To Capture Audio From An Audio Cd - Roland VS-2000 Owner's Manual

To Capture Audio from an Audio CD

1. Insert the desired CD into your CD burner.
2. On the CD-RW MASTERING MENU screen (Page 364), press PAGE until
3. Press F1 (CDCapt).
To eject the CD in the drive, press F3 (EJECT).
4. In the CD TRACK list, press the PREVIOUS or NEXT button or
To reset the following parameters to their default values, press F2 (CLEAR).
5. Set L-Ch DESTINATION TRACK to select the project track and V-Track on which
If you want to burn a new audio CD from the captured audio, select a matching pair of
empty V-Tracks on a mstering tracks as your destination—the VS-2000 can capture the
audio directly into CDR mode as described on the next page.
6. If you'd like to select a different right-side destination, set R-Ch DESTINATION
If the destination selected in Step 5 already contains CDR-recorded audio, this
parameter cannot be manually set.
7. The CAPTURE TO parameter allows you to place the captured audio at the desired
8. Set CD TRACK CAPTURE OFFSET to the time at which you want to begin
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"CDCapt" appears above F1.
The CD CAPTURE screen appears, and the VS-2000 scans the audio CD. When it's
finished, the CD TRACK list shows all of the stereo CD tracks on the CD.
highlight the CD track you want to capture. Press the PLAY button to audition the
selected track if you wish.
you want to capture the stereo CD track's left side. As a convenience, the
VS-2000 automatically selects the same V-Track on the next-highest track as the
destination for its right side.
TRACK as desired.
time location on the destination V-Tracks. You can place the captured audio:
• to Zero—at project time location 00h00m00s00f.
• to Last Phrs:0S—at the end of the last phrase on the destination V-Tracks.
• to Last Phrs:2S—two seconds after the last phrase on the destination V-Tracks.
• to Last Phrs:4S—four seconds after the last phrase on the destination V-Tracks.
capturing audio from the selected CD track. If you want to start at the beginning of
the CD track, select Start of Track. Otherwise, dial in the distance from the start of
the track at which you want the capture to begin.
27—Mastering and CD-R/RW Operations
This CD TRACK list shows
all of the tracks on the CD.
You can scroll up or down
through the list to view any
CD tracks that aren't
currently visible.
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