Just about every desk has that. What Brian meant was that when one of the techs calls up a cue on their desk where the theatre goes very dark, the lighting on the desk can be programmed to follow, so that the techs/surrounding audience members aren't blinded by the desk lights/screens. Much like your smart phone does when you're using it in a dark bedroom, for instance, but with the SSL desks you get to program exactly when it happens. Clearer now?
I remember an operator being pissed about this "feature" on his Vi6 (which he admitted he still wasn't completely familiar with yet) that programmed dims couldn't be overridden or have different presets depending on where you were playing. Indoors/theater/outdoors, all needing different lighting levels... Now whether that was true or not, I don't know, since I'm not too familiar with the operation of the Vi either.Just about every desk has that. What Brian meant was that when one of the techs calls up a cue on their desk where the theatre goes very dark, the lighting on the desk can be programmed to follow, so that the techs/surrounding audience members aren't blinded by the desk lights/screens. Much like your smart phone does when you're using it in a dark bedroom, for instance, but with the SSL desks you get to program exactly when it happens. Clearer now?
According to the info on their web site, the "tone" in their EQ section can be turned on and off. Want that SSL sound? You can have it. Want a "normal" parametric EQ? You can have that too...
