. The mix sections (input fast strips) and the mix and sends sections
(mix and master bays) provide mix control and navigation, while the bus mode
selection is via GUI only.
Similarly to the inputs and groups, identication of mixes is by colour coding.
The overview displays in the GUI channel strip (see Figure 17) show the status of
the mixes, which are colour coordinated to match those in the sends section of
the control surface.
Figure 17: Typical sends sections of the mixes in the GUI channel strip