Grass Valley XG Vertigo Configuration Guide v.5.0 - Manual (Page 98)

Vertigo XG Configuration Guide 5-43
Dashboard - Vertigo XG’s Local Configuration Software
Audio Mixing Profiles dialog box
The Audio Mixing Profiles dialog box allows you to create up to ten (10) audio mixing profiles
that can be assigned as defaults for the various audio formats on the Dashboard’s Hardware
Settings’ Audio page. See
“Hardware Settings > Audio page” on page 5-36 for more details
regarding assigning defaults.
The Audio Mixing Profile dialog box facilitates the creation of mixing profiles by letting you work
from within one of three predefined matrixes formats: 2x2, 6x6, or 8x8 channels. You can also
add or remove channels from the matrix to suit your needs. Each matrix structure allows you
to assign the percentage of the input audio signal that will be mixed into the output channel.
Figure 5-20 and the following tables the components of the Audio Mixing Profiles dialog box:
Figure 5-20. Audio Mixing Profile dialog box with a 6 x 6 matrix mixing profile
P ROFILE ID Identifies the profile ID number associated to a specific mixing profile
matrix. You can store up to ten (10) audio mix profiles in the list
(numbered 0 to 9). It is this number that will be used to set the default
mixing profiles for the various audio files listed on the Hardware
Settings’ Audio page (see
“Hardware Settings > Audio page” on page
5-36 ).
A DD / R EMOVE buttons The A DD button adds the mixing profile matrix that is currently being
created to the Profile ID list and assigns it a Profile ID number in the
list.
The R EMOVE button deletes the selected mixing profile from the
Profile ID list. The Remove command is also accessible by right-
clicking on the Profile ID list.