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CookieĬloudflare sets this cookie to identify trusted web traffic. These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. The Group’s Tooltips allow you to select a Group simply by typing the Group number.Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. When a VCC module becomes ungrouped, then the module keeps it’s last known settings.Įach Group label around the Group knob is clickable, allowing the user to directly select a Group, without having to scroll through the intermediate Groups.When a VCC module is joining an occupied group, then the module takes on the group's settings.When a VCC module is joining an empty group, then the module keeps it’s own settings, and applies it to the group.When a VCC module is grouped, then the module uses the group’s settings.When a VCC module is ungrouped, then the module uses it’s own settings.You could also use several groups and make your own hybrid console!īelow are some rules that explain how grouping works with the VCC modules: At its most basic use, you can just set all VCC Channels and the Mixbuss to the same group, emulating mixing through one console. Groups make using the Virtual Console Collection very simple, quick, and intuitive.

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