Setting Up Monitor Sends For Studio Or Stage (Studio 1 Or 2) - Roland VM-C7100 Owner's Manual

2. Press CURSOR [DOWN] and then [F2], and select DITHER.
This calls up the dither-setting screen.
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3. Select the set of multi-out channels that contains the one you want to set.
Use CURSOR [UP], [DOWN], [LEFT] or [RIGHT] to select 1 to 6, 7 to 12, 13 to 18 or
19 to 24.
4. Enable or disable dithering and set the word length.
Press [F1] to [F6] (ON) in accordance with the directions on the screen to enable
dithering—when it's on, it's highlighted in black. Turn [V1] to [V6] (WORD
LENGTH) to sets the word length.
Setting Up Monitor Sends For Studio Or Stage
(STUDIO 1 or 2)
ASSIGNABLE OUTs 1 to 4 can send signal to studio monitors used by a performer
in another room. You can set up two independent studio-monitor systems: STUDIO
1 and STUDIO 2. ASSIGNABLE OUTs 1 and 2 are used as the output jacks for
STUDIO 1 left and right, respectively, and ASSIGNABLE OUTs 3 and 4 for are used
for STUDIO 2.
Connect a studio headphone or monitor speaker amplifier input, or the equivalent,
to each STUDIO output jack.
Each monitor mix can be tailored to the needs of the performer listening to it.
STUDIO 1 has a dedicated level knob. If, for example, STUDIO 1 being used for the
monitoring of vocals on a stage, you can use the knob to quickly lower its level
should the unpleasant howling of feedback occur.
MONITOR OUT jack of VM-7200 processor
The VM-7200's MONITOR OUT jack can send the signal heard in the CONTROL
ROOM monitors to a studio or stage. It can also be used in conjunction with STUDIO
1 and 2 outputs (ASSIGNABLE OUT jacks 1 to 4) when necessary, as discussed in the
next section.
Chapter 6 Mixing Procedure 2 (Output and Monitor)
Select the word length
that matches the receiving
device's input word length,
or bit depth, from 16 to 24
bits.
When you require a mix
in the cue bus that's
different from the main
mix, you can create an new,
independent mix using
Flex Buses.
The STUDIO 1 and 2
settings affect the MULTI
OUTs and DIGITAL OUT
that are receiving the same
signals—for example, the
left side of STUDIO 1
receives the same signal as
MULTI OUT 17 and the left
side of stereo DIGITAL
OUT A. Therefore, when
changing STUDIO 1 or 2
settings, take care that your
new settings also work for
the corresponding MULTI
and DIGITAL OUTs if
they're also being used.
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