Roland VXpanded VS-880 Owner's Manual page 101

8. Adjust the send level to effect 1. Rotate the TIME/VALUE dial.
This adjusts the amount of effect for each channel.
EFFECT 1 Send (Effect 1 send level)
Specify the volume level (0Ð127) of the signal that is sent to the EFFECT 1 buss. The default setting
is 100.
9. Press PARAMETER [
The display will indicate ÒEFFECT1 Pan=Ó.
10. Adjust the panning of the input to effect 1. Rotate the TIME/VALUE dial.
EFFECT 1 Pan (Effect 1 pan)
For channels on which Channel Link is ÒOff,Ó this sets the panning (L63Ð0ÐR63) of the stereo signal
which is output to the EFFECT 1 buss. ÒL63Ó is far left, and ÒR63Ó is far right.
For channels on which Channel Link is ÒOn,Ó this sets the left/right volume balance (L63Ð0ÐR63)
of the stereo signal from the paired channels which is output to the EFFECT 1 buss.
The default value is Ò0Ó (center).
11. Press [EDIT(SOLO) several times until "MST EFF1 RTN to=" is displayed.
12. Rotate the TIME/VALUE dial. For this example, select "MIX" so that the signal will be sent from
master out.
EFF1 RTN to (Effect 1 return to)
Select the output destination of effect 1. The busses that can be selected will depend on the current
mixer mode.
When in INPUT TRACK mode
the MIX buss (stereo)
MIX:
AUX: the AUX buss (stereo)
13. Press PARAMETER [
The display will indicate ÒEFF1 RTN Lev=Ó.
14. Adjust the output level of effect 1. Rotate the TIME/VALUE dial.
This adjusts the overall amount of effect.
EFF1 RTN Lev (Effect 1 return level)
Set the output level (0Ð127) of effect 1.
15. Press PARAMETER [
The display will indicate ÒEFF1 RTN Bal=Ó.
16. Adjust the left/right volume balance of effect 1. Rotate the TIME/VALUE dial.
EFF1 Bal (Effect 1 balance)
Set the left/right volume balance (L63Ð0ÐR63) of effect 1.
17. Press [EFFECT] several times until "EFF EFFECT-1 PRM ?" is displayed.
18. Press [YES].
19. Select effect 1. Rotate the TIME/VALUE dial. For this example, select an effect such as A00
RV:LargeHall.
20. Press [YES].
When the song is played back, you will hear reverb applied to it.
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Chapter 8 Using the internal effects
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