F: Channel Fader (Button) Area; Status Buttons; Mode Select Buttons; Channel Faders - Roland VM-C7100 Owner's Manual

F: Channel fader (button) area

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1...STATUS buttons

Set of buttons for displaying and selecting the state (mute, solo, audio or Automix)
of each input channel. Every time a button is pressed, the state of the item selected
in [MODE] ("2" below) changes.

2...MODE select buttons

These buttons determine the items to be changed using the set of STATUS buttons
("1" above). Press one of the four buttons—"MUTE", "SOLO", "AUDIO" and
"AUTO-MIX"—to select the desired state. Press one of these buttons together with
[SHIFT] to call up each state's view screen for checking and changing states of
multiple channels simultaneously.
3...CH EDIT (1–24, MASTER) buttons
These buttons call up the screens for editing various settings (e.g., level and
equalizer) of the selected channel. Press another channel's button to display its
screen.

4...Channel faders

Set multiple values for each channel such as the input level and the amount of signal
sent to the Flex Bus. When a new parameter is selected, a Scene is recalled or the
Automix function is used, the knob is moved to the position of the parameter's current
value by its internal motor. As a result, the faders function as a current setting indicator.
5...Master fader
Sets the overall master level or stereo balance after each channel has been
individually adjusted. As with the channel faders, its internal motor moves it to
reflect the currently selected level or pan parameter's setting when the parameter is
first selected or when a new Scene is recalled.
Chapter 1 Introduction
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You can use [CH EDIT] to
jump to a particular
parameter's page on the
channel-edit screen. To do
this, press a state button
labeled with a function
name—such as "PREAMP
GAIN"—while holding
down the channel's CH
EDIT button.
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