Scenes In Safe Mode; Protecting A Channel's Settings When A Scene Is Recalled; Turning On Scene Safe Mode; Recalling A Scene In Safe Mode - Roland VS-2000 Owner's Manual

Protecting a Channel's Settings When a Scene is Recalled

1. Hold down SHIFT and press F4.
2. Press PAGE repeatedly until "SCENE" appears over F4.
3. Press F4 (SCENE).
4. Press F5 (CH Sel). The channel-selection box appears.
5. Press
6. Turn the Time/Value dial so the channel's box turns white to show it's protected.
7. Repeat Steps 5 and 6 for any channels you want to protect/ignore.
8. Press F6 (EXIT) when you're done.

Scenes in Safe Mode

Scenes are so fast and easy to recall that it's possible to grab the wrong one, especially
when recalling a scene by its number, not its name. Safe mode provides a SCENE
window that shows each scene's number and name. You can also store and clear scenes
in Safe mode. Though a slower way to work, it helps ensure you've got the right scene.

Turning on Scene Safe Mode

1. Hold down SHIFT and press F4.
2. If "SYSTEM" doesn't appear above F1, press PAGE until it does.
3. Press F1 (SYSTEM).
4. The LOCATOR/SCENE TYPE parameter turns Safe mode on or off—see Page 379.

Recalling a Scene in Safe Mode

1. Hold down SHIFT and press LOCATOR•SCENE—the
2. Turn the Time/Value dial to scroll through the list until
3. Enter the scene's two-digit number on the keypad—
4. Press ENTER/YES to recall the selected scene and close the window, or just press
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Each channel is represented by a box. When the box is black, its settings will be
changed when a scene is recalled. When it's white, they won't.
, , and/or
illustration, Input Channel 1 is selected, as shown by the outline around its box.)
Its default value is Quick. To turn on Safe mode, select Safe.
SCENE window opens.
the desired scene is visible.
an arrow appears to the left of the scene in the list,
and "Load Scene?" appears in the window.
EXIT/NO twice to leave the window without recalling a scene.
to select a channel you want to protect. (In the above
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