Adjusting The Volume Balance - Roland VR-5 Owner's Manual

Basic Operation

Adjusting the Volume Balance

Audio sources connected to the MIC/LINE inputs should be set for optimal input level using the [GAIN] dials [1] and [2]. Use the
[PAN] switches to set the stereo position. For information on adjusting the input sensitivity and stereo position, refer to "Audio
Mixer Section" (p. 16).
When the level of the final output has been lowered, no audio is output to speakers. Adjust using the [AUDIO OUT LEVEL] dial. For information on
adjusting the level of final output, refer to "Adjusting the Volume of the Final Output" (p. 33).
1.
Lower all faders completely.
Before performing audio mixing, lower all faders to the bottom.
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2.
Raise the volume level of each channel.
Gradually raise the faders for the respective channels. Raise the faders for all channels that have input.
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3.
Adjust the volume balance for the channels.
Leave the fader untouched for the channel you want to make prominent, and lower the faders for the other channels.
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