Midas PRO1 User Manual

44 Chapter 7: Navigation
PRO1 Live Audio System
Operator Manual
• Assigning GEQs to the mix bay
• Recalling the currently selected channel to the channel fader bay
For more information, see the PRO1 Live Audio System Quick Start Guide.
About GUI navigation
While the control surface provides instant, one-button access to many controls, the GUI
provides an alternative way of navigating the PRO1 and offers some unique methods of
its own. The GUI menu gives you access to all of the screens that you will need and you
can even navigate backwards/forwards through the screens that you have recently
opened.
Don’t forget that you can access some of the GUI screens directly by using the
buttons in the screen access panel of the navigation zone.
>> To select a channel/group via the GUI
Click a non-control area of the channel. The local processing area will be assigned to
the local channel strip (control surface and GUI).
>> To select a channel/group using the GUI menu
At the GUI, do one of the following:
• To select an input channel, choose home
Input Channels. Then, click the bank
containing the input channel you want to open (for example, channels 9-16), and
click the desired input channel (for example, IN14).
• To select an output channel, choose home
Mix & Outputs. Then, click the bank
containing the output channel you want to open (for example, Aux Sends 1-16), and
click the desired output channel (for example, AS7).
• To select a VCA/POPulation group, choose home
Control GroupsVCA Groups.
Then click a non-control area in the desired group (for example, VCA5).
>> To assign a processing area to the output channel strip via the GUI
Click within one of the processing area panels in a GUI fast strip, making sure you avoid
a control.
>> To find a GUI screen that you recently opened
Use the back/forward browser buttons to do one of the following:
• To return to the GUI screen you just opened, click
the back button (as shown right).
• To open one of the GUI screens you have recently
visited, click the back/forward buttons. The back
button will take you back through your browser
history, while the forward button goes the opposite
way.
The back/forward buttons, which are always to the right of the home button, are
similar to those on standard browsers found on any PC.
Back button
Forward button

Midas PRO1 Specifications

General

Brand	Midas
Model	PRO1
Category	Stereo System
Language	English