The Vs-2000'S Built-It Tuner - Roland VS-2000 Owner's Manual

Recalling Scenes
The VS-2000 can memorize up to 96 mix setups as "scenes." Scenes allow you to:
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"U Wanna Play Me" contains a couple of scenes that show off the way scenes work.
1. Hold down SHIFT and press LOCATOR•SCENE so it lights red.
2. Press TRACK/STATUS 2. Scene 02—containing a shortened intro—loads the
3. Play "U Wanna Play" to hear how it sounds with Scene 02.
4. Press STOP when you're done and keep your eyes on the display.
You can recall scenes only while a project isn't playing, so press STOP before
attempting to recall a scene.
5. Press SCENE again, and then TRACK/STATUS 3 to recall Scene 03—this time a
6. Press ZERO and then PLAY to listen to the way the song's changed.
To learn about storing scenes, recalling them and more, see "Scenes" on Page 142.

The VS-2000's Built-It Tuner

The VS-2000 has its own chromatic tuner that you can use to make sure your
instruments are precisely in tune before you start recording, and can even check the
tuning of recorded tracks. The tuner works with any instrument connected to one of the
VS-2000's XLR or 1/4" input jacks, or with any recorded track.
Tuning an Instrument with the VS-2000 Tuner
1. Connect the instrument to the desired input
2. Press TUNER—the CHROMATIC TUNER display appears.
3. Cursor to the SOURCE parameter and select the input to which you've connected
4. Set PITCH to the desired tuning reference. Concert pitch—A=440—is the default
5. To hear the instrument you're tuning, press F1 (THRU) so it's turned on (darkened).
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store and recall multiple versions of a mix.
store and recall different versions of a project with different V-Tracks (Page 97).
Scenes—like locators—are stored in banks of 16 scenes each, numbered from 1-16.
Since Scene Bank 1 is already selected, we only need to enter each desired scene's
second digit for the scenes in "U Wanna Play."
settings it contains.
vocal starts the song. The display shows it uses different V-Tracks than Scene 02.
the instrument.
setting.
When THRU is on, the tuner passes the selected input's signal through to the
corresponding input channel.
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