Fostex VM200 manual Scene Edit Indicator, What Can You Store in a Scene?

Scene Edit Indicator

The bottom half of the function page is identical to the CHANNEL EDIT func- tion page, displaying PAN controls for each channel in the current layer.

scene number
scene name	EQ Enable indicator	scrollable list of scene names and numbers

EQ Enabled channel layer in selected scene

The SCENE MEMORY RECALL function page includes the following informa- tion:

❑current scene name and number (in the above example “P0” means “Preset 0”)

❑EQ-enabled channel layers in the current scene (left side of page)

❑a scrollable list of scene memory location names and numbers

❑EQ-enabled channel layers in the scene selected in the list (right side of page)

❑the bottom half of the function page is identical to the Channel Edit function page. It displays PAN controls for each channel in the cur- rent layer. Adjustments you make to the PAN controls will be saved with the scene.

Scene Edit Indicator

The VM200 features an EDIT indicator that lights up when you adjust any parameter in the scene, indicating that the current scene no longer exactly matches the parameters of the scene you recalled.

Init Mix

PO

Init Mix

PO

EDIT

EDIT indicator

What Can You Store in a Scene?

You can store the following VM200 mix settings in a scene:

Section	Items
	Ch fader, Ch on, Ch pan, AUX1–4 sends, Eff1/2 sends, AUX1&2 pan,
Channel	AUX 3&4 pan, EQ/LO Gain/Freq/Q, EQ/LO-MID Gain/Freq/Q,
(ch1–ch20)	EQ/HI-MID Gain/Freq/Q, EQ/LO Gain/Freq/Q, EQ on, Routing, Phase,
	Ch pair, Mute/Fader group, S/P DIF IN
Master	ST Buss master/on, AUX1–4 master/on, Eff1/2 master/on
Scene Status	EQ Enable, ADD AUX, AUX1–4 post/pre, Eff1/2 post/pre, AUX1&2 pair,
	AUX3&4 pair
Others	Scene name, Effects 1/2 selection

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