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Creating a tempo map
To change the initial tempo of the song, use the following
procedure to change the setting of tempo map 1.
1. Press [SYSTEM]. If a message with a question mark
such as “SYS System PRM?” does not appear, press
[SYSTEM] once again.
2. Use PARAMETER [ ][ ] to get the “SYS
Sync/tempo?” display, and press [YES].
3. Use PARAMETER [ ][ ] to make the display
read “SYS Syn: Tmap1=120.”
The display below means that tempo map 1 starts at
measure 1, and specifies a time signature of 4/4 and a
tempo of 120 quarter notes per minute.
4. Set the tempo and time signature.
Each time you press CURSOR [ ], the blinking area
will step through the tempo map number, tempo, start-
ing measure, and time signature. Move the blinking
area to the value that you wish to change, and use the
TIME/VALUE dial to modify the value. (It is not possi-
ble to change the starting measure of tempo map 1.)
When you press CURSOR [ ], the tempo map number
will blink.
5. Press [PLAY (DISPLAY)] to return to Play condition.
Tempo
This sets the tempo (25.0Ð250.0) of the tempo map. The mea-
sure and beat shown in the display, the metronome sound,
and the MIDI Clock signals sent from the VS-880 will be
according to this tempo setting.
Measure
This sets the starting measure (1Ð999) of the tempo map.
The measure and beat shown in the display, the metronome
sound, and the MIDI Clock signals sent from the VS-880
will be according to this tempo setting.
Beat
This sets the time signature (1/1Ð8/1, 1/2Ð8/2, 1/4Ð8/4,
1/8Ð8/8) of the tempo map. The beats shown in the display,
the metronome sound, and the MIDI Clock signals sent
from the VS-880 will be according to this time signature set-
ting.
Synchronized operation
1. Use a MIDI cable to connect the VS-880 and the MIDI
sequencer as follows.
2. Make sure that the MIDI OUT/THRU connector is set
for use as a MIDI OUT connector.
With the factory settings, MIDI OUT is selected.
Press [SYSTEM], select ÒSYS MIDI PRM?Ó, select ÒSYS
MID: MIDIThr=Ó, and make sure that it is set to ÒOut.Ó
3. Make settings so that MIDI Clock will be used for syn-
chronization.
Press [SYSTEM], select ÒSYS Sync/Tempo ?Ó, select
ÒSYS Syn:Gen.=Ó, and set this to ÒMIDIclk.Ó
4. This completes synchronization settings for the VS-880.
Press [PLAY (DISPLAY)] to return to Play condition.
5. Make settings on your MIDI sequencer so that it will
synchronize to incoming MIDI clock messages, and
prepare it to begin playback of MIDI song data.
When you start playback on the VS-880, the MIDI
sequencer will begin playback in synchronization.
MIDIThr (MIDI thru switch)
This selects the function of the MIDI OUT/THRU connec-
tor. With the factory settings, this is set to ÒOut.Ó
Out: The connector will transmit MIDI messages from
the VS-880. Select this when you want to transmit
metronome Note messages or mixer parameter
settings (control change messages or exclusive
messages).
Thru: MIDI messages received at the MIDI IN connec-
tor will be retransmitted from the connector
without change.
MIDI
INOUT THRU
SWITCH
FOOT
IN
OUT
DIGITAL
(
5,6
)
PHONES
MIDI IN
CONDITION MARKER#
MASTER
INPUT TRACK
AUX
TIMETIME
48
24
4
0
dB
1122
Time signatureMeasure Tempo map number Tempo
Chapter 5 Use with MIDI devices
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- 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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