I configured the Tricaster Vizion with two Aux outputs to the stage monitors in the studio for routing the sources to the monitors.
As you can see from the photo, when you select these two Aux in the selection bar, the first available sources in the display strip are the Mixes.
apart from the fact that I believe that logically a mix is never routed to a stage monitor, or at least in our way of working it is not logical to do so, the signals present on the PGM bar are sent directly, but this discrepancy of sources compared to the Main PGM bar causes all the available signals to shift by 4 buttons, and this leads to the producer's error (and in fact one of the producers placed that piece of white tape in correspondence with a particular signal which he uses to immediately notice since it is shifted!)
Of course, I also tell my colleagues that they have to be careful about the keys they press, but at speed the mistake will happen sooner or later, since by accumulating hours of work on the Tricaster project, they end up unconsciously memorizing the position of the keys exactly like a pianist or a guitarist would do.
so it would be useful to be able to move the 4 mixes and align in this way the Aux inputs with those of the Main Program Stripe.
Thanks
Flavio
As you can see from the photo, when you select these two Aux in the selection bar, the first available sources in the display strip are the Mixes.
apart from the fact that I believe that logically a mix is never routed to a stage monitor, or at least in our way of working it is not logical to do so, the signals present on the PGM bar are sent directly, but this discrepancy of sources compared to the Main PGM bar causes all the available signals to shift by 4 buttons, and this leads to the producer's error (and in fact one of the producers placed that piece of white tape in correspondence with a particular signal which he uses to immediately notice since it is shifted!)
Of course, I also tell my colleagues that they have to be careful about the keys they press, but at speed the mistake will happen sooner or later, since by accumulating hours of work on the Tricaster project, they end up unconsciously memorizing the position of the keys exactly like a pianist or a guitarist would do.
so it would be useful to be able to move the 4 mixes and align in this way the Aux inputs with those of the Main Program Stripe.
Thanks
Flavio
