PreSonus StudioLive AI Series - Manual (Page 71)

6 QMix-AI for iPhone and iPod Touch
6.2 Wheel of Me
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Channel Send Levels. Sets the Channel Send Levels to the Selected Aux Bus.
To adjust the send levels for any channel, tap anywhere in the channel’s level
control and move your finger up or down while maintaining constant contact
with the screen. These send-level displays have been designed to emulate the
StudioLive Fat Channel meters while in Aux Mix mode, so they should look familiar!
To navigate right or left, touch anywhere in the channel sends
and swipe your finger to the left or right. Swiping left scrolls the
screen to the left. Swiping right scrolls the screen to right.
To the left of each channel send is a meter that displays the channel’s
current signal level. Use this meter to determine if a particular channel has
signal and to see how hot a signal is before you set the send level.
Power User Tip: The aux sends support off-axis movement. Once you have
touched a send-level control to select it, you can slide your finger anywhere in
the screen and make an up/down movement to control the send level.
Lock Orientation. Locks Device in the Landscape View.
Enabling the Lock Orientation button will lock your iPhone/iPod touch in
Landscape view. While this button is enabled, you cannot open the Wheel of Me.
Locking the view will also remove the Start Page button. Until this option is
disabled, QMix-AI will launch in this view when connected to the current mixer.
Power User Tip: If QMix-AI doesn’t change pages when you change your iPhone
or iPod touch’s orientation, make sure that Lock Orientation is not enabled.
6.2 Wheel of Me
QMix-AI’s Wheel of Me provides you with an easy and effective way to control all
of the channels that contain your voice and instruments. To open the Wheel of
Me, turn your iPhone/iPod touch to the Portrait view. The Wheel of Me will open
for the currently selected aux mix, so if you have Aux Mix 3 selected on the Aux
Mix page, Aux Mix 3 will still be selected when you open the Wheel of Me.
To begin, set up your monitor mix using the Aux Mix page in QMix-AI,
VSL-AI, or your StudioLive. Once you have your monitor mix dialed in to
taste, you simply need to identify which channels are yours. After this,
the Wheel of Me will control the volume of all your channels as a group,
preserving the volume of each channel relative to the others.
Me Button. Opens the Me Page.
From the Me page, you can identify which channels are yours in any aux mix.
For example, if you sing backup vocals and play bass, you probably want
to hear more of those channels, so you would identify those channels as
“Me.” As a bass player, you might also want the kick-drum level to increase in
proportion to your bass, in which case identify that channel as “Me” as well.