Roland VM-7000 Getting Started page 53

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2000 Roland Corporation U.S.
XXXVII. Moving On...
Now that have a good working knowledge of the basic features of your
VM-7000, you're ready to start enjoying its power—and marveling at its
sound.
An application guide like this only has room to discuss some of what
your VM-7000 can do. The system has lots of other terrific features you
won't want to miss. The following chart lists some of these, as well as
the pages in the VM-C7200 /C7100 Owner's Manual that describe them.
Feature:
Macros
EZ Routings
Linking
Mute groups
Naming features
Automix
Transport controls You can control external recorders
Locators
Speaker modeling Lets you try out your mix on various
When you're done with this application guide, you may wish to reset
your VM-7000 to its factory settings (see Page 5), and reinitialize your
memory card (see Page 45).
For the latest info on new products, support documents, upcoming
Roland events and more, visit our Web site, www.rolandus.com, or
www.rolandgroove.com.
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24 hours a day, 7 days a week, you can receive a library of support
materials and product information on your fax machine - and it's all
FREE! Just call (323) 890-3780.
If it's a real-live person you want, we've got a team of Product
Specialists that can't be beat. They're on call from 8:30am to 5:00pm
PST Monday through Friday at (323) 890-3740.
Getting Started with the VM-7000
Getting Started with the VM-7000
Description:
Shortcuts to favorite screens
Reusable routing templates
Channels can be linked for
simultaneous control
Groups of channels that can
be muted simultaneously
Almost everything in the system
can be named for your convenience
You can record and play back realtime 197
changes you make on the VM-7000
directly from the VM-7000 console
You can store playback time locations
in the VM-7000's memory when using
the transport controls
virtual speaker systems
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102
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83, 89, 94,
105, 118
190
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