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8. Adjust the send level to effect 1. Rotate the TIME/VALUE dial.
This adjusts the amount of effect for each channel.
EFFECT 1 Send (Effect 1 send level)
Specify the volume level (0Ð127) of the signal that is sent to the EFFECT 1 buss. The default setting
is 100.
9. Press PARAMETER [ ].
The display will indicate ÒEFFECT1 Pan=Ó.
10.Adjust the panning of the input to effect 1. Rotate the TIME/VALUE dial.
EFFECT 1 Pan (Effect 1 pan)
For channels on which Channel Link is ÒOff,Ó this sets the panning (L63Ð0ÐR63) of the stereo signal
which is output to the EFFECT 1 buss. ÒL63Ó is far left, and ÒR63Ó is far right.
For channels on which Channel Link is ÒOn,Ó this sets the left/right volume balance (L63Ð0ÐR63)
of the stereo signal from the paired channels which is output to the EFFECT 1 buss.
The default value is Ò0Ó (center).
11.Press [EDIT(SOLO) several times until “MST EFF1 RTN to=” is displayed.
12.Rotate the TIME/VALUE dial. For this example, select “MIX” so that the signal will be sent from
master out.
EFF1 RTN to (Effect 1 return to)
Select the output destination of effect 1. The busses that can be selected will depend on the current
mixer mode.
When in INPUT➝TRACK mode
MIX:
the MIX buss (stereo)
AUX: the AUX buss (stereo)
13.Press PARAMETER [ ].
The display will indicate ÒEFF1 RTN Lev=Ó.
14.Adjust the output level of effect 1. Rotate the TIME/VALUE dial.
This adjusts the overall amount of effect.
EFF1 RTN Lev (Effect 1 return level)
Set the output level (0Ð127) of effect 1.
15.Press PARAMETER [ ].
The display will indicate ÒEFF1 RTN Bal=Ó.
16.Adjust the left/right volume balance of effect 1. Rotate the TIME/VALUE dial.
EFF1 Bal (Effect 1 balance)
Set the left/right volume balance (L63Ð0ÐR63) of effect 1.
17.Press [EFFECT] several times until “EFF EFFECT-1 PRM ?” is displayed.
18.Press [YES].
19.Select effect 1. Rotate the TIME/VALUE dial. For this example, select an effect such as A00
RV:LargeHall.
20.Press [YES].
When the song is played back, you will hear reverb applied to it.
Chapter 8 Using the internal effects
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Chapter 8
- 1/ 2 / 3 / 4 / CLEAR 1
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 2
- SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 2
- Introduction 4
- Contents 6
- Main features 10
- Important notes 11
- Concerning copyright 12
- Disclaimer of liability 12
- Additional Precautions 12
- Front and rear panels 13
- Recorder section 14
- Display section 15
- Rear panel 16
- Mixer-related 17
- A.Mix Mode (Auto mix mode) 18
- Playing back the auto mix 19
- Erasing the auto mix 19
- INPUT MIX/TRACK MIX 20
- Using the 3-band equalizer 21
- Recorder related functions 22
- Effect related 23
- ● Space Chorus 24
- ● Lo-Fi Processor 25
- ● 4-Band Parametric Equalizer 26
- ● 10-Band Graphic Equalizer 27
- ● Hum Canceler 28
- ● Vocal Canceller 28
- ● Vocoder 2 29
- ● Voice Transformer 30
- REV (Reverb) 31
- FE (Fader edit) 31
- MID (MIDI control) 31
- ● Mic Simulator 32
- ■ Inserting an effect 34
- Inserting in stereo 36
- Inserting to the master out 36
- Display related 37
- Disk drive related 38
- To stop during the procedure 39
- Synchronization related 40
- CV (Convert) 41
- Gen (Sync generator) 41
- ■ Using the tempo map 42
- MIDI related 43
- ■ Using the numeric keys 44
- ([NUMERICS]) 44
- (Shift Lock) 44
- ■ Easy time adjustment 45
- Sources, tracks, and channels 46
- Workstation) 46
- Signal flow (busses) 46
- Mixer section 48
- 2 31 4 L R 49
- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 49
- ■ Switching the mixer mode 51
- Recalling a scene 52
- Effects section 54
- VS-880 operation 54
- ■ Selecting parameters 55
- ■ Executing an operation 55
- ■ Changing the current time 56
- ■ Storing a time location 57
- CONDITION MARKER# 58
- ■ Marking a time location 59
- ■ Clearing a mark 60
- Before you begin 61
- Listening to the demo song 61
- Making a new recording 62
- General procedure for multi 63
- ■ Recording additional tracks 64
- (Punch-in/out) 64
- Recording procedure 65
- ■ Combining the performances 67
- ■ Creating a master tape 67
- EQ Switch (equalizer switch) 68
- EQL (equalizer low) 68
- EQM (equalizer middle) 68
- EQH (equalizer high) 68
- Applying effects (Loop) 69
- Each channel settings 70
- Master block settings 71
- Digital recording 72
- MasterClk (Master clock) 73
- VariPitch 73
- Before you finish operations 74
- Re-starting the VS-880 75
- What is editing? 76
- Finding a desired location 76
- (Preview) 76
- Basic procedure 77
- Re-using part of the perfor 78
- Modifying the organization 79
- Erasing part of a performance 81
- Exchanging performance data 81
- Inserting blank space into a 82
- Deleting a portion of a 83
- Modifying the playback 84
- (Time compression/expansion) 84
- About MIDI 85
- ■ Using MTC 86
- MTC Type 87
- Source (Sync source) 88
- ErrLevel (Error level) 88
- Creating a tempo map 90
- Synchronized operation 90
- ■ Using the sync track 91
- When you experience prob 92
- Saving performance data 94
- ■ When the data cannot be 95
- If you have problems saving 96
- Saving performance data to 97
- Loading performance data 98
- MIX Sw (mix switch) 100
- EFFECT 1 (Effect 1 switch) 100
- EFFECT 1 Pan (Effect 1 pan) 101
- EFF1 Bal (Effect 1 balance) 101
- BUSS Sw (buss switch) 102
- BUSS Sel (buss select) 102
- EFFECT1 (Effect 1 switch) 103
- Input (input select) 107
- Sounding the metronome 109
- Using a foot switch to play 110
- Stopping automatically 110
- (Marker stop) 110
- Changing the pitch during 111
- Listening only to a specific 111
- Simultaneously adjusting a 112
- Undoing a recording or 112
- When the disk has little 113
- Switching the contents of 114
- Displaying measures/beats 115
- Checking the size of a 115
- Restoring the mixer settings 116
- If there is no internal hard 116
- Collecting just the sections 118
- Copying an 8-track MTR 119
- Controlling the mixer from a 120
- MIDI sequencer 120
- Preparations 121
- Recording mixer operations 121
- Performing a compu-mix 121
- DeviceID (Device ID) 122
- MIDIThr (MIDI thru switch) 122
- Settings for the slave VS-880 124
- MMC-compatible device 125
- ■ If you have problems with 126
- Using external effect units 127
- Appendices 129
- Connecting a disk drive 130
- ■ SCSI ID numbers 131
- ■ Partitions 131
- Troubleshooting 132
- ■ Disk drive problems 133
- ■ Synchronization problems 133
- (does not synchronize) 133
- ■ Other problems 133
- Error messages 134
- Special key operations 136
- Parameter list 138
- TRACK MIX Mode 139
- ■ System Parameters 140
- Sync/Tempo 141
- Sync Track Convert 141
- MIDI Implementation Chart 143
- Mixer section block diagram 144
- Glossary 145
- Specifications 146
- About the V-XPANDED sticker 147
- ■ Special key operations 148
- ■ Track sheet 152
- CLASSE B 153
- Information 154
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