Names Of Things And What They Do - Roland VM-C7100 Owner's Manual

Names of Things and What They Do

The front panel consists of the following areas:
* To learn about items on the mixing processor (VM-7200/7100), refer to "Names
and Functions of Each Part" in the operation manual attached to the processor.
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A. Display area
(p. 12)
This area contains buttons and knobs that are used to adjust the content
shown in the display. It contains buttons to access the system screen
where overall settings are made and to access the EZ routing function.
Other buttons access the spectrum analyzer, speaker modeling, and
effect functions.
You may find it convenient to affix a strip of clear
tape (that can be easily peeled off later) to this
area, and use a felt-tipped marker to make a note
of the input sources (instruments or connected
devices) handled by each channel.
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B. Monitor area
In this area you can make monitor-related
settings and adjustments for the person
who is operating the console, or for the
performers in the studio or on stage.
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C
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F. Channel fader area
This area consists of the faders for each channel that adjust
the input level etc., and buttons for each channel (status
button / channel edit button).
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(p. 13)
C. Memory recall area
(p. 15)
This area contains the buttons
that are used to numerically
store and recall scenes, mute
groups, or locate points etc.
D. Transport area
(p. 16)
When a digital multitrack
recorder is connected, these
buttons are used to remotely
control the recorder. These
buttons are also used to record
and playback auto-mix data.
Here also are buttons that let
you undo/redo operations and
copy data.
E. Fader parameter/
section select area
(p. 17)
In this area you can specify the
parameter that will be modified
by each fader, or select the
object (section) that will be
edited by panel operations.
This area also contains the
[SHIFT] button that temporarily
changes the function of the
other buttons.
(p. 19)
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