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Chapter 7: Advanced Applications and Tips
Additional Equalizers in the Built-In Effects
The VS-880EX’s built-in effects processors not only contain many useful effects, they also contain a stereo 4
band fully parametric equalizer (configurable as 8 bands in mono), and a stereo 10 band graphic equalizer.
Additional Recording Time
An additional hard disk drive can be added to your VS-880EX to increase the storage capacity for
additional recordings (see Appendices page 5, “About SCSI”). Some removable media drives may work
with your VS-880EX. See your Roland dealer for information.
You cannot record continuously from the internal disk to the external disk. Your
entire song must fit on one disk or the other.
Synchronizing Your VS-880EX
The VS-880EX has extensive synchronizing capabilities which are explained in the V-Xpanded Owner’s
Manual, Chapter 5. However, there are a few important items to remember.
Slave Mode - Master Mode
When the VS-880EX is operated in Slave mode, some external device is controlling the VS-880EX (i.e., the
VS-880EX is “slaved” to an external “master”). The VS-880EX is capable of slaving to MTC (MIDI Time
Code) or MMC (MIDI Machine Control).
When the VS-880EX is operated in Slave Mode, the sample clock will “resolve” to
the sync signal. This is very important to keep the VS-880EX from drifting in time.
When the VS-880EX is operated in Master mode, it becomes the controlling device for external “slave”
devices. The VS-880EX will output MTC (MIDI Time Code), MMC (MIDI Machine Control), SPP (Song
Position Pointer) from the Tempo Map, or SPP (Song Position Pointer) from the alternate Sync Track.
Sync Track
The VS-880EX provides a special Sync Track. A complete tempo map including MIDI clock and Song
Position Pointer can be recorded from an external sequencer, into the VS-880EX’s Sync Track. The Sync
Track can then be used to synchronize the sequencer and the VS-880EX (see page 103 of this guide).
Stereo Grouping / Channel Linking
When working with stereo signals, the Channel Link function allows you to link two channels together so
that they respond as a stereo pair (see Owner’s Manual - page 149).
Automation
• In addition to MIDI automation, there are three types of automation built into the VS-880EX:
Realtime, Snapshot and Gradation. (see pages 99-101 of this guide).
SMPTE time code and the VS-880EX
The VS-880EX sends and receives MTC (MIDI Time Code). MTC is traditional SMPTE time code
embedded in a MIDI signal. If you have an external device that will ONLY send or receive SMPTE Time
Code, you can obtain an external SMPTE - MIDI translator. For example, the MIDIMAN ‘Video Syncman’
device translates MTC to SMPTE and SMPTE to MTC.
- APPLICATION GUIDE 1.0 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Purpose of this Guide 7
- How to use this Guide 7
- Icons & Symbols 7
- Mixer Channel 8
- Commands 8
- Tracking Session 9
- Overdub Session 9
- Mixdown Session 10
- Pointer Based Editing 11
- Summary of VS-880EX 12
- Terminology 12
- Understanding Your VS-880EX 19
- Understanding The Mixer 20
- A Mixer Analogy 21
- The VS-880EX Mixer 22
- Using the [FADER/EDIT] Button 22
- INPUT Mode 23
- TRACK Mode 23
- RETURN Mode 23
- Mixer Effect Routing 24
- Now Time 24
- Virtual Tracks 25
- Finding Your Edit Points 26
- Editing Resolution 27
- Using Waveforms To Edit 28
- Undo & Redo 28
- Channels Versus Tracks 29
- VS-880EX Demo Songs 31
- VS-880EX Connections 32
- AUX SEND 33
- MASTER OUTMASTER OUT 33
- Creating A New Song 34
- Naming A Song 35
- Save Your Song to Disk Often 36
- Sample Setup 37
- Synthesizer 39
- Locators 40
- Using Locator Banks 41
- Compressor 42
- With Internal Effects 46
- Effects On Track Two 48
- PlaybackPlayback 52
- Recording 52
- Stereo Mix 61
- Compressor, To One Track 62
- Using the Serial Insert Path 63
- Using the Voice Transformer 65
- Effects When Bouncing 71
- Monitor - Cue 72
- Using [Mute] 73
- TimeStart End 77
- Start End Time 78
- TO of the EDIT 80
- Final destination 80
- Start End To Time 81
- Narration 82
- AA'A" 85
- Multiple Verses 86
- 90 VS-880EX Application Guide 90
- Using Mute During Mixdown 92
- Track DAT 94
- FX ProcessorFX Processor 95
- 96 VS-880EX Application Guide 96
- Backup Your Song to DAT 99
- Recover Your Song from DAT 100
- Creating A Tempo Map 104
- Markers (Tap Tempo) 105
- Writing One Song to CD 109
- Loading Songs From CD-R 112
- Tips & Features 113
- Slave Mode - Master Mode 115
- Sync Track 115
- Sync VS-880EX to ADAT 119
- Sync VS-880EX to DA-88 120
- Sequencer 122
- Sync VS-880EX to Video 123
- VS-880EX Application Guide 124
- Glossary of General 125
- Audio and Recording 125
- Chapter 8: Appendix 125
- More About SCSI 136
- SCSI Cables 137
- SCSI Termination 137
- “ACTIVE” Terminators 138
- Terminator Power 138
- Test For Internal Termination 138
- Double Termination 138
- SCSI Summary 139
- Erasing the Demo Songs 140
- Updating the System Software 141
- Update Procedure 142
- Blank Track Sheet 143
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