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VS-880 Application Guide

Summary of VS-880

Terminology

You might want to review the following summary of

specific VS-880 terminology. Even though you will

not need to memorize all these items, it will be

extremely helpful to at least be exposed to the

terminology before you encounter it in context

throughout all VS-880 Manuals. A more extensive

glossary of terms is included at the end of the

Appendix section of this manual and will serve to

familiarize you with many of the general terms used

in audio recording.

Auto Punch

The ability for the VS-880 to Punch Into and Out of

Record automatically based on locations that you

specify.

Aux Send

An auxiliary signal path normally used to route the

signal from a recorded track to an internal or external

effects processor device. (Reverb, EQ, delay, etc.)

Cancel

To stop in the middle of a command. To instruct the

VS-880, “No, I don’t want to do that.”

CH Edit

The button used to select a channel or track for

editing.

Channel Link

To link two channels together so they respond as a

stereo pair.

Clear

To erase or remove. e.g. To clear a locator point.

Cursor

The line, blinking area, or highlighted box that

indicates your current location within a screen

display or menu. Also refers to actual buttons on the

VS-880 front panel.

DAT Backup

The ability to store your completed song on an audio

DAT tape as a ‘backup’ in case something goes

wrong with your hard disk.

Dat Recover

The ability to recall your completed song from an

audio DAT tape and load it into your VS-880 so it can

be played, re-edited, added to, etc.

Digital In

The VS-880 input that will accept a digital signal

such as a DAT or CD.

Digital Out

The VS-880 output that will send a digital signal

from the VS-880 to some other external digital

device.

Display

The LCD screen located in the top of the right hand

section of the VS-880. Used to display important

information to the user such as information about the

present recording, edit commands, and song

position.

Pre Level

The audio signal level before it enters the front panel

fader control. Fader movement will not affect the

signal level.

Post Level

The audio signal level after it exits the front panel

fader. Fader movement will affect the signal level.

Play List

The play list is the complete set of instructions built

by you during editing to tell the VS-880 what tracks

and recordings to play and when to play them.

Fader/Pan

The fader is the linear volume control for each

channel on the front panel. The pan control is a

rotary knob used to position a mono audio signal

within a two channel stereo field.

Amp Profile

The amplitude profile is a visual representation of

the audio signal presented as vertical bars in the LCD

display.

Edit

Any change made to an original recording. For

Example, if a small section is erased from the original

recording, that is an edit. Copying one section of a

song to another part is an edit.

Effect 1 & 2

Effects are sound modifiers applied to an audio

signal to change the sound in some way. For

example, digital reverb is an effect. Changing the

relative balance of treble and bass with an equalizer

is an effect. Effect 1 & 2 may refer to internal effects

using the optional VS8F-1 or external effects.

Enter

The same as YES or OK.

EQ High

High frequency equalization boosts or lowers the

perceived loudness of treble (high) frequencies. The

VS-880 High EQ can affect frequencies from 500 Hz

to 18 kHz.

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