Roland VM-C7100 Owner's Manual page 75

Chapter 5 Mixing Procedure 1 (Input Channel)
Setting surround panning in CHANNEL EDIT mode
* The figure on the screen shot below shows an example of surround with the
3+2+1 system selected. If the 2+2 or 3+1 system is selected, blank space is
displayed for output channels (Flex Buses) not being used.
1. Press and select [INPUT] or [MULTI IN] in the SECTION area to select the
type of input you want to set up.
2. Press the desired channels' [CH EDIT].
3. Use [PAGE UP]/[PAGE DOWN] to select the SURROUND page.
4. Using CURSOR [UP]/[DOWN], select the region in the figure
(SURROUND PAN and STEREO LINK).
fig.05-10
5. Set the channel's right/left position using the V1 (PAN) knob, and rear/
front position with the V2 (DEPTH) knob.
6. Set up the desired balance between your surround system's front speakers
("center": "left and right") using the V3 (LR: C) knob.
You can set the balance—expressed as a percentage—between the right and left
speakers in your surround system in 3+1 or 3+2+1 mode.
When using surround, adjacent odd/even input channels can be linked and handled
as a stereo pair.
fig.05-11
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You can quickly jump to
this screen by pressing the
SURROUND STATUS
button while holding down
the channel's [CH EDIT].
In the displayed graph,
the surround position for
the channel is shown as a
white circle. As new
settings for PAN and
DEPTH cause the white
circle to move, a shadow of
its original position
remains on the screen. To
erase the shadow, press
CURSOR [UP] and then
[F1] (REFRESH).
In the displayed graph,
the position of the channel
to which the currently
selected channel is linked is
shown as a black circle.