Roland VS-2400CD Owner's Manual page 36

2—Getting Around
2—TRACK STATUS Buttons 1-12
When working with track channels, press this button to set
each track channel's status—the current status of the button
is shown by its color. The TRACK STATUS key to the right of
"TRACK STATUS" shows what each color means.
The TRACK STATUS buttons also provide a quick way to select destination tracks
during track editing.
3—Channel Strip Faders
Use each channel strip fader to make adjustments to its channel's output level. When
using the channel strips as a MIDI control surface—see Page 286—use the faders to
transmit MIDI Control Change messages.
You can use the faders to control a variety of settings. See "The FADER ASSIGN
Button" on Page 136.
4—PAN Button
When the channel strips are controlling input channels, track channels, the Aux
masters or the effect returns, press PAN to set the stereo position of a channel using its
fader—its light turns on to show that the faders are controlling stereo panning. Press
PAN again, turning the PAN light off, to return the channel strip to normal operation.
When the channel strips are controlling fader groups or when the V.Fader feature is
turned on, the PAN button has no effect and will not light.
5—V.FADER Button
Press V. FADER to change the mixer into a MIDI control surface (see Page 286)
6—GROUP 1-12 Button
Press the GROUP 1-12 button to assign Fader Groups 1-12 (see Page 150) to the 12
channel strips. When GROUP 1-12 is lit, each fader controls the level of the
corresponding fader group.
7—AUX1-8/FX1-4 Button
To control the eight Aux busses and four stereo effect returns using the 12 channel
strips, press AUX1-8/FX-14.
8—IN 1-12 Button
Press the IN 1-12 button to assign the 12 channel strips to Input Channels 1-12 (see
Page 133).
9—IN 13-16 Button
Press the IN 13-16 button to assign the first four channel strips to Input Channels 13-16.
When IN 13-16 is lit, only the first four channel strips are active.
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