Roland VM-C7100 Owner's Manual page 81

Chapter 5 Mixing Procedure 1 (Input Channel)
TYPE provides a variety of configuration choices for the LO-MID band:
OFF:
LPF:
BPF:
HPF:
NOTCH:
PEAK:
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Level
Level
Setting up equalizers (gain adjustment for all 4 bands at a time)
1. Press and select [INPUT] or [MULTI IN] in the SECTION area to select the
type of channel you want to edit.
2. Press the desired channel's [CH EDIT].
3. Use [PAGE UP]/[PAGE DOWN] to select the EQ GAIN page.
4. Setting up parameters for equalizers
Use CURSOR [UP]/[DOWN] to select the parameters you want to adjust, and use
[V1] to [V6] to change their settings.
For example, if the cursor is placed on the figure on the left, GAIN for the four bands
can be adjusted at the same time using the V1 (LO GAIN), V2 (LO-MID GAIN), V3
(HI-MID GAIN) and V6 (HI GAIN) knobs. If the cursor is placed on the figure on the
right, the attenuation level can be adjusted with the V6 (ATT LEVEL) knob.
* The attenuator on this screen operates in the same manner as [V3] on the input
channel PREAMP screen.
* These settings can also be accessed from the CH EDIT VIEW screen (p. 63).
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Disables the LO-MID band altogether for simpler, three-
band EQ.
Acts as a low-pass filter (to cut off higher frequencies)
Acts as a band-pass filter (to cut off all frequencies other
than the selected frequency).
Acts as a high-pass filter (to cut off lower frequencies)
Acts as a notch filter (to sharply cut off the specified
frequencies)
Acts as an ordinary peaking-type equalizer
Level
Frequency
LPF HPF
Level
Frequency
BPF NOTCH
Frequency
Frequency
When you configure LO-
MID as LPF, BPF, HPF or
NOTCH, the channel's
equalizer is set up in a 3-
band + 1-filter
configuration. The added
filter can aid in the creation
of extreme equalization
effects.
The slope of these filters
is -12 dB/octave.
Slope (p. 245)
From this screen, you can
use [F1] (EQ ON) to switch
the entire equalizer for a
channel on and off—when
the EQ's on, it's
highlighted. Press [F3]
(RESET) to reset the
channel's equalizer to its
basic settings, where no
frequency-boosting or -
cutting is in effect.
Refer to "Setting up
equalizers (by band)" in the
previous section.
You can jump to this
screen can be displayed by
pressing the [EQ GAIN]
STATUS button while
holding down the
channel's [CH EDIT].
The parameters below
operate in the same manner
as their counterparts in
"Setting up equalizers (by
band)."