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Roland VS-1824 Manual do Proprietário (140 páginas)

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Appendices

1

About MIDI

3

About SCSI

4

Troubleshooting

5

Disk drive problems

6

Internal Effects

7

CD-RW Drive Problems

7

MIDI Devices Problems

7

Other problems

8

Error Messages

10

Glossary

12

Shortcut Key Operations

14

■ LOCATOR/SCENE buttons

15

■ FUNCTION buttons

15

Parameter List

16

■ Master Block [MASTER]

17

Preset Patch List

20

Stereo Delay Chorus

21

■ Reverb2 (20 presets)

22

■ Mic Modeling (22 presets)

22

Algorithm List

25

(Compressor-related)

25

Sound types

26

Reverb sound quality

26

Delay repetition

28

Setting up pitch

32

Tips for using Vocoder

34

What is RSS?

35

Continued

35

For Stereo Speakers

36

Delay RSS

37

Chorus RSS

38

GuitarMulti 1–3

39

Vocal Multi

42

St Phaser (Stereo Phaser)

47

St Flnger (Stereo Flanger)

49

Reverb sound

52

MultiTapDly (Multi-Tap Delay)

54

Stereo Multi

56

Reverb 2

58

1, 2, 3, 4, 1+4, 2+4, 3+4

60

Creating lo-fi sounds

61

Cutting noise

62

Preventing howling

63

Hum Canceler

64

Vocal Canceler

65

Voice Transformer

67

Vocoder 2 (19)

69

Mic Converter A

71

Mic Converter B

71

Muting the bass

73

Muting vocals

73

Muting noise

73

TapeEcho201

74

Output L

74

Output R

74

AnalogFlnger (Analog Flanger)

75

AnalogPhaser

76

Speaker Modeling

77

Mastering Tool Kit

79

2. Data Transfer Address Map

98

MIDI Implementation

100

3. MIDI Machine Control

123

4. Appendices

125

Mix Offset Bal

127

Mixer Section Block Diagram

128

Master Block

129

Track Sheet

130

Track Sheet (2)

131

Specifications

132

...MEMO

137

Contents

139

Roland VS-1824 Manual do Proprietário (295 páginas)

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VS-1824 Owner’s Manual

1

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

2

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

2

USING THE UNIT SAFELY

3

IMPORTANT NOTES

5

Handling the Internal Hard

6

Disk Drive

6

Copyright

6

About the License Agreement

6

Disclaimer of liability

6

Table of Contents

10

Preparations

16

Simple Operation

17

Connectivity

17

Major Options

17

Top and Rear Panels

18

Front & Rear

19

Recorder Section

20

Rear Panel

22

Front Panel

23

Saving and Managing Data

24

The Location Where a

25

Sources, Tracks, and Channels

25

Takes and Phrases

25

About Events

26

About Button Names

26

Mixer Section

27

Input Mixer

28

Track Mixer

28

Switching the Fader Functions

28

V. Track

30

Effects Section

31

Turning the Power On and Off

32

Saving Your Song

33

(Song Store)

33

Setting the Internal Clock

34

Displays or Operations

35

Page Boxes

36

Page Marks

36

Track Condition

36

System Condition

36

Mixer and System Initialize

37

SMPTE Time Code

38

Cursor Measure Beat

38

Marker Number

38

Selecting a Playlist Display

39

Function Buttons

40

Mixer Channel Display

41

Changing Track Status

42

Muting and Soloing

42

Using Locators

43

Auxiliary Cursor Cursor

44

Using Markers

45

When saving Auto Mixes

46

Other Ways to Move In a Song

47

Protecting Performances

48

Selecting and Loading Songs

49

(Song Select)

49

Preparing for a New Recording

50

Recording Mode

51

Parameters)

51

About Recording Times

52

If “Drive Busy!” is Displayed

52

Song Numbers

52

Connecting Instruments

53

Recording to the Tracks

54

Mix Send Switch

55

Mix Send Pan

55

Recording on Other Tracks

56

(Overdubbing)

56

Recording Using Different

56

Virtual Tracks (V-Tracks)

56

Manual Punch-In/Punch-Out

57

Auto Punch-In and Punch-Out

58

Chapter 4

59

Loop Recording

60

Undo and Redo

62

To use the Undo Function:

63

To cancel an Undo (Redo):

63

Cancel Only the Very Last

63

Performed Operation

63

Track Bouncing

64

Track Bouncing With Effects

65

Recording a Digital Source

66

Using the Metronome

67

Program the Tempo Map

68

Using an External MIDI Sound

68

Source to Play the Metronome

68

Fader/Mute Button

71

Determining Output

72

AUX Connectors

73

Digital Out Connectors

73

Direct Out Connectors

74

Mixer Buttons and Faders

75

(Fader Mode)

75

Input Mixer Default

76

Assignment

76

Channel Link

77

Linked Channels

78

Linking the Faders of Two or

79

More Channels (Fader Group)

79

Selecting V-Tracks

80

Using the Equalizer (EQ)

80

Attenuation

82

Copying Mixer Settings

83

Mixer Scenes

84

Recalling a Scene Without

85

[F2 (FX2)] Effect 2 Send

87

[F3 (FX3)] Effect 3 Send

87

[F4 (FX4)] Effect 4 Send

87

[F5 (AUX)] AUX Send

87

[F1 (FX1In)] Effect 1 Insert

88

[F2 (FX2In)] Effect 2 Insert

88

[F3 (FX3In)] Effect 3 Insert

89

[F4 (FX4In)] Effect 4 Insert

89

[F1 (Link)] Channel Link

89

[F2 (ATT)] Attenuation

89

Chapter 6

91

[F4 (AUX.B)] AUX B

96

[F5 (DOUT1)] DIGITAL OUT 1

96

[F6 (DOUT2)] DIGITAL OUT 2

96

Location of Effects

99

Effect Types

99

Procedure for Using Effects

100

Selecting Effect Patches

101

Patch Number Patch Name

102

This Block is On

102

Connecting Insert Effects

103

When FX1 is used in Track 6

104

Master Block

105

Three Insert Effect Examples

105

Next, Set Up the Mixer

106

Begin by Selecting the Effect

106

Connecting Loop Effects

107

Two Examples of Using Loop

108

Using Effects While Recording

109

Recording

110

Recording Insert Effects

110

Recording a loop effect

111

Recording Stereo Effects

112

Three Important Reminders

112

About Using Effects

112

Chapter 8 EZ Routing

113

Using EZ Routing Step Editing

114

Step Editing

117

Using EZ Routing Templates

123

Chapter 9 Automix

124

Using Automix

125

Realtime Automix

125

Automating the Master Stereo

126

Mix and Monitor Output

126

Automating Effect Returns

126

Snapshot Automation

127

Snap Mode

128

Automating Effect Changes

128

Gradation

129

Two Gradation Examples

130

Updating Automix

131

Editing Automix Data

132

Copy area Destination Marker

134

12 345 67 8910 11

134

Destination Marker

134

12 345 67 91011 13812

134

Smooth Data Transitions

135

(Gradation)

135

Values (Shift/Expand)

136

Erasing Automix Data

138

Track Editing

139

Track Cut

140

Chapter 10

141

Track Move

142

Start End To Time

143

Track Copy

144

Track Insert

146

Track Exchange

147

Track Time Compression/

148

Expansion

148

Track Name

150

Track Import

151

Phrase Editing

152

Dividing a Phrase

153

(Phrase Divide/Split)

153

(Phrase Split)

154

Phrase Move

155

Phrase Copy

157

Phrase Trim In

159

Phrase Trim Out

160

Phrase New

161

Track containing the Phrase

162

V-track containing the Phrase

162

4-digit number

162

Deleting a Take

163

Editing Operations

164

Steps for Track Editing

164

Step 1: Set the Edit Points

165

Adjusting the Preview Length

166

Setting Scrub Length

167

Increments

167

Setting Scrub Direction

167

Waveform Display

168

Step 2: Perform the Button

169

Pushes to Complete the Edit

169

Track Editing vs. Phrase

170

An Editing Note of Caution

171

Practical Editing Application

171

SPECIAL SHORTCUT:

172

Chapter 12 Song Editing

173

Song Split

174

Song Combine

175

Mastering Room

177

Mixing Down to the Mastering

177

Chapter 13

179

Playing Back the Mastering

180

To Prohibit Digital Copying

181

Mixing Down While Inserting

181

Creating an Audio CD

183

Before Using the CD-RW drive

184

Audio CD

184

Creating a Master Stereo Mix

185

Finalizing

185

Assembling Multiple Songs

186

CD Track Number Tip

187

Writing Songs to CD-R Discs

188

Adding a Song to a Partially

190

Recorded Disc

190

Arranging and Recording

190

Multiple Songs to a CD-R Disc

190

CD Player Function

191

Capture Audio data from

192

Audio CD (Capture function)

192

Connecting an external

194

CD-R/CD-RW Drive

194

Vari Pitch

195

Numerics/ASCII

195

Stereo Input

196

Using the MONITOR Knob to

196

Adjust Channel Panning

196

Synchronizing with MIDI

197

Sequencers

197

Synchronization Using the

198

VS-1824 as the Master

198

VS-1824 as the Slave

199

Using MTC Offset

200

Using the Sync Track (Master)

200

Recording MIDI Clock Messages

201

Synchronized Operation

201

Using the Tempo Map

202

Tempo Map Number

203

Other Methods to Generate A

204

Sync Track or Tempo Map

204

Chapter 15

205

Using MIDI Controller

206

Messages

206

Switching Scenes

207

Switching Effects

207

MIDI Machine Control

208

Common Terms

209

Cakewalk Pro Audio

210

Cubase VST

211

Logic Audio

212

Digital Performer

213

Vision DSP

214

VS-1824 as Master Device

215

Chapter 17 Using Hard Drives

216

Recording Times vs. Sample

217

Rate/Recording Modes

217

Checking Remaining Space

217

Recovering Drive Space

218

Song Erase

219

Using External Hard Drives

220

Connecting a Removable

221

External Hard Drive

221

Saving a Song to an External

223

Drive (Song Copy)

223

Song Copy Playable

224

Song Copy Archives

225

Loading a Song from an

226

External Drive

226

Loading a Song from External

227

Drive Select

228

Hard Drive Maintenance

229

Drive Check

230

Surface Scan

231

Backup Options

232

Chapter 18 CD-R Backup

233

Inserting a CD

234

If a disc tray does not open

234

CD-R Backup

235

CD-R Recover

236

Before Backing Up to DAT

238

Saving Song Data to DAT

239

(DAT Backup)

239

Time Needed to Backup

240

Recovering Data from a DAT

241

Checking DAT Tape Contents

242

Chapter 19

243

Drive Compatibility

245

Song Import

246

Song Export

247

System Settings for Each Song

249

Peak indication

250

Global Settings

251

Numerics Type

252

Measure Display

253

SCSI ID Number

254

IDE Drive Switch

254

Input Peak Level

255

Previous/Next Switch

255

Fan Control

256

MIDI Model ID

257

Play and Record Settings

258

Fade Length

259

Alarm Clock

260

Chapter 22

261

Syncing Two VS-1824s or a

262

VS-1824 and a VS-1680

262

MASTER SLAVE

262

Syncing a VS-1824 and

263

VS-880/880EX or VSR-880

263

VS-1824 Settings

264

VS-880/880EX Settings

264

Correspondence Between MIDI

265

Preparations for Compu Mix

266

Synchronizing with Video

267

Equipment

267

Using External Effects Units

268

How Do I Control the Stereo

269

Tracks Independently?

269

Used For?

270

How Do I Burn Audio CDs?

270

How Do I Set CD Markers?

271

How Do I Create a Tempo Map?

272

How Do I Use Automix?

272

Chapter 23

273

How Do I Bounce Tracks?

274

Why Can’t I Hear My Effects?

275

How Do I Use the Scrub and

276

Waveform Display Features?

276

How Do I Restore the Mixer

277

How Do I Import VS-1680

278

VS-880/880EX, VS-890/VSR-880

278

Numerics

279

Information

290

Canceling the capture

294

Capturing Time

294

A demo song is pre-installed!

295

Roland VS-1824 Manual do Utilizador (140 páginas)

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User Guide

1

Contents

3

Si vous installez une seule

10

EFFECT A

10

Preparations

11

Audio Devices and Headphones)

12

Turning On the Power

13

Mixer and System Initialize

14

Internal Clock

15

Set the year, month, and day

16

Turning Off the Power

18

Listening to the Demo Songs

20

Scene 1: Standard

21

Scene 2: Acoustic version

21

Demo Song (Song Select)

22

: for the VS-890/VSR-880

23

3, 5 6, 8

24

Listening to

25

Viewing the Level Meters

26

Adjusting the Overall Volume

27

Different Arrangement (Scene)

28

Making a Multi-Track

33

Recording

33

Connecting Microphones

36

Recording On a Track

40

At this time, the sound of

41

Recorded

43

Canceling the Recording

44

Undo Level

45

(Punch-In/Punch-Out)

48

For details refer to “Track

52

Erase” (Owner’s Manual

52

(Song Optimize)

53

Recording On a V-Track

55

For details refer to

56

“Auxiliary Tracks for Each

56

Track” (Owner’s Manual

56

It is not possible to change

58

V-tracks while the song is

58

Recording On Other Tracks

59

Changing the Partition Size

68

(Drive Initialize)

68

Using Effects

71

Playback

72

MASTER OUT

75

MONITOR OUT

75

Monitor Sound as You Record

76

Otherwise, you will create

87

18, 2021

88

During Playback

90

During Recording

94

Signal Flow (Routing)

98

[CLEAR]

99

Add Finishing Touches

101

Erasing an Unwanted Portion

106

(Track Cut)

106

CD-R Disc

107

Deleting an Unwanted Portion

110

At the Beginning of the Song

110

(Mastering Room)

112

For details on the signal

113

(Routing) (p. 117)

113

After Rec (after recording)

114

FXIns (effects insert)

114

Signal Flow (Routing) (p

118

Press [CD-RW]

120

Press [F1 (MstRm)]

120

(Routing) (p. 125)

121

Effect Insert Switch

122

Insert Send Level

122

Insert Return Level

122

You cannot record the

124

Adding Track Number Markers

126

Assigning Track Numbers

127

Creating an Original Audio CD

128

Writing a Song to a CD-R Disc

129

Finalize (Appendices p. 12)

131

TOC (Appendices p. 13)

131

The available speeds will

133

Press [PLAY (DISPLAY)]

134

...MEMO

138

Information

139

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