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Working with Mains and VCAs 136
Channel Strips Show VCA Contribution
The effective gain of any channel is equal to the combination of its individual channel fader, plus any (all) VCA level changes that
affect that channel.
Input and output channels display the net effect of VCA level (effective gain) on-screen. This lets you keep track of what all cur-
rently assigned VCAs are doing to channels and buses at all times.
On-Screen VCA Indication
VENUE displays effective gain as a second, red “ghost” fader caps below the faders of channels that are currently assigned to one
or more VCAs.
The opacity of the ghost caps vary with the actual VCA levels:
• Lighter caps indicate smaller amounts of VCA contribution.
• Brighter caps indicate larger amounts of VCA contribution.
Turning Channel VCA Indication On and Off
By default, channel VCA indication is on. You can turn off VCA indication on the Options > Interaction page of the external
screen.
To turn channel VCA indication off or on:
1 On the external screen, go to Options > Interaction.
2 In the Fader Configuration section, select or de-select Show VCA Contribution as desired.
VCA contribution shown in the on-screen fader displays
Effective
Channel levels
gain (VCAs)
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