Meyer Sound Documentation

CueStation 8.3.0 (macOS 8.3.0-2024-10-03-1702-r873cdc503, Windows 8.3.0-2024-10-03-1702-r873cdc503)

NADIA-AI12 0.7.3 (0.7.3-20240205-0001.nai12Firmware)

NADIA-AO16 / GALAXY 2.9.0

Updated Constellation UI

Changed “Delay Scale” to “Delay Divisor”

NADIA-CP can now be assigned as the Media Clock Master

Added function to record Inputs or Buses on the Matrix Partition (non-Constellation)

Bus Matrix Gain values can now fade

Fixed an issue related to downloading logs

Fixed multi-NADIA-CP network failover/redundancy

Improved VRAS implementation (diffuser stages, ER algorithm, 2nd order damping filters, pass-through mode)

Fixed issues related to establishing and maintaining stream connections

SMPTE decoding not supported

Matrix Partition Input Listens do not include Wild Tracks output

New default Spacemaps

Compatibility with Spacemap Go plugins

Supports ADM OSC reception

Manages AVB MILAN input connections between devices on the same AVB MILAN group

Can see and connect to MILAN CRF connections

Improved error notification and app behavior when the WiFi signal is lost

Tap Tempo button: A button that allows the user to tap in time with musical content to provide scaling of trajectory rate to sync with musical tempo, and fractional control

From Channel View, using Tempo Mode, when a trajectory is recalled with a different duration, the rate is scaled automatically.

Panners are now touchable/selectable in Mix Overview

Added support in the AVB Connection Manager to allow multiple assignments for a range of channels with a single tap

System Configuration View displays available clock types AAF, CRF

Added support for static IPv4 Network Address connection

Added support to allow external clocking to GALAXY from Avid VENUE S6L System with MLN-192 Milan Option Card

Panner locators on the edge of Channel Overview are now easier to touch

Crosshairs are now available in Mix Overview

The Overview allows stacking of panner locators

Added support to allow selection of a Spacemap to multiple channels in Mix or Channel Views

Create View allows swapping of wait times and transition times in the Trajectory Editor

Added support for new icons to display single or grouped Channel Snapshots

Added support to allow editing of Wait and Transition Times of Channel Snapshots that are grouped at the top level

Added support to allow editing of the ID number in System, Mix, and Channel snapshots

Canvas Orientation in Settings View > Display Settings changes the orientation of Spacemaps to be Front, Back, Left, or Right

The progress of a Mix or Channel Snapshot is indicated with an animated outline around the Recall button

Text labels have been updated in the External Device Connection tab in Settings View

Added support to allow external clocking from an AAF stream in Settings View > System Configuration Tab

Added generalized alerts in the lower left-hand corner when the mix point limit is reached

When connecting to a system configured using a previous version of Spacemap Go, the System Configuration updated to the current version

Channel > Spacemap Selection, Trajectory Selection, Rate, Offset, ScaleX, ScaleY, Rotation:

These modulate the position of the trajectory and are selected in the Channel view. Scaling may be adjusted via “Touch Trajectory” mode, whereby the trajectory may be pinched, expanded, rotated, and repositioned in realtime during playback.

Channel > Matrix Level:

The top of the Channel displays matrix levels for the selected channel. The end user may need to control a channel’s matrix levels with numerical input.

Channel > Recall Safe:

A channel may be designated so that parameters will not be recalled either via Mix or Channel snapshots.

Setlist > Mix Snapshots:

These snapshots apply to all 32 channels, and include link status, channel labels, Spacemap selection, trajectory and parameter assignments, and whether or not the trajectory is to be played back upon recall. Each Mix Snapshot has its own list of member Channel Snapshots.

Setlist > Channel Snapshots:

These Snapshots apply to a single channel and will allow the user to position statically or start movement on the fly. Mix Snapshots may be recalled from Spacemap Go or via external OSC recall. Multiple Channel Snapshots may be grouped so that they are recalled simultaneously.

Spacemaps may be created and edited. These may be locked and shared with other users.

Trajectories may be created and edited.

Individual Spacemaps or Trajectories may be shared and imported.

System status is available for diagnostics

Selected GALAXY modules are listed

Inputs view shows how the Inputs are allocated to Spacemap Go Channels

Outputs are listed, organized by module

System IP Configuration is where IP Address and Subnet mask are made here

System > Inputs

Shows how the Inputs are allocated to Spacemap Go Channels, including whether the audio source for a channel is Analog, AES3, or AVB. The AVB connection may be made in Spacemap Go.

System > Outputs

Help the user determine how to number Spacemap output numbers.

System > OSC Connections

Enabling / disabling mappings for QLab, BlackTrax, D-Mitri, and Consoles are made here. This item may be reamed, because strictly speaking BlackTrax does not use OSC. We also may rename the “QLab”, “D-Mitri” and “Console” mappings to be more generic.

System > File Management

Clear Project, Open Project, Save Project, Save Project As…, Save to Flash, Import/Export Spacemap and Trajectory functions are supported.

System > System Configuration

Spacemap Go can configure any group of GALAXY into a Spacemap System. The configuration is done up-on connection to an unconfigured system, and can be tested with Virtual GALAXY in Spacemap Mode in Compass. The user specifies from what module inputs or AVB sources provide up to 32 sources for the Spacemap Channels.