Roland V-Mixer VM-3100 Owner's Manual page 42

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When you have finished adjusting the levels, press the [SCENE1]
button to store the settings to SCENE MEMORY.
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For the sections of the song containing vocals, raise the mic fader as
well, again balancing the volume levels.
When you have finished adjusting these levels, press the [SCENE2]
button to store the settings to SCENE MEMORY.
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For the guitar solo, lower the mic channel fader, raise the guitar channel
fader, and balance the volume levels.
Store this to SCENE MEMORY 3.
Press the [SCENE3] button to store the settings to SCENE MEMORY.
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Make the sequencer settings.
To control the VM-3100 from the sequencer, set the sequencer as
follows.
e Prepare a track on the sequencer to record the data for switching
the VM-3100's SCENE MEMORY.
¢ Assign this prepared track to a MIDI channel that is not being
used for another MIDI sound module.
Set the MIDI receive channel.
Set the VM-3100's MIDI receive channel so that it matches the MIDI
channel of the sequencer track used for control of the VM-3100.
For more detailed information, please refer to "Controlling SCENE
MEMORY with a MIDI Keyboard" (p.35).
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Record the Program Change message to the sequencer.
On the sequencer track used for controlling the VM-3100, record the
following MIDI messages corresponding to each point (measure and
beat) where you want the SCENE to be switched.
Intro (SCENE 1).....:sssessserseses Program Change Number 1
Vocal Section (SCENE 2)........ Program Change Number 2
Guitar Solo (SCENE 3)........... Program Change Number 3
Now, record this to BANK
1 in SCENE MEMORY.
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When the [SCENE 1]
button is lit, itmeans data
has already been recorded
to SCENE MEMORY.
Either press another unlit
button or delete the
contents of this button, .
then record the settings.
For more detailed
information, please refer'to .
p.26. ae :
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For detailed information «
about the sequencer, read
the owner's. manual for the
sequencer you are using.