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Roland VS-2480 manuels

Manuels d'utilisation et guides de l'utilisateur pour Récepteurs et amplificateurs Roland VS-2480.
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Roland VS-2480 Manuel de l'utilisateur (452 pages)

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Table des matières

02126356 '06-2-BKS

1

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

2

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

2

USING THE UNIT SAFELY

3

Important Notes

6

Copyright

8

Table of Contents

9

8—The Home Screen 119

11

Glossary 415

19

Index 423

19

1—Welcome

27

Getting More Help

29

2—Getting Around

31

Monitor/Display Controls

32

Channel Strips

33

Display Area

36

TRACK EDIT Area

37

General Controls

41

LOCATOR/MARKER/SCENE Area

44

The Rear Panel of the VS-2480

46

45 6789 10

47

1211 13 14 15

47

VM-7000 Series + VM-24E

49

3—Introduction to the VS-2480

51

The Mixing Console

52

MIDI Control Surface

53

The Internal Effects

54

The Hard Disk Recorder

55

Output Jacks and Connectors

55

Signal Flow

56

Projects

56

Busses in the VS-2480

57

Achieving Perfect Levels

58

The Importance of Backing Up

59

Things You’ll Need

61

Getting Ready

61

Powering Up

63

Conﬁguring the VS-2480

64

A Few Fundamental Concepts

65

Tools You’ll Use All the Time

66

Param 1, 2, Etc. Screens

67

The SHIFT Button

68

Using a Mouse

68

Using an ASCII Keyboard

69

Using the VGA Info Display

70

UNDO and REDO

72

Undo level

73

PHONES 2

75

PHONES 1

75

Playing the Factory Demos

76

Time counters

77

Adjusting Track Levels

78

Watching Automix in Action

78

Playing the Phrase Pads

79

Recalling Scenes

79

Turning Off the VS-2480

80

5—Understanding Effects

81

Insert Effects

82

Loop Effects

82

Master Effects

83

External Effects

83

VS-2480 Hard Disk Drives

85

Internal hard drive

86

Random Access

87

Pointer-Based Editing

88

What Is a VS-2480 Track?

89

Track Editing Basics

90

About Editing Regions

91

Working with the PROJECT LIST

93

Project Operations

95

Sample Rate

96

Recording Mode

97

Creating a New Project

98

Re-Naming a Project

99

Entering a Project Comment

99

OPTIMIZE

100

Destination Drive Selection

101

Erasing a Project

102

Splitting a Project

103

How COMBINE Works

104

Combining Two Projects

104

PROJECT menu

105

F4 (COMBIN)

105

Backing Up a Project

106

Recovering Backup Data

107

F3 (IMPORT)

108

New drive’s

108

How Export Works

109

Exporting a VS-2480 Project

110

Drive Operations

111

Fragmentation

112

Format Drive

113

Formatting a Hard Drive

114

Clear Partition

115

Drive Check

116

Running Drive Check

117

8—The Home Screen

119

Position Bar

122

The Playlist

122

V-Track Map

123

Meter Switches

124

Input Peak Indicators

125

Current Time Location Display

126

Clock, Calendar

126

Using the Fader/Pan Display

127

About The ID Buttons

127

9—Working with Input Signals

129

Phantom Power

130

Digital Input Signals

131

Digital Considerations

132

The Master Clock

132

If you don’t see the

134

How Input Connections Work

136

Patching Input Connections

136

10—Using the Digital Mixer

137

Channel Selection

138

About the Channel Faders

138

Adjusting Stereo Positioning

139

The MASTER Fader

142

Mute Mode

143

Solo Mode

143

BANKBANK AUX 7 AUX 8 USER

144

AUX 4 AUX 5 AUX 6

144

AUX 1 AUX 2 AUX 3

144

Editing Scenes

145

Scenes in Safe Mode

146

Resetting Mixer Parameters

147

Viewing a CH EDIT Screen

149

The CH EDIT Screens

150

5. ChLink

152

6. AUX Send Controls 1-8

152

Dynamics on/off

153

EQ on/off switch

153

Pre/post

154

The DYN Screen

157

4. Threshold

159

10. Graphic Dynamics Display

161

11. IN/OUT/GR Meters

161

The EQ Screen

162

The CH EDIT ASSIGN Screen

167

Parameter View

167

Assorted CH EDIT Tools

169

AUTOMIX RECRESTARTSTORE

177

ZERO STOP PLAY REC

177

SHUT / EJECT

177

PROJECT TOP

177

PROJECT END

177

The TRACK STATUS Buttons

178

Recording

179

Playback

180

Looped Playback

181

Vari Pitch Playback

182

Activating Vari Pitch

183

Timeline

184

Scrub length Scrub length

184

Scrub Scrub

184

Locators

185

Basic Locator Operations

186

Other Locator Operations

186

Locators in Safe Mode

187

PREVIOUS

189

Clearing Markers

190

Editing Markers

190

Punching

191

Punching In and Out Manually

192

Auto-Punching

192

Auto Punch IN time

193

Auto Punch OUT time

193

Performing an Auto Punch

194

Bouncing

195

Routing Tracks for a Bounce

197

V. FA D E R

198

Listening as You Bounce

200

Mixing the Bounce

200

Performing the Bounce

201

The Mechanics of Mixing

202

15—The Aux and Direct Busses

205

Direct bus

206

Conﬁguring an Aux Bus

207

Direct Busses

208

Metering Direct Bus Levels

209

Aux Bus/Direct Bus Strategy

210

16—Using Effects

213

Send Status

215

Send Level

215

Send Level Send Pan

215

Inserting an Effect

216

Insert Routing Tips

218

MASTER Bus Insert Effects

219

The EFFECT VIEW Screen

220

The Algorithm View Screen

221

Selecting Effect Patches

221

Editing Effect Patches

223

Saving Effect Patches

224

Speaker Modeling

225

Microphone Modeling

226

The FX Return Channel Fader

227

FX Return CH EDIT Tools

227

DIR Bus 1 is

229

Routing Effects to Tracks

231

18—Editing Tracks

235

Edit Points

236

Performing Edits

237

Where Editing Takes Place

238

Editing Methods

239

Edit Messages

240

Editing with a Mouse

241

Position line

242

Snapping to Grid

245

Position Cursors

246

TRACK EDIT

247

Editing from the TRACK Menu

249

19—Phrase Editing Operations

255

TRACK menu

257

F2 (MOVE)

257

F3 (TrmIn)

257

F2 (NEW)

259

NORMALIZE

260

F5 (NAME)

261

Take Mngr

262

20—Region Editing Operations

263

COMP/EXP

267

Compression Expansion

268

IN OUTOUT TO

268

EXCHANGE

270

Creating a New Playlist

271

Use: TRACK menu

272

Why You’d Use Region NAME

272

21—Using the Phrase Pads

273

Understanding the Phrase Pads

274

PHRASE SEQ

275

/ AUTOMIX

275

The PHRASE SEQUENCE Screens

276

Realtime Phrase Sequencing

278

Step Entry

279

Phrase Pad Button Summary

280

Editing a Phrase Sequence

281

When a sequence track—

282

Micro-Editing Sequencer Data

283

Using Tie, Rest and BackStep

284

Phrase Sequence Bouncing

285

The VS-2480 Outputs

287

Output Signal Routing

288

Track Direct Outs

289

23—EZ Routing

291

EZ ROUTING VIEW Screen

292

EZ Routing Tools

295

Saving an EZ Routing Template

296

24—MIDI and Synchronization

299

Changing Scenes via MIDI

302

Sending SysEx Bulk Dump Data

304

MIDI Metronome

305

Setting Up a MIDI Metronome

306

Synchronization

307

About MTC/SMPTE Frame Rates

308

The SYNC PARAMETER Screen

310

Working with a Sync Track

311

Working with a Tempo Map

312

The Elements of a Tempo Map

313

Shaping a Tempo Map By Hand

313

EXT SYNC

317

25—Surround

319

Turning on Surround Mode

321

26—Automix

325

The AUTOMIX Screen

326

Activating Automix Mode

327

The AUTOMIX STATUS Buttons

327

Recording Automix Data

328

Punch with Return

329

Punch with Keep

329

AUTOMIX Button Punching

330

Playing Back Automix Data

331

Editing Automix Data

331

This illustration shows a

332

Selected

332

Automix Editing Methods

333

Automix Editing Operations

334

Micro-Editing Automix Data

337

Mastering

339

Multi-Project Compilation CDs

341

MASTERING

343

Using the Mastering Tool Kit

345

Recording Mastering Tracks

345

Editing Mastering Tracks

346

Placing CD Track Markers

347

CD-R/RW Operations

349

Burning an Audio CD

350

Erasing a CD-RW Disk

352

The CD Player Feature

353

.WAV File Importing

354

Importing a .WAV File

355

F5 (TrkExp)

356

V-Tracks

356

Read-only

356

F6 (PhrExp)

357

Playlist

357

28—Utility Menu Parameters

359

PHANTOM SW

360

EXT LEVEL METER (MB-24)

360

PS/2 MOUSE

362

PS/2 KEYBOARD

362

OPERATION DISPLAY

365

DIGITAL I/0

366

UTILITY menu

367

F4 (PlyRec)

367

F5 (MIDI)

368

Generator

372

1. Aux Busses 1-8

373

2. Direct Busses 1-8

373

3. Stereo MONITOR bus

373

4. Stereo MASTER bus

373

1. 3. 4.2

373

Analyzer

374

DATE/TIME

376

Parameter Initialization

376

Phrase Sequencer

377

28—UTILITY Menu Parameters

378

29—Expanding the VS-2480

379

Installation Procedure

380

INOUT /THRU

381

Installation Precautions

384

Supplemental Information

387

Using a Roland DIF-AT

388

ADA-7000 Settings

389

AE-7000 Settings

390

INPUT STATUS A-D

391

CLOCK SOURCE

391

VSR-880 Settings

392

Setting Up the VS-2480

393

Using a Roland VE-7000

394

FLEX BUS Area

395

Roland MB-24 Notes

396

Factory EZ Routing Templates

397

Bouncing Template

398

Mixdown Template

399

Mastering Template

400

Surround 2+2 Template

401

Surround 3+1 Template

402

Surround 3+2+1 Template

404

VS-2480 Tick Resolution Table

405

V-Fader Control Messages

409

Automix Parameter List

410

Recording Mode Tables

412

Parameter Translations

412

Glossary

415

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