User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Table of Contents
- About the Relevant Manuals
- Component Structure
- Part Names & Functions (CS-R10, CS-R10-S, CSD-R7)
- Selected Channel section
- INPUT/A.GAIN/SILK/D.GAIN/DELAY
- EQUALIZER
- LPF/HPF
- DCA/MUTE/INSERT
- DYNAMICS
- MIX/MATRIX SENDS
- UTILITY section
- SCENE MEMORY section
- USER DEFINED KEYS/KNOBS section
- Touch Screen section (bay L, bay C)
- Channel Strip section (bay L, bay R, bay C)
- [TOUCH AND TURN] knob/layer selection
- Front panel of the control surface
- Rear panel of the control surface
- Precautions regarding using the NETWORK connector
- Part Names & Functions (CS-R5)
- Basic operations on the panel
- Basic touch screen operations
- Basic operations on the top panel
- Shut down (power-off procedure)
- Other convenient functions
- On-screen user interface
- Viewing a touch screen
- Entering names
- Using tool buttons
- Resetting parameters to default
- Comparing two settings
- Using libraries
- Recalling a preset from a library
- Library screen (Recall)
- Storing setting data in a library
- Library screen (Store)
- Deleting setting data from a library
- Library screen (Delete)
- Pair setting
- Setting or defeating pairing on the SELECTED CHANNEL VIEW screen
- Screen Overview
- Quick Guide
- Basic system
- Installing optional cards
- Assigning the Unit ID
- Connecting the devices
- Turning on the power to the system
- Setting the word clock
- Assigning channels to the TWINLANe network
- Patching the input ports
- Patching the output ports
- Specifying the analog gain for the HA (head amp)
- Routing a signal to the STEREO bus
- Network and Connections
- About the TWINLANe Network
- Connecting a TWINLANe network card
- Signal flow within the RPio
- About Connections
- About Dual Console
- About DSP mirroring
- Verifying the DSP mirroring operation
- About Dante
- Connecting to a Dante network
- DSP mirroring function in the Dante audio network
- Word clock in the RIVAGE PM series
- About the sampling rate converter (SRC)
- About connecting a computer
- Bay
- System Setup
- About the SETUP screen
- SYSTEM SETUP field (SETUP screen)
- USER SETUP field (SETUP screen)
- FILE field (SETUP screen)
- MAINTENANCE field (SETUP screen)
- CONSOLE STATUS field (SETUP screen)
- PANEL SETTINGS field (SETUP screen)
- SYSTEM CONFIG
- SYSTEM CONFIG Online settings
- Synchronizing the settings data between components
- DEVICE SYNC screen
- Selecting and setting up the components
- SYSTEM popup window
- HY slot popup window
- Assigning the channels (that will be used by the I/O racks) to the TWINLANe network
- HY SLOT popup window (Online)
- I/O rack settings popup window
- Assign the channels that will be used by the DSP engines to the TWINLANe network
- DSP popup window
- TWINLANe CONFIGURATION popup window
- SYSTEM CONFIG [CS1] popup window
- Editing the internal parameters of each component
- Editing the internal parameters of the RY16-ML-SILK
- Editing the internal parameters for OMNI OUT of the RY16-DA and control surface
- Editing the internal parameters for INPUT 1-8/INPUT 9-16 of the RY16-AE, and AES/EBU INPUT 1-8 on the rear panel of the control surface
- Editing the internal parameters for OUTPUT 1-8/OUTPUT 9-16 of the RY16-AE, and AES/EBU OUTPUT 1-8 on the rear panel of the control surface
- Editing the internal parameters of the MY CARD INPUT
- Editing the internal parameters of the MY CARD OUTPUT
- Editing the internal parameters for OMNI IN of the control surface
- Settings for the HY128-MD card
- SYSTEM CONFIG Offline settings
- Mounting an I/O rack (offline)
- SYSTEM CONFIG popup window (Offline)
- Specifying the type and number of cards (Offline)
- I/O rack settings popup window
- RY CARD SELECT popup window
- MY CARD SELECT popup window
- HY CARD SELECT popup window
- DELAY COMPENSATION
- DELAY COMPENSATION popup window
- Word Clock
- WORD CLOCK popup window (Master mode)
- Network
- NETWORK screen: FOR MIXER CONTROL tab
- NETWORK screen: IMMERSIVE SOUND tab
- Dante audio network settings
- HY SLOT window
- DANTE SETUP popup window
- Dante messages
- Mounting an I/O rack
- DEVICE SELECT popup window
- DEVICE LIST
- SUPPORTED DEVICE
- DVS or MANUAL
- Patching an I/O rack
- Remotely controlling an I/O rack
- HY SLOT window
- DANTE I/O DEVICE [I/O] screen
- BUS SETUP (Basic settings for MIX buses and MATRIX buses)
- BUS SETUP page
- SEND POINT (INPUT) (Specifying the send point for each input channel)
- SEND POINT page
- Mix minus
- BUS SETUP popup window
- MIX MINUS OWNER popup window
- SEND indications for a mix minus bus
- SURROUND SETUP (specifying surround mode)
- SURROUND SETUP screen
- SELECTED CHANNEL VIEW screen (SURROUND)
- OVERVIEW screen (SURROUND)
- SURROUND PAN 1CH screen
- SURROUND PAN CH1-36/ CH37-72/ CH73-108/ CH109-144 screen
- DOWNMIX screen
- SURROUND MONITOR screen
- SURROUND MONITOR SETTINGS popup window
- MONITOR SOURCE popup window (SURROUND)
- MONITOR SOURCE popup window (SURROUND)
- SURROUND CUE SETTING popup window
- PHONES popup window
- Patching
- Input channel I/O unit section
- Input channel mixing engine section
- Patching the input ports
- Display when patching conflicts between engines
- INPUT patch window
- Output channel mixing engine section
- Output channel I/O unit section
- Patching the output ports
- OUTPUT patch window
- Changing the name
- PATCH/NAME screen
- NAME/ICON EDIT popup window
- Port to port
- PORT-PORT patch window
- PORT NAME tab
- SUB IN
- Monitor
- About monitoring
- Using the Monitor function (top panel)
- Using the Monitor function
- Monitor sources
- MONITOR screen
- MONITOR SETTINGS popup window
- MONITOR SOURCE popup window
- MONITOR SOURCE SELECT popup window (INPUT)
- MONITOR SOURCE SELECT popup window (OUTPUT)
- MONITOR SOURCE SELECT popup window (DIRECT INPUT)
- INPUT PATCH popup window
- Inserting a plug-in into monitor signals
- MONITOR SETTINGS popup window (insert)
- MONITOR INSERT popup window
- INSERT MOUNT screen
- About cue
- About Cue mode and Solo mode
- About cue/solo groups
- CUE OPERATION mode
- Using the Cue function
- MONITOR screen (cue)
- CUE popup window
- CUE SETTINGS popup window
- OUTPUT PATCH popup window
- Using the Solo function
- SOLO SAFE popup window
- About oscillators
- Using the oscillators
- Destination of oscillator signals
- MONITOR screen (oscillator)
- OSCILLATOR popup window
- About talkback
- Using talkback (top panel)
- Using talkback
- MONITOR screen (talkback)
- TALKBACK SETTINGS popup window
- TALK GROUPS popup window
- TALKBACK ASSIGN popup window
- About PHONES
- Using PHONES
- MONITOR screen (PHONES)
- PHONES popup window
- Using RTA
- Using a popup window dedicated to the RTA
- MONITOR screen (RTA)
- RTA popup window
- Using the HPF/EQ popup window for the channel parameters
- Using the GEQ popup window for the inserted GEQ
- Using the PEQ popup window for the inserted PEQ
- Meters
- CH Parameter
- About GAIN/SILK
- Controlling GAIN/SILK via the Selected Channel section(CS-R10, CSR10- S, CSD-R7)
- Controlling GAIN via the Selected Channel section (CS-R5)
- Controlling GAIN/SILK via the OVERVIEW screen
- GAIN/SILK popup window
- Controlling GAIN/SILK via the SELECTED CHANNEL VIEW screen
- Signal level that flows on the TWINLANe network when gain compensation is on
- About EQ
- EQUALIZER section(CS-R10, CSR10- S, CSD-R7)
- Controlling the EQ via the Selected Channel section (CS-R10, CSR10- S, CSD-R7)
- EQUALIZER(CS-R5)
- Controlling the EQ via the Selected Channel section (CS-R5)
- Controlling the EQ via the OVERVIEW screen
- Controlling an EQ via the SELECTED CHANNEL VIEW screen
- EQ popup window (CH 1–72, CH 73–144, MIX, MTRX/ST)
- EQ popup window (1ch)
- Touch EQ screen
- About dynamics
- DYNAMICS section
- Controlling a dynamics processor via the Selected Channel section
- Controlling a dynamics processor via the OVERVIEW screen
- Dynamics fields
- Controlling a dynamics processor via the SELECTED CHANNEL VIEW screen
- DYNAMICS 1/2 popup window (1CH)
- DYNAMICS 1/2 popup window (CH 1-72, CH 73-144, MIX, MTRX/ST)
- About insert
- Using the Selected Channel section to make INSERT settings (only for CS-R10, CS-R10-S, CSD-R7)
- INSERT section
- Using the OVERVIEW screen to make INSERT settings
- Using the SELECTED CHANNEL VIEW screen to make INSERT settings
- INSERT screen
- OUTBOARD screen
- INSERT/D.OUT popup window (1CH)
- INSERT/D.OUT popup window (12CH INSERT 1, 12CH INSERT 2)
- Inserting an external device into a channel
- Directly outputting an input channel
- INSERT/D.OUT popup window (1CH/D.OUT)
- INSERT/D.OUT popup window (12CH/D.OUT)
- Patching multiple Direct Outs simultaneously
- DIRECT OUT page
- About delay
- DELAY section(CS-R10, CSR10- S, CSD-R7)
- Controlling the delay via the Selected Channel section(CS-R10, CSR10- S, CSD-R7)
- Controlling the delay via the OVERVIEW screen
- Controlling the delay via the SELECTED CHANNEL VIEW screen
- DELAY popup window (12ch)
- DELAY popup window (CH 1-72, CH 73-144, MIX, MTRX/ST)
- DELAY SCALE popup window
- DELAY TIME popup window
- Using SENDS TO
- Using SENDS FROM
- MIX/MATRIX SEND section(CS-R10, CSR10- S, CSD-R7)
- Using the Selected Channel section to make send level settings(CS-R10, CSR10- S, CSD-R7)
- SENDS TO popup window
- SENDS FROM popup window
- Using the faders to adjust the sends (SENDS ON FADER mode)
- SENDS ON FADER popup window
- Using the Touch Screen section to make send level settings (CS-R5)
- SENDS/USER DEFINED KNOB popup window
- Using the Quick data copy function
- Operating the Quick Data Copy function from the OVERVIEW screen or SENDS TO/SENDS FROM popup windows
- PARAMETER COPY popup window
- Operating the Quick Data Copy function from the HPF/EQ and DYNAMICS 1/2 popup windows
- PARAMETER SET popup window
- Operating the Quick Data Copy function from the SELECTED CHANNEL VIEW and TO STEREO popup windows
- PARAMETER SET popup window
- Controlling via the TO STEREO section
- TO STEREO section
- ST mode and LCR mode
- TO STEREO popup window
- Signal flow
- SIGNAL FLOW popup window
- Channel Job
- About DCA/Mute groups library
- About DCA
- Assigning channels to a DCA (Selecting the channels that will belong to a specific DCA)
- Assigning channels to a DCA (Selecting the DCAs to which a specific channel will belong)
- Using DCAs
- Viewing the list of DCA status on the OVERVIEW screen
- Using DCAs
- DCA ROLL-OUT
- DCA GROUP ASSIGN window (ALL DCA)
- DCA ASSIGN popup window
- DCA/MUTE ASSIGN window (1CH)
- About mute groups
- Assigning channels to a mute group (Selecting the channels that will belong to a specific mute group)
- Assigning channels to a mute group (Selecting the mute group to which a specific channel will belong)
- Temporarily defeating the Mute function
- MUTE GROUP ASSIGN window (ALL MUTE)
- DCA/MUTE ASSIGN window (1CH)
- Channel link
- Channel link operations
- CH LINK popup window
- Temporary link
- Configuring a temporary channel link
- Copying channel parameters
- CH COPY popup window
- CH COPY PRESET popup window
- Moving channel parameters
- CH MOVE popup window
- Initializing channel parameters
- CH DEFAULT popup window
- Parameters to be copied
- GEQ/PEQ/Automixer
- Graphic EQ, parametric EQ and Automixer
- About using a graphic EQ (GEQ)
- About using a parametric EQ (PEQ)
- About Automixer
- DSP resource management for GEQ
- Inserting a GEQ/PEQ into a channel via the Selected Channel section
- INSERT screen
- The MOUNT GEQ/PEQ screen
- GEQ ASSIGNMENT popup window
- Inserting a GEQ/PEQ into a channel via the OVERVIEW screen
- Inserting a GEQ/PEQ into a channel via the SELECTED CHANNEL VIEW screen (CS-R10, CS-R10-S, CSD-R7)
- Using the 31BandGEQ
- GEQ/PEQ EDIT screen
- Using the Flex15GEQ
- Using the 8BandPEQ
- GEQ/PEQ EDIT screen (8BandPEQ)
- About Automixer
- Theory of Automixer operation
- Inserting Automixer into a channel
- GEQ RACK screen
- GEQ MOUNT popup window
- GEQ RACK screen
- Controlling the Automixer parameters
- Plug-ins
- About plug-ins
- Using plug-ins
- PLUG-IN RACK page of the RACK&REC screen
- RACK MOUNT popup window
- PLUG-IN ASSIGNMENT popup window
- Plug-in screen
- Controlling the plug-in parameters
- Controlling the REV-X plug-in parameters
- Controlling the SP2016 parameters
- Controlling the VSS4HD plug-in parameters
- Controlling the NonLin2 plug-in parameters
- Controlling the Analog Delay plug-in parameters
- Controlling the Max100 plug-in parameters
- Controlling the Dual Phaser plug-in parameters
- Controlling the Vintage Phaser plug-in parameters
- Controlling the H3000 Live plug-in parameters
- Controlling the Rupert EQ 773 plug-in parameters
- Controlling the Rupert EQ 810 plug-in parameters
- Controlling the Portico 5033 plug-in parameters
- Controlling the EQ-1A plug-in parameters
- Controlling the Equalizer601 plug-in parameters
- Controlling the Dynamic EQ plug-in parameters
- Controlling the Dynamic EQ4 plug-in parameters
- Controlling the Rupert Comp 754 plug-in parameters
- Controlling the Rupert Comp 830 plug-in parameters
- Controlling the Portico 5043 plug-in parameters
- Controlling the Portico 5045 plug-in parameters
- Controlling the U76 plug-in parameters
- Controlling the Opt-2A plug-in parameters
- Controlling the Comp276 plug-in parameters
- Controlling the Buss Comp 369 plug-in parameters
- Controlling the MBC4 plug-in parameters
- Controlling the DaNSe plug-in parameters
- Controlling the OpenDeck plug-in parameters
- Using the Tap Tempo function
- Effects and tempo synchronization
- Recording
- 2-track USB recorder
- Recording audio to a USB flash drive
- RECORDER screen
- Playing back audio files from a USB flash drive
- RECORDER screen
- Playback mode pattern
- Editing the title list
- RECORDER screen
- Multitrack recording and virtual sound check
- Signal flow during a virtual sound check (VSC)
- Signal flow for the USB memory recorder
- Assigning channels to the input/output of the recorder
- RECORDER screen
- INPUT PATCH popup window
- OUTPUT PATCH popup window
- Virtual sound check
- About Dante
- Patching for multitrack recording and virtual sound check
- RECORDING PATCH screen
- Recording or playing back using a DAW on the computer
- Configuring Dante Accelerator
- Configuring a Dante Virtual Soundcard
- Configuring Dante Controller
- Setting up DAW software
- Audio recording and playback
- Scene memory
- About the conceptual memory diagram
- About scene memories
- Using the keys in the SCENE MEMORY section
- Storing scenes (Using the keys in the SCENE MEMORY section)
- SCENE STORE screen
- Automatic suggestion of scene numbers and names
- Updating scenes (Using the keys in the SCENE MEMORY section)
- Recalling scenes (Using the keys in the SCENE MEMORY section)
- SCENE field
- Storing scenes (Using the SCENE LIST screen)
- SCENE LIST screen
- Recalling scenes (Using the SCENE LIST screen)
- Using USER DEFINED keys to recall a scene (Direct Recall function)
- Sorting scene memories
- SCENE LIST screen
- About editing scene memories
- SCENE LIST screen
- Deleting a scene (DELETE)
- Duplicating a scene (DUPLICATE)
- Modifying the scene number and title (RENAME)
- About the Focus function
- Using the Focus function
- FOCUS field
- SCENE SETUP (FOCUS) popup window
- Using the Fade function
- FADE TIME field
- SCENE SETUP (FADE TIME) popup window
- Outputting a control signal to an external device in tandem with scene recall (GPI OUT)
- GPI field
- Playing back an audio file in tandem with scene recall (PLAYBACK LINK)
- PLAYBACK LINK field
- PLAYBACK LINK popup window
- Using the Global Paste function
- GLOBAL PASTE screen
- SCENE SELECT popup window
- About the Recall Safe function
- Using the Recall Safe function
- RECALL SAFE screen
- Creating an event list
- EVENT LIST screen
- EVENT LIST EDIT popup window
- Using MANUAL to recall scenes from an event list
- EVENT LIST screen
- About the Isolate function
- Using Preview mode
- Using Preview mode (Using the keys in the SCENE MEMORY section）
- Using Preview mode (Using the SCENE LIST screen)
- About the functions in Preview mode
- OVERLAY
- File
- SAVE/LOAD
- Data handled by a settings file
- Saving the RIVAGE PM series’s settings on a USB flash drive
- SAVE SELECT screen
- Loading a file from a USB flash drive
- LOAD SELECT screen
- LOAD SELECT screen
- LOAD SELECT screen
- About loading
- Editing the files saved on the USB flash drive
- SAVE/LOAD popup window
- Sorting files and editing file names/comments
- Sort buttons located at the top of the file list
- Copying and pasting a file
- Deleting a file
- Creating a directory
- Exporting a CSV file
- CSV EXPORT/IMPORT popup window
- Theatre Mode
- User Setup
- Preference settings
- SURFACE SETTINGS1
- SURFACE SETTINGS2
- SCREEN SETTINGS
- MISC
- Channel Strip section: Using the CUSTOM [1]/[2] keys (CS-R10, CSD-R7)
- Channel Strip section: Using the [CUSTOM] keys (CS-R5)
- Custom fader banks and master faders
- CUSTOM FADER BANK popup window
- USER DEFINED KNOBS section
- Assigning a function to a USER DEFINED knob
- USER DEFINED KNOBS popup window
- Functions that can be assigned to the USER DEFINED knobs
- Channel Strip section
- Assigning a function to a channel strip encoder
- Using the USER DEFINED keys section (CS-R10, CSD-R7)
- Using the USER DEFINED keys section (CS-R5)
- Assigning a function to a USER DEFINED key
- Modifying the contents displayed for the USER DEFINED keys
- USER DEFINED KEYS popup window
- USER DEFINED KEY LABEL popup window (CS-R10, CSD-R7)
- USER DEFINED KEY LABEL popup window (CS-R5)
- Functions that can be assigned to the USER DEFINED keys
- Using the Alternate function
- MIDI/GPI
- About MIDI
- Basic MIDI Settings
- MIDI/GPI window (MIDI SETUP page)
- MIDI SETUP popup window
- Using Program Changes to recall scenes
- MIDI/GPI window (PROGRAM CHANGE page)
- MIDI PROGRAM CHANGE popup window
- Using Control Changes to control parameters
- MIDI PROGRAM CHANGE popup window
- MIDI/GPI window (CONTROL CHANGE page)
- About GPI
- Using GPI IN
- GPI page
- Using GPI OUT
- GPI page
- Using FADER START
- FADER START page
- Time code
- GPI OUT functions
- Maintenance
- Firmware version
- Firmware updates
- Adjusting the faders
- Adjusting the detection point of the touch screen panels (CS-R10, CS-R10-S, CSD-R7)
- Adjusting the detection point of the touch screen panels (CS-R5)
- Initializing the unit to factory default settings
- INITIALIZATION page
- Adjusting the input/output gain
- PORT TRIM page
- System log
- SYSTEM LOG page
- System dump (CS-R10, CS-R10, CSD-R7)
- DSP-RX INFORMATION
- Console Status
- Panel Settings
- Setting up RIVAGE PM Editor and RIVAGE PM StageMix
- About RIVAGE PM Editor
- On-line monitoring/operation
- PM Editor startup screen
- Off-line editing
- Synchronizing the edited mixing data
- RIVAGE PM Editor On-screen operation
- About RIVAGE PM Editor screens
- Operating the faders in the METER screen (Full Screen) (RIVAGE PM Editor)
- Saving and loading a file (RIVAGE PM Editor)
- Initializing PM Editor
- About RIVAGE PM StageMix
- Network settings for the control surface
- Network settings on the iPad
- Messages
Plug-in type Explanation
Amount of
DSP
resources
Tap
tempo
function
EQ-1A
Dual
Stereo
Models a classic vacuum tube passive-type vintage EQ. 3 -
Equalizer601
Equalizer that emulates the characteristics of an analog equalizer
used in the 1970s. It can be used to obtain a sense of drive.
2 -
DynamicEQ
Dual
Stereo
EQ that dynamically changes the gain, allowing the cut/boost
amount to be controlled in response to the input level.
2 -
Dynamic EQ4
Dual
Stereo
Dynamic EQ4 is a two-band dynamic equalizer that has been
expanded to feature four bands.
3 -
Rupert Comp 754
Dual
Stereo
Models a console compressor/limiter module that Rupert Neve
designed in the 1970s.
3 -
Rupert Comp 830
Dual
Stereo
Models a console compressor/limiter module that Rupert Neve
designed in the 1980s.
3 -
Portico 5043
Dual
Stereo
Models an analog compressor/limiter made by the Rupert Neve
Designs.
2 -
Portico 5045
Dual
Stereo
Models the Primary Source Enhancer made by Rupert Neve
Designs.
2 -
U76
Dual
Stereo
Models a classic vintage compressor/limiter. 3 -
Opt-2A
Dual
Stereo
Models a classic vacuum tube (optical type) compressor. 4 -
Comp276
Comp276S
This compressor emulates the characteristics of an FET compressor
commonly used in recording studios.
2 -
Buss Comp 369
Dual
Stereo
This compressor emulates a standard bus compressor that has
been used in recording studios and broadcasting stations.
3 -
MBC4
Dual
Stereo
This four-band compressor offers intuitive operability. 3 -
DaNSe
Dual
Stereo
This is a dynamic noise suppressor with exceptional sound quality
and operability.
3 -
Distortion 1-in/2-out distortion effect. 2 -
Amp Simulate 1-in/2-out guitar amp simulator. 3 -
OpenDeck
This mastering plug-in emulates the tape compression created by
two open reel tape recorders (a recording deck and a reproduction
deck).
4 -
NOTE
Plug-ins are categorized into two types: Dual plug-ins that are used by two monaural channels; and Stereo plug-ins that are used by
one stereo channel.
Unavailable Plug-in
Some plug-ins (VSS4HD and NonLin2) cannot be used on the CSD-R7 or DSP-RX(-EX).
621
Plug-ins > About plug-ins