Roland VM-C7100 Owner's Manual page 107

Chapter 7 Mixing Procedure 3 (Settings Common to Input and Output)
Controlling the mute/solo state of each fader-group master fader
A fader-group master can be soloed or muted. This has the effect of soloing or
muting all channel faders registered in the fader group.
1. Press [FADER GROUP] MASTER 1-24 in the SECTION area.
2. Select MUTE or SOLO using the CH STATUS MODE button.
Pressing [MUTE] or [SOLO] turns each indicator on.
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3. Press the fader-group channel's [STATUS] button to mute or solo the
corresponding fader group (p. 77).
Registering a fader-group master in a mute group
A fader-group master can also be registered in a mute group (p. 103). When this
group is muted, it's as if you'd turned down the fader-group's fader all the way
down.
1. Press [MUTE GROUP] under MEMORY/RECALL while holding down
[SHIFT].
This calls up the mute-group setting screen.
2. Use [PAGE UP] or [PAGE DOWN] to select the mute group you'd like to
work with.
3. Use CURSOR [UP], [DOWN], [LEFT] or [RIGHT] to select the desired set of
six GROUP MASTER channels.
4. Registering or deleting a fader-group channel in or from a mute group
A fader-group channel can be added to or removed from a mute group using [F1] to
[F6].
Repeat Steps 3 and 4 to edit other mute groups' registrations. To work with another
fader group, return to Step 2.
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Selecting the VIEW page in
Step 2 displays the current
mute status of all channels.
The mute setting can also
be changed directly using a
cursor and [F1] to [F6].