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Roland VSR-880 User Manual

24-bit digital studio recorder

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Required Preparations
Installing Optional Devices
Installing an Internal Hard Disk
Installing an Effects Expansion Board
Basic Connections
Operation from the Front Panel
Connecting Mixers and Audio Devices
Connecting Microphones and Instruments
Connecting the Roland VM-3100Pro
Connecting the Roland VM-7200/7100
Operation from the Roland Digital Mixer
Connecting the Roland DIF-AT (R-BUS)
Connecting the ALESIS Adat
Connecting the TASCAM da Series
Turning on the Power
Adjusting the Display Contrast
If You Have Trouble Understanding Displays or Operations
Turning off the Power (Shutdown)
Resetting Mixer and System Settings to Their Original State
If "STORE Current?" Is Displayed
Listening to the Demo Song
Determining Output (Direct Out)
Playing Back the Demo Song
Viewing the Level Meters and Playlists
Pre Level
Post Level
Play List
Fader/Pan
Adjusting the Overall Volume
Adjusting the Volume of an Individual Track
Listening to the Demo Song with a Different Arrangement (Scene)
Adjusting the Headphone Volume
Preparations for Multi-Track Recording
Creating a New Song (Song New)
About Recording Time
If "Drive Busy!" Is Displayed
Song Numbers
Selecting a Song
Changing the Name of the Song
Making a Multi-Track Recording
Adjusting the Input Sensitivity
Recording on a Track
Playing Back the Performance You Recorded
Recording on V-Track
Switching V-Tracks
Comparing the Recorded Content of Two V-Tracks
Switching V-Track Bank
Recording on Other Tracks (Overdubbing)
Recording Digital Signals
Items Necessary for Digital Recording
Make the Digital Connections
Match the Sample Rates
To Prevent Digital Connections with CD Players
Select the Master Clock
Select an Input Source
Playback Back Two or more Tracks
Adjusting the Stereo Position of each Track
Adjusting the Tone of each Track
Using the 3-Band Equalizer
Adjusting the Equalizer
Canceling the Recording
Checking the Time Available for Recording
Canceling a Recorded Result (Undo/Redo)
Re-Recording a Specified Portion (Punch-In/Punch-Out)
Erasing Just a Portion of a Recording (Track Erase)
If "Disk Full!" Appears in the Display (Song Optimize)
Saving Your Performance (Song Store)
Protecting Songs (Song Protect)
To Remove Song Protect
Using the R-BUS (Input 1-8/Output 1-8)
Preparations for Using the R-BUS
Connecting an Instrument Other than a Microphone
Playback Back the Performance You Recorded
Using the Front Panel Input Jacks (INPUT A/B)
Using Effects (VS8F-2)
Applying a Send/Return Type Effect During Playback
Applying Send/Return Type Effect Only to Monitor Sound as You Record
Switching Effects During Playback
Applying a Send/Return Type Effect While You Record
Applying an Insertion-Type Effect During Playback
Inserting the same Effect into Another Track as Well
If You Wish to Use the same Effect both as Send/Return and Insertion
Applying an Insertion-Type Effect During Recording
Add Finishing Touches to Your Song
Combining the Performances of Multiple Tracks (Track Bouncing)
Create Master Data (Mastering Room)
Mixdown to Mastering Tracks
Playing Back the Mastering Tracks
Erasing an Unwanted Portion (Track Cut)
Selecting the Portion that will be Written to the CD-R Disc
Deleting an Unwanted Portion at the End of the Song
Deleting an Unwanted Portion at the Beginning of the Song
Adding Track Number Markers
Assigning Track Numbers
Creating an Original Audio CD (CD-R Write)
Connecting the CD-RW Drive
Creating an Audio CD (CD-R Write)
Auditioning (Test Listening) Songs Written to Cds (CD Player Function)
Saving Songs to CD-RW Discs
Backup the Song (CD-RW Backup)
Loading Songs from CD-RW Discs (CD-RW Recover)
How to Erase the Data in the CD-RW Disc
Deleting Unneeded Songs (Song Erase)
Confirming that a Drive Is Not Damaged (Drive Check)
If the Display Indicates "No Err"
If the Display Indicates "Err"
Change Partitions (Drive Select)
Initializing the Disk
Check Disk Reliability (Surface Scan)
Index
VSR-880 Connecting the VM-3100Pro
Before You Use VSR-880 Control Function
How to Change the Playback Time of the VSR-880 with the VALUE Dial
How to Scrub the Track of the VSR-880
How to Select the VSR-880 Songs
How to Store the Current Song on the VSR-880

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