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11. DIGITAL Connectors (IN, OUT)
The VS-1680 features both coaxial and optical digital
I/O connectors (conforming to S/P DIF).
IN: This inputs a digital audio signal (stereo).
You can select either the coaxial input
connection or the optical connection.
OUT: This outputs a digital audio signal
(stereo). Here you can use both the coaxi-
al connector and the optical connector
simultaneously, and each can carry a dif-
ferent signal.
S/P DIF (Appendices p. 64)
* To record a digital audio signal, it is not sufficient to sim-
ply connect a digital audio device to the DIGITAL IN
connector. When inputting a digital audio signal, refer to
“Recording Digital Signals” (p. 74).
* It is not able to input or output analog audio signals.
12. PHANTOM Switch
This turns phantom power (+48 V) on and off. When
the factory settings, it is set to “Off.”
Phantom Power (Appendices p. 64)
* Supplying phantom power to dynamic microphones or
audio playback devices may result in damage to your
equipment. Thoroughly read the owner’s manual of your
microphone, and make sure that the phantom
power switch is set to “Off” unless you are using
a condenser mic that requires phantom power.
* Switching the phantom power on or off while the VS-
1680 is turned on produces a loud noise that can damage
amps and speakers. Turn the phantom power on or off
only when the VS-1680 is turned off.
* When nothing is plugged into the INPUT 1–2 jacks, make
sure that the phantom power switch is set to “Off.” Also,
we recommend that turn the INPUT knob fully to the
“LINE” to recording with as high sound quality as possi-
ble.
13. GUITAR (Hi-Z) Jack (Guitar)
14. INPUT Jacks (3–8)
15. INPUT Jacks (1–2)
These are input jacks for analog audio signals. INPUT
1 and 2 are XLR connectors, and INPUT 3–8 are 1/4”
phone jacks. On INPUT 8, the GUITAR (Hi-Z) jack, a
1/4” phone type high-impedance jack, can be used
instead of, but not at the same time as the regular
INPUT 8 jack; you may use either type of jack. If
cables are connected to both inputs, the GUITAR (Hi-
Z) jack will take priority. Use the INPUT knobs to
adjust the input sensitivity of each input.
Front and Rear Panels
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- OWNER'S MANUAL 1
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 2
- SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 2
- USING THE UNIT SAFELY 3
- IMPORTANT NOTES 5
- Handling the Disk Drive 6
- Concerning Copyright 6
- Disclaimer of Liability 6
- About the License 6
- Agreement 6
- CONTENTS 10
- Preparations 12
- Simple Operation 13
- Connectivity 13
- Substantial Options 13
- Front and Rear Panels 14
- Recorder Section 16
- Rear Panel 18
- Saving and Managing Data 20
- About Events 22
- About Button Names 22
- Mixer Section 23
- Input Mixer 25
- Track Mixer 26
- Switching the Fader Functions 26
- Effects Section 30
- Chapter 2 Basic Operation 31
- Before You Finish Operations 32
- Basic Operations on the 33
- Track Mixer Master Block 35
- Switching Track Conditions 36
- Changing the Current Time 36
- Storing a Time Location 36
- Auxiliary Cursor Cursor 37
- 0123 456 38
- 00h00m00s00 Time 38
- Storing Mixer Settings 39
- Recalling EZ Routing 56
- Deleting EZ Routings 57
- Recording 58
- General Course of the 60
- Recording Process 60
- Connecting Instruments 60
- Recording to the Tracks 61
- Master Send Switch 62
- Master Send Pan 62
- Saving a Recorded 63
- Performance (Song Store) 63
- Recording Over a Portion of 63
- (Punch-In/Punch-Out) 63
- Playback 64
- Start Punch-in Punch-out Stop 64
- Area (Loop Recording) 66
- Recording to Other Tracks 68
- (Overdubbing) 68
- MASTER OUT 73
- Recording Digital Signals 74
- Adjusting the Tone 75
- (Equalizer) 75
- Combining the Contents of 77
- Tracks (Track Bouncing) 77
- Effect Switch 79
- Send Level 79
- Send Pan 79
- Creating a Master Tape 80
- Protecting Songs 81
- (Song Protect) 81
- Protecting Performances 82
- To Remove Song Protect 82
- About Editing Operations 83
- Track Edit 83
- Start End To Time 84
- Inserting a Blank Space Into 87
- TimeStart End 88
- Start End Time 89
- Performance Data (Track Time 90
- Compression/Expansion) 90
- Naming Tracks (Track Name) 91
- Performance Data 92
- Other Song 92
- Current Song 92
- Current Drive 92
- Current playback time 93
- Phrase to be edited 93
- Phrase not to be edited 93
- TO TimeFROM 94
- Moving Phrases (Phrase Move) 96
- Sound (Trim In) 97
- Sound (Trim Out) 98
- Naming Phrases (Phrase Name) 102
- Composition of the Effects 103
- Connecting the Effects 103
- Effect Insert Switch 104
- Insert Send Level 104
- Insert Return Level 104
- Effect Send Level 106
- Effect Send Pan 106
- Effect Send Switch 106
- Return Level 107
- Return Balance 107
- Selecting Effects (Patch) 108
- Current EffectCursor 109
- Function Buttons 109
- Patch Number Patch Name 110
- Connecting the Zip Drive 111
- Initializing the Disk 111
- (Drive Initialize) 111
- Saving Performance Data to 113
- (Playable) 114
- Single Disk (Archives) 117
- Saving to Disks (Store) 117
- Connecting the CD-R Drive 120
- Creating an Audio CD 120
- Writing Songs to CD-R Discs 121
- Added SongPrevious Song 124
- Track Number 124
- Saving Songs to CD-R Discs 125
- (CD-R Backup) 125
- Loading Songs From CD-R Discs 126
- Synchronizing with MIDI 128
- Sequencers 128
- MIDI Sequencer 129
- (implements MTC) 129
- Synchronization with the MIDI 130
- Using the Sync Track (Master) 131
- What is the Sync Track? 132
- Recording MIDI Clock Messages 132
- Synchronized Operation 132
- Using the Tempo Map (Master) 133
- What is a Tempo Map? 133
- = (Tempo) 134
- Start Times 137
- Use with a MIDI Controller 138
- Switching Effects 139
- Adjusting Effects 139
- Before Backing Up with DAT 140
- Saving Song Data to a DAT 141
- Recorder (Backup) 141
- Loading Performance Data 143
- (Recover) 143
- Checking Names of Saved 145
- Performance Data (Name) 145
- Checking the Recording 146
- Condition of Saved 146
- Performance Data (Verify) 146
- DAT recorder 147
- Digital Out 147
- Chapter 10 Compatibility 148
- Converting VS-1680 Song 150
- Data for Use with the VS 150
- 880 (Song Export) 150
- 880/VS-880EX (Song Export) 152
- When VS-880, VS-1680 and 153
- VS-880EX Format Song Data 153
- Previewing Techniques 154
- (Preview) 154
- Begins (example) 155
- Adjusting the Scrub Length 155
- Recalling a Specific Location 156
- Recording Mixer Settings 156
- (Auto Mix) 156
- Auto Mix to be edited 159
- Setting Value 159
- Undoing Recordings and 160
- Edits (Undo) 160
- Listening Only to a Specific 162
- Channel (Solo/Mute) 162
- About Solo Mode 163
- Simultaneously Adjusting a 164
- Stereo Source (Stereo Link) 164
- Mixing In a Stereo Source 165
- (Stereo In) 165
- Changing the Pitch During 166
- Playback (Vari-Pitch) 166
- SpaceSpace 167
- MIDI IN B 168
- When the Disk Has Little 169
- Remaining Space 169
- Data (Song Erase) 170
- Performance Data (Song Name) 171
- Rearranging the Order of 171
- Song Data (Song Arrange) 171
- Changing the Name of 171
- Dividing Performance Data 172
- Into Two Parts (Song Split) 172
- Connecting Performance 173
- Data (Song Combine) 173
- Adjusting the Levels for Each 174
- When Using Balanced Inputs 174
- Determining Output 175
- AUX Jacks 176
- DIGITAL OUT Connectors 176
- DIRECT OUT 177
- Confirming That a Drive is 178
- Not Damaged (Drive Check) 178
- Switching the Display Content 180
- Track Channel 181
- Lower Part of the Display 182
- Actual volume level 184
- Each fader position 184
- Holding Level Meter Peaks 185
- When Using the Foot Switch 186
- Overall Settings for the VS 187
- 1680 (Global Parameters) 187
- Displaying Measures and Beats 188
- Current Time 189
- M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 189
- Stopping the Cooling Fan 190
- Overall Settings for 191
- Playback and Recording 191
- (Play/Record Parameters) 191
- Resetting Mixer and System 192
- Settings to Their Original 192
- To Have a Message 193
- Displayed at a Specified Time 193
- MASTER SLAVE 194
- Settings for the VS-1680 198
- Cakewalk 199
- Recording to Cakewalk 200
- Recording to the VS-1680 201
- Using an External MIDI 202
- Device to Adjust the Mixer 202
- (Compu Mix) 202
- 30 MST Offset Balance 203
- 89 MST Offset Balance 203
- Preparations for Compu Mix 204
- Recording with Compu Mix 204
- INPUT OUTPUT 207
- Information 210
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