Compositing Using Dsk - Roland V-1600HD Owner's Manual

Compositing Using DSK

By default, channel 12 is assigned as the source for the DSK. When performing DSK compositing with the default setting, input
the source (e.g., logo, text etc) on channel 12.
Also, by default, black is set as the key color. As shown below, a white text/logo on a black background produces a sharp, clean
key.
fig.DSK-sample.eps
* You can use the menus to assign a different channel as the DSK source. Refer to "Menu Operations and Menu List" (p. 47).
* You can use the menus to change the key color from black. Refer to "Menu Operations and Menu List" (p. 47).
1.
Display the background picture.
Before performing the operation, set the display mode for the unit's monitor to [PVW] and display the picture to be used as the
background.
2.
Use Preview to check the picture to be superimposed.
At the DSK section, press the [PVW] button to make it light up. The logo or text input on channel 12 appears on the monitor.
fig.DSK-PVW.eps
3.
Adjust the amount of keying and the degree of edge blur.
While watching the preview on the unit's monitor, go to the DSK section and use the [LEVEL] dial to adjust the amount of keying
and the [GAIN] dial to adjust the degree of blur for the edges.
fig.DSK-level-gain.eps
Compositing the Pictures
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