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What is the Sync Track?
In addition to the tracks for recording audio signals,
the VS-880EX has a separate track for recording MIDI
Clock signals. This is called the sync track. Unlike
conventional multi-track recorders, it is not necessary
to reserve one of the audio tracks for recording the
sync signal.
To use the sync track, first the MIDI clock of the MIDI
song data to which you want to synchronize must first
be recorded onto the sync track. Then, transmit the
recorded MIDI clock data to the MIDI sequencer to
synchronize the MIDI song data. This is a convenient
method to use when the MIDI song data has been cre-
ated earlier than the VS-880EX song.
In particular, when synchronizing to MIDI song data
in which the tempo gradually increases or decreases,
using the tempo map allows more precise following of
tempo changes, compared to the tempo map in which
tempo is set for each measure.
Recording MIDI Clock Messages
1. Connect the VS-880EX and the MIDI sequencer as
shown below.
2. Press [SYSTEM] several times until “SYS
Sync/Tempo ?” appears in the display.
3. Press [YES].
4. Press PARAMETER [ ] several times until
“SYS SYN: Sync Tr. Rec?” appears in the display.
5. Press [YES].
“Wait for Start” appears in the display, and the sync
track is ready for record MIDI clock data.
6. Start playback of the MIDI song data.
The MIDI clock data is recorded on the sync track.
While MIDI clock data is being recorded onto the sync
track, the input sources can be monitored, but audio
tracks cannot be recorded or played back.
7. When the MIDI song data is finished playing
back, the VS-880EX automatically stops recording
MIDI clock data. Return to Play condition.
Synchronized Operation
1. Connect the VS-880EX and the MIDI sequencer as
shown below.
MIDI OUT
MIDI Sequencer
MIDI IN
MIDI Sequencer
Chapter 9 Use with MIDI Devices
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- OWNER'S MANUAL 1
- USING THE UNIT SAFELY 3
- IMPORTANT NOTES 5
- Handling the Disk Drive 6
- Concerning Copyright 6
- About SCMS 6
- Disclaimer of Liability 6
- About the License Agreement 6
- CONTENTS 10
- Preparations 12
- Connectivity 13
- Substantial Options 13
- Front and Rear Panels 14
- Recorder Section 16
- Display section 18
- Rear Panel 19
- Saving and Managing Data 21
- About Events 23
- Mixer Section 24
- Input Mixer 26
- Track Mixer 27
- Effect Return Mixer 27
- Effects Section 31
- Chapter 2 Basic Operation 32
- Turning Off the Power 33
- Restarting 33
- Basic Operations on the VS 34
- Switching Track Conditions 35
- Changing the Current Time 36
- Storing a Time Location 36
- 00h00m00s00 Time 37
- 0123 456 38
- TA PCLEAR 39
- Recording 40
- General Course of the 41
- Recording Process 41
- Connecting Instruments 41
- Recording to the Tracks 42
- Saving a Recorded 43
- Performance (Song Store) 43
- Recording Over a Portion of 44
- (Punch-In/Punch-Out) 44
- Using Locators 45
- Playback 47
- Recording to Other Tracks 49
- (Overdubbing) 49
- Using Effects 50
- Select an Effect 51
- Effect Number Effect Name 52
- MASTER (L, R) 54
- Recording Digital Signals 55
- Using the 3-Band Equalizer 57
- Adjusting the Equalizer 57
- Gain Frequency 58
- Frequency Q (definition) 59
- Combining the Contents of 60
- Tracks (Track Bouncing) 60
- Record and Check the Content 62
- Creating a Master Tape 63
- Protecting Performances 65
- To Remove Song Protect 65
- Composition of the Effects 66
- Connecting the Effects 66
- Selecting Effects (Patch) 70
- Creating New Effects Sounds 71
- When Saving to User Patches 72
- When Storing to a Scene 72
- Making Mixer Settings 74
- Automatically (EZ Routing) 74
- Recalling Mixdown Settings 76
- (Mixdown/Template) 76
- Storing Recording Settings 77
- (Recording/Step Edit) 77
- (Bouncing/Step Edit) 81
- Storing Mixdown Settings 84
- (Mixdown/Step Edit) 84
- Recalling User Routing 87
- Deleting User Routings 87
- About Editing Operations 88
- Track Edit 88
- Repeating Performance Data 89
- (Track Copy) 89
- Start End To TimeFrom 90
- Moving Performance Data 91
- (Track Move) 91
- Exchanging Performance Data 92
- Inserting a Blank Space Into 93
- TimeStart End 94
- Erasing Performance Data 95
- (Track Erase) 95
- Start To End Time 96
- Start End To Time 96
- Example 1: Compression 96
- Example 2: Expansion 96
- Before You Use a Zip Drive 99
- Connecting the Zip Drive 99
- Initializing the Disk 100
- (Drive Initialize) 100
- Checking Disk Reliability 101
- Saving Performance Data to 102
- Saving a Song to a Single 103
- Disk (Playable) 103
- (Drive Select) 104
- To Load Data from Disks 104
- When You Cannot Save a 105
- Song to a Single Disk 105
- (Archives) 105
- About power-save mode 106
- To Power Outlet 107
- Creating an Audio CD 108
- Writing Songs to CD-R Discs 109
- Play time 110
- Added SongPrevious Song 111
- Track Number 111
- M1 M2 M3 M97 M98 112
- Song 1 Song 2 Song 3 112
- Song 98 Song 99 112
- 00h00m00s00 112
- Saving Songs to CD-RW 113
- Discs (CD-R Backup) 113
- Saving Songs to CD-RW Discs 114
- Song Number 115
- Song Name 115
- Sample Rate Recording Mode 115
- Synchronizing with MIDI 116
- Sequencers 116
- MIDI Sequencer 118
- (implements MTC) 118
- MIDI OUT 118
- Using the Sync Track (Master) 119
- What is the Sync Track? 120
- Recording MIDI Clock Messages 120
- Synchronized Operation 120
- Using the Tempo Map (Master) 121
- What is a Tempo Map? 121
- Creating a Tempo Map 121
- Use with a MIDI Controller 126
- Switching Scenes 127
- Switching Effects 127
- Adjusting Effects 127
- Before Backing Up with DAT 128
- Items Necessary for DAT 128
- Saving Song Data to a DAT 129
- Recorder (Backup) 129
- CONDITION MARKER# 130
- Loading Performance Data 131
- (Recover) 131
- Checking Names of Saved 133
- Performance Data (Name) 133
- Checking the Recording 134
- Condition of Saved 134
- Performance Data (Verify) 134
- DAT Recorder 135
- Digital Out 135
- Chapter 11 Compatibility 136
- Song Data Compatibility 137
- Previewing Techniques 140
- (Preview) 140
- Waveform display 141
- Scrub Length (45 msec) 141
- Recalling a Specific Location 142
- Recording Mixer Settings 142
- (Auto Mix) 142
- Preparations for Auto Mix 143
- (Snapshot) 143
- Undoing Recordings and 146
- Edits (Undo) 146
- Listening Only to a Specific 148
- Channel (Solo/Mute) 148
- Simultaneously Adjusting a 149
- Stereo Source (Channel Link) 149
- Adjusting the Pan 150
- Mixing In a Stereo Source 152
- (Stereo In) 152
- Changing the Pitch During 152
- Playback (Vari-Pitch) 152
- Directly Inputting Numeric 153
- Characters 153
- Sounding the Metronome 154
- MIDI IN B 155
- When the Disk Has Little 156
- Remaining Space 156
- Changing the Name of 157
- Performance Data 157
- (Song Name) 157
- Adjusting the Levels for Each 157
- When Using Balanced Inputs 158
- Determining Output 158
- DIGITAL OUT Connectors 159
- AUX Jacks 159
- Confirming That a Drive is 160
- Not Damaged (Drive Check) 160
- Switching the Display 163
- Checking the Size of a 164
- Recorded Performance 164
- System Settings for Each 164
- When Using the Foot Switch 165
- Overall Settings for the VS 166
- Overall Settings for 168
- Playback and Recording 168
- Resetting Mixer and System 169
- Settings to Their Original 169
- MASTER SLAVE 170
- Settings for the VS-880EX 174
- MASTER (A) SLAVE (B) 176
- Recording to Cakewalk 178
- Recording to the VS-880EX 179
- 30 MIX Offset Bal 181
- 89 MIX Offset Bal 181
- Preparations for Compu Mix 182
- Recording with Compu Mix 183
- To Have the Fader Movements 183
- Using External Effects 185
- Chapter 14 189
- Information 190
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 191
- SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 191
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