Panel Descriptions; Top Panel - Roland VR-6HD Startup Manual

Panel Descriptions

Top Panel

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AUDIO PLAYER
This section lets you assign sound sources such as background
music, sound effects and so on to the pads and then play them
back.
* You can use an audio file (WAV format) stored on a USB flash drive or
an SD card as the source.
[LEVEL] knob
Adjusts the playback volume of the sound source.
SIG/PEAK indicator
These indicators light up when audio output is detected.
Lit red Excessive volume (0 dB and above)
Lit yellow Appropriate volume (-20 to -1 dB)
Lit green Insufficient volume (–50 to -21 dB)
[SETUP] button
Shows the setup screen in the display.
Pads [1]–[6]
Press a pad to play back the assigned sound source.
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AUDIO OUT
[AUX 1], [AUX 2] knobs
Adjusts the volume of the AUX bus output.
[USB OUT] knob
Adjusts the volume of the USB output.
[STREAM/RECORD] knob
Adjusts the volume of streaming/recording.
SIG/PEAK indicators
These indicators light up when audio output is detected.
Lit red Excessive volume (0 dB and above)
Lit yellow
Appropriate volume (-20 to -1 dB)
Lit green Insufficient volume (–50 to -21 dB)
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REVERB
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AUDIO EFFECT
[1]–[3] buttons
Press to turn the audio effects on/off. You can also assign different
functions to each button.
[SETUP] button
Shows the setup screen in the display.
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AUDIO MIXER
[SETUP] buttons
Shows the setup screen in the display.
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[SOLO] buttons
Press these buttons to allow only the audio of the selected input
channels to be output. When this is turned on (the button lights
up) for a channel, you can monitor the pre-fader audio for that
channel through headphones.
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[MUTE] buttons
Press these buttons to mute (silence) the audio of the selected
input channels.
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Level meters
Shows the main output level.
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[SETUP] button, [MUTE] button
These buttons are for the main output.
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[1]–[7/8] faders
These adjust the input volume for each channel.
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[MAIN] fader
Adjusts the output volume.
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Display (Touch Panel)
Shows the status of the input/output video and of streaming/
recording, as well as the parameters and menus.
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