Roland VS-2400CD Manuals

Manuals and User Guides for Roland VS-2400CD. We have 5 Roland VS-2400CD manuals available for free PDF download: Owner's Manual, Appendices, Service Notes, Mixer Block Diagram, Supplementary Manual

Roland VS-2400CD Owner's Manual (508 pages)

24TR/96kHz/24-bit Digital Studio Workstation

Brand: Roland | Category: Musical Instrument | Size: 18.52 MB

Important Safety Instructions
2
Important Notes
5
Memory Backup
5
Power Supply
5
Table of Contents
9
Step-By-Step Instruction Finder

21
1 Welcome

29
- About this Manual
  29
- Other Documents in the VS-2400CD Box
  31
- Getting more Help
  31
2 Getting Around

33
- The Top Panel of the VS-2400CD
  33
  - Analog Input Jacks
    33
  - Monitor/Display Controls
    34
  - Channel Strips Area
    35
  - Display Area
    39
  - Keypad Area
    41
  - Basic Controls and Navigation Tools
    45
- The Rear Panel of the VS-2400CD
  48
3 Introduction to the VS-2400CD

51
- What's Inside the VS-2400CD
  51
  - Input Jacks and Connectors
    51
  - The Mixing Console
    52
  - The Internal Effects
    54
  - The Hard Disk Recorder
    55
  - Output Jacks and Connectors
    55
- Signal Flow
  56
- Projects
  56
- Busses in the VS-2400CD
  57
  - What's a Bus
    57
  - About Direct Paths
    58
- Achieving Perfect Levels
  58
- What's "Clipping
  58
  - How Do I Get Good Levels
    58
- The Importance of Backing up
  59
4 Setting up and Basic Operations

61
- Things You'll Need
  61
  - Power
    61
  - A Way to Listen to the VS-2400CD
    61
- Getting Ready
  61
- Powering up
  63
  - What Happens During the VS-2400Cd's Power-Up
    63
- Configuring the VS-2400CD
  64
  - Setting up the VGA Monitor, Mouse and Keyboard
    64
  - Setting the VS-2400Cd's Clock
    65
- A few Fundamental Concepts
  65
  - Selection
    65
  - Switches
    66
  - Parameters and Values
    66
- Tools You'll Use All the Time
  66
  - The Cursor/Zoom Buttons
    66
  - The F Buttons
    66
  - The Time/Value Dial
    67
  - The ENTER/YES and EXIT/NO Buttons
    68
  - The SHIFT Button
    68
  - Using a Mouse
    68
  - Using an ASCII Keyboard
    70
  - UNDO and REDO
    70
  - Naming
    71
- Undoing a Track Recording or Editing Operation
  71
5 Understanding Effects

79
- Harnessing the VS-2400Cd's Effects
  79
  - Dry and Wet
    79
- Effect Routings
  79
  - Insert Effects
    80
  - Loop Effects
    80
- Master Effects
  81
- External Effects
  81
- Getting the most from Your Effect Processors
  82
6 Understanding the Hard Disk Recorder

83
- VS-2400CD Hard Disk Drives
  83
- How Audio Is Recorded on a VS-2400CD Hard Drive
  84
- How Recordings Are Played Back
  84
  - Random Access
    84
  - What's Pointer-Based Playback
    84
- Non-Destructive, Pointer-Based Editing
  85
  - Pointer-Based Editing
    85
- What Is a VS-2400CD Track
  87
  - The Power of V-Tracks
    87
- Track Editing Basics
  88
  - About Editing Phrases
    88
  - About Editing Regions
    88
7 Project and Drive Operations

89
- Navigating the PROJECT Menu Screens
  89
  - Working with the PROJECT LIST
    89
  - About "Store Current?" Messages
    90
- Selecting an Item in the Project List
  90
- To Display the Projects on a Drive
  90
- Project Operations
  91
  - About F6 (MARK)
    91
  - Select
    91
- Loading a Project
  91
- Marking a Project
  91
  - New
    92
    
    Sample Rate
    92
    
    Recording Mode
    93
- Creating a New Project
  94
  - Name
    95
  - Protect
    95
- Entering a Project Comment
  95
- Re-Naming a Project
  95
  - Optimize
    96
- Locking and Un-Locking a Project on Your Hard Drive
  96
- Optimizing a Project
  96
  - Destination Drive Selection
    97
  - Copy
    97
- Selecting a New Destination Drive
  97
  - Copying a Project
    97
  - Erase
    98
- Erasing a Project
  98
  - Split
    99
  - Splitting a Project
    99
  - Combine
    100
  - Backup
    101
- Combining Two Projects
  101
  - Recover
    103
  - Import
    104
  - Importing a Song from an Earlier V-Studio
    104
  - Export
    105
- Exporting a VS-2400CD Project
  106
  - Drive Operations
    107
    
    Disk Maintenance
    107
    
    Fragmentation
    107
    
    Format Drive
    108
    
    Roland VS-2400CD Owner's Manual Www.rolandus.com
    109
  - Formatting a Hard Drive
    109
    
    Clear Partition
    110
  - Clearing a Drive/Partition
    110
    
    Drive Check
    111
  - Running Drive Check
    112
8 The Home Screen

115
- Elements of the Home Screen
  115
  - Display Pop-Up Menu Button
    115
  - Current Channel Display
    116
  - PAN Knobs
    116
  - Meters Display
    116
  - Position Bar
    118
  - The Playlist
    118
  - Zooming in and out on the Playlist
    119
  - Meter Switches
    120
- Aux Busses
  121
  - Input Peak Indicators
    122
  - Current Time Location Display
    122
  - Clock, Calendar
    123
  - Using the Fader/Pan Display
    123
    
    The F/P Switches
    123
- Changing Your Current Location in a Project
  123
  - About the ID Buttons
    124
9 Working with Input Signals

125
- Analog Input Signals
  125
  - Making Analog Connections
    125
- Phantom Power
  126
  - Setting Analog Input Levels
    126
- To Set an Analog Input Level
  126
  - Digital Input Signals
    127
    
    Digital Connections
    127
    
    Turning on the Coaxial or Optical Digital Inputs
    127
    
    Digital Considerations
    127
- Activating the Coaxial or Optical Digital Inputs
  127
  - The Master Clock
    128
- Designating the Master Clock for Digital Audio Input
  129
  - Recording Digital Input Signals
    130
  - Routing Input Signals to Input Channels
    130
    
    Choosing an Input Patching Screen
    131
    
    How Input Connections Work
    131
    
    Patching Input Connections
    132
  - Input Signals to Input Channels
    132
10 Using the Digital Mixer

133
- Changing Channels
  133
- Channels
  133
- Activating Fader Control of any Channel Parameter
  137
- Setting the USER Parameter
  137
  - Muting and Soloing Channel Signals
    138
    
    Mute Mode
    138
    
    Solo Mode
    138
- Muting Channels in Mute Mode
  138
  - Scenes
    139
- Soloing Channels in solo Mode
  139
  - Basic Scene Operations
    140
  - Clearing a Scene
    140
  - Recalling a Scene
    140
  - Storing a Scene
    140
    
    Editing Scenes
    141
  - Leaving Scene Mode
    141
    
    Scenes in Safe Mode
    142
    
    Protecting a Channel's Settings When a Scene Is Recalled
    142
  - Recalling a Scene in Safe Mode
    142
  - Turning on Scene Safe Mode
    142
  - Resetting Mixer Parameters
    143
  - Clearing a Scene in Safe Mode
    143
  - Storing a Scene in Safe Mode
    143
11 Input and Track Channel Tools

145
- Viewing a CH EDIT Screen
  145
- Introduction to the CH EDIT Screens
  145
  - How the CH EDIT Screens Are Organized
    145
- The CH EDIT Screens
  146
  - The CH EDIT VIEW Screen
    146
    
    Aux Send Controls
    148
    
    Roland VS-2400CD Owner's Manual Www.rolandus.com
    149
  - The DYN Screen
    152
  - The EQ Screen
    157
  - The FX ins Screen
    160
  - The Surrnd Screen
    160
  - The CH EDIT P.BAY Screen
    160
  - The CH EDIT ASSIGN Screen
    161
  - Parameter View
    161
- Assorted CH EDIT Tools
  163
  - The CH EDIT VIEW Cpyprm Button
    163
  - The DYN and EQ Screen RESET Buttons
    163
12 Working with Input Channels

165
13 Operating the Hard Disk Recorder

171
- The Transport Buttons
  171
  - The Main Transport Buttons
    171
  - Special Transport Buttons
    171
- The TRACK STATUS Buttons
  172
  - How the TRACK STATUS Buttons Work
    172
- Recording
  172
  - Before Recording a Track
    172
  - Recording a New Track
    173
- Playback
  173
  - Basic Playback Procedure
    173
  - Moving through a Project
    173
- Playing Back Recorded Tracks
  173
  - Using Jump
    174
  - Looped Playback
    174
  - Clearing Loop Points
    174
  - Setting Loop Points When a Project Isn't Playing
    174
  - Setting Loop Points While a Project Is Playing
    174
  - Activating Looped Playback
    175
  - Editing Loop from and to Points Manually
    175
  - Setting Loop Points Using Locators
    175
  - Setting Loop Points Using Markers
    175
    
    Vari Pitch Playback
    176
- Activating Vari Pitch
  176
  - Preview
    177
- Pinpointing an Event with the PREVIEW Buttons
  177
  - Scrub
    178
  - Locators
    179
    
    Basic Locator Operations
    179
    
    Other Locator Operations
    180
  - Clearing a Locator
    180
  - Editing Locators
    180
  - Recalling a Locator
    180
  - Storing a Locator
    180
    
    Switching Automatically to Locator Mode
    181
    
    Locators in Safe Mode
    181
  - Recalling a Locator in Safe Mode
    181
  - Turning on Locator Safe Mode
    181
  - Markers
    182
    
    Placing a Marker
    182
  - Clearing a Locator in Safe Mode
    182
  - Storing a Locator in Safe Mode
    182
    
    Moving the Now Line to a Marker
    183
    
    Clearing Markers
    184
    
    Editing Markers
    184
  - Punching
    185
    
    Monitoring During Punching
    185
    
    Before You Punch
    185
    
    Punching in and out Manually
    186
    
    Auto-Punching
    186
  - Setting Auto Punch Points When a Project Isn't Playing
    186
  - Clearing Auto Punch Points
    187
  - Editing Auto Punch in and out Points Manually
    187
  - Setting Auto Punch Points Using Locators
    187
  - Setting Auto Punch Points Using Markers
    187
  - Setting Auto Punch Points While a Project Is Playing
    187
  - Performing an Auto Punch
    188
14 Working with Track Channels

189
- Bouncing
  189
  - The Mechanics of Bouncing
    190
  - Mono and Stereo Bouncing
    190
  - First Things First
    190
  - Link the Destination Tracks for a Stereo Bounce
    191
  - Routing Tracks for a Bounce
    191
  - Listening as You Bounce
    194
  - Mixing the Bounce
    194
  - Performing the Bounce
    195
- Sending a Track Channel's Signal to a Direct Path
  196
  - Routing a Track to a Direct Path
    196
- Mixing
  196
  - The Mechanics of Mixing
    196
15 Aux Busses and Direct Paths

199
- Aux Busses
  199
  - Aux Bus Overview
    199
  - When Would You Use an Aux Bus
    199
  - Sending a Signal to an Aux Bus
    200
  - Stereo Aux Busses
    200
  - Aux Bus Levels
    200
- Metering Aux Bus and Direct Path Levels
  200
  - Configuring an Aux Bus
    201
- Adjusting an Aux Bus's Master Level
  201
- Configuring an Aux Bus from a CH EDIT VIEW Screen
  201
- Configuring an Aux Bus from a MASTER EDIT Screen
  201
- Direct Paths
  202
  - When Would You Use a Direct Path
    202
- External Insert-Like Effects
  202
  - Sending a Signal to a Direct Path
    203
  - Direct Path Levels
    203
  - Configuring a Direct Path
    203
- Aux Bus/Direct Path Strategy
  204
- Routing Aux and Direct Paths to Internal Effects
  204
- Creating a Headphone MIX Using an Aux Bus
  205
- Setting up a Headphone MIX
  205
16 Using Effects

207
- Using Loop Effects
  207
  - Setting up an Internal Loop Effect
    207
  - Setting up an External Loop Effect
    209
- Inserting an Effect
  210
  - About Insert Effects
    210
  - Input and Track Channel Insert Effects
    210
- Inserting Effects on an Input or Track Channel
  211
  - MASTER Bus Insert Effects
    213
- Inserting Effects on the MASTER Bus
  213
- Selecting, Editing and Saving Effect Patches
  214
  - The EFFECT VIEW Screen
    214
  - The Algorithm View Screen
    215
  - Selecting Effect Patches
    215
  - Editing Effect Patches
    217
- Selecting an Effect Patch
  217
  - Saving Effect Patches
    218
- Editing an Effect Patch
  218
- Speaker Modeling
  219
  - Using Speaker Modeling
    219
- Saving an Effect Patch
  219
- Microphone Modeling
  220
- Rss Pan
  220
- Using Microphone Modeling
  220
17 Working with FX Return Channels

223
18 Editing Tracks

231
19 Phrase Editing Operations

251
- Copy
  251
- Move
  253
- Trim in
  253
- Trim out
  254
- Delete
  254
- Split
  254
- New
  255
- Normalize
  256
- Divide
  256
- Name
  257
- Parameter
  258
- Take Mngr
  259
20 Region Editing Operations

261
- Copy
  261
- Move
  263
- Insert
  263
- Cut
  264
- Erase
  265
- Comp/Exp
  265
- Import
  267
- Exchange
  268
- Arrange
  268
- Creating a New Playlist
  269
- Name
  270
21 Working with the VS-2400CD Outputs

271
- The VS-2400CD Outputs
  271
  - Output Pairs
    271
  - Analog Output Jacks
    271
  - Digital Output Connectors
    271
- Output Signal Routing
  272
  - Bus Routing
    272
- Routing a Pair of Busses to a Pair of Outputs
  272
- Monitoring the Recording Busses Directly
  273
22 EZ Routing

277
23 MIDI and Synchronization

285
- MIDI Operations
  285
  - VS-2400CD MIDI Basics
    285
  - V.fader-The VS-2400CD MIDI Control Surface
    286
- Turning Fader Control on or off
  286
24 Surround

309
- What Is Surround
  309
  - Surround Formats
    309
- How the VS-2400CD Delivers Surround
  310
- Turning on Surround Mode
  311
- Positioning a Signal in the Surround Field
  312
- Adjusting Master Surround Bus Levels
  313
25 Automix

315
- The Benefits of Automix
  315
- How Automix Works
  315
  - The AUTOMIX Screen
    316
- Navigating to the Automix Screen
  316
  - Activating Automix Mode
    318
  - The AUTOMIX STATUS Buttons
    318
- Using the AUTOMIX STATUS Buttons
  318
- Recording Automix Data
  319
  - Realtime Automix Recording
    319
- Recording a Realtime Automix
  319
  - Realtime Punching of Automix Data
    320
- AUTOMIX Button Punching
  321
- AUTOMIX STATUS BUTTON Punching
  321
  - Snapshot Recording of Parameter Values
    322
- Playing Back Automix Data
  322
- Editing Automix Data
  322
  - Automix Editing Concepts
    322
- Taking a Snapshot
  322
- The AUTOMIX EDIT Screen
  322
- Targeting Automix Data
  323
  - Automix Editing Methods
    324
  - Automix Editing Operations
    325
  - Micro-Editing Automix Data
    328
- Automix and V-Link
  329
- Creating a New Automix Event
  329
- Deleting an Automix Event
  329
- Micro-Editing Automix Data
  329
- Undoing a Micro-Edit
  329
26 Mastering and CD-R/RW Operations

331
- Mastering
  331
  - Mixing for Mastering
    331
  - Important Mastering Concepts
    331
  - Working in the VS-2400CD Mastering Room
    335
- Navigating to the Mastering Room
  335
- Selecting the Mastering Room Operating Mode
  335
- Selecting the Mastering Tracks' Recording Mode
  335
- Turning on the Mastering Room
  335
- Building Mastering Tracks Selection-By-Selection
  336
- Selecting the Mastering V-Tracks
  336
- Recording Mastering Tracks
  337
- Using the Mastering Tool Kit
  337
  - Editing Mastering Tracks
    338
- Stretching Effects
  338
  - Placing CD Track Markers
    339
- Placing CD Track Markers
  340
- CD-R/RW Operations
  341
  - Creating an Audio CD
    341
- CD-R/RW Operations Burning an Audio CD
  342
  - Making Sure You Have Enough Space
    342
    
    Erasing a CD-RW Disk
    344
    
    If You Encounter Error Messages During CD Burning
    345
    
    The CD Player Feature
    345
  - Playing an Audio CD
    345
    
    WAV File Importing
    346
  - Importing a .WAV File
    347
    
    Exporting Tracks and Phrases as .WAV Files
    348
    
    Exporting Tracks as .WAV Files
    348
  - Exporting Phrases as .WAV Files
    349
    
    CD Capture
    350
27 Utility Menu Parameters

353
- The Main UTILITY Menu Screen
  353
- System
  354
  - Phantom Sw
    354
  - Ext Level Meter (Mb-24)
    354
  - Vga
    355
  - Ps/2 Mouse
    356
  - Ps/2 Keyboard
    356
- Global
  356
  - Shift Lock
    357
  - Numerics Type
    358
  - Operation Display
    359
- Project
  359
  - Digital I/O
    359
  - Display
    360
- Playrec
  360
  - Vari Pitch
    361
  - Solo/Mute
    361
  - Preview
    361
  - MIDI
    362
- Sync
  362
- Tempo
  362
- Metronome
  363
- Programming the Metronome's Beat Box
  364
- Sending the Metronome to Outputs
  364
- Auto Punch/Loop
  365
- Marker
  365
- Locate
  365
- V.fdr
  365
- Scene
  365
- Automix
  365
- Surround
  366
- Oscillator/Analyzer
  366
  - Generator
    366
  - Analyzer
    368
- Powering the Spectrum Analysis Display
  368
- Setting up the Spectrum Analysis Display
  368
- Date/Time
  370
- Parameter Initialization
  370
  - Resetting Mixer and UTILITY Parameters
    370
- R-Bus
  371
- Rss Pan Setup
  371
28 Expanding the VS-2400CD

373
29 Using a VGA Monitor: Overview

381
- About Chapters 29-35
  381
- The Main Display and the Info Display
  381
  - Setting the Operation Target
    381
- Moving the Mouse to a Different Display
  381
  - About the Main Display
    382
    
    The LCD as Main Display
    382
    
    The VGA as Main Display
    382
  - About the Info Display
    384
    
    When the VGA Is Designated as the Info Display
    384
    
    When the LCD Is Designated as the Info Display
    386
30 VGA Main Display Universal Elements

387
- VGA Menus
  387
  - The PROJECT Menu
    387
  - The TRACK Menu
    388
  - The EFFECT Menu
    388
  - The UTILITY Menu
    389
  - MIXER Menu
    390
  - EZROUTING Menu
    390
  - CD-RW MASTERING Menu
    390
- VGA Control Bar
  392
  - Automix Controls
    393
  - Ext Sync
    393
  - Transport Buttons
    394
  - Abs/Rel Indicator
    394
  - Preview Buttons
    394
- PAN Knob Strip
  395
  - Locator (Loc)
    395
  - Scene (Scn)
    395
  - Scene Name/Number
    395
  - Project Information
    395
- The VGA Input Clipping Indicators
  396
- VGA F Buttons
  396
- Status Strip
  396
- VGA Remaining Space Status Strip
  396
31 VGA Main Display Home Screen

397
- The Meters Strip
  397
  - Working with the Meters Strip
    398
- The Playlist Area
  400
  - Operating the VGA Playlist
    400
  - VGA Playlist Track Controls
    402
    
    Track Name
    403
    
    Pan Slider
    404
    
    Att Slider
    404
  - The Playlist's Measure Bar
    406
  - Status Toggles
    406
  - Editing VGA Playlist Track Audio
    407
  - The VGA Playlist Control Panel
    409
  - The VGA Wave Display
    410
32 VGA Main Display CH VIEW Screens

411
- Displaying CH EDIT Parameters on the VGA
  411
- Universal CH VIEW Elements
  411
  - Input/Output Control Strip
    412
    
    Solo Button
    412
    
    Mute Button
    412
  - AUX Send Controls
    413
  - DIR (DIRECT) 1-8 Selector
    414
- Channel-Specific Parameter Strips
  414
- Input and Track Channel CH VIEW Elements
  416
  - Track/V-Track Info
    416
  - Dynamics and EQ Controls
    417
  - EFFECT INSERT Controls
    419
- FX Return Channel CH VIEW Elements
  420
  - Loop Fx Assign
    420
  - Effect Algorithm Display
    420
33 VGA Main Display Mixer Views

421
- Shared Elements
  421
  - Shared MASTER Fader Strip
    421
  - FADER Select Indicator
    422
  - Aux Send Sliders
    422
- Input Mixer/Master Block View
  423
  - Input Channel Strips
    423
  - Master Block Strips
    424
- Track Mixer/Fx Return Mixer View
  425
  - Track Channel Strips
    426
  - FX Return Channel Strips
    427
- Multi-Channel Strip Views
  428
34 VGA Main Display EZ ROUTING Screen

437
- Making Connections
  437
  - Routing on the VGA Using a Mouse
    437
- Other Onscreen EZ ROUTING Tools
  440
  - Phantom Power Switches
    440
  - Activating Digital Inputs
    440
  - Recording Bus Attenuation
    440
35 VGA Main Display Automix Editing

441
- Editing Automix Data on the VGA
  441
  - Targeting Automix Tracks and Data for Editing
    442
- Roland VS-2400CD Owner's Manual Www.rolandus.com
  441
Supplemental Information

443
- R-BUS Remote Control
  443
  - DIF-AT Settings
    443
  - Using a Roland DIF-AT
    444
- With a TASCAM da Series Device
  444
- With an ADAT
  444
  - ADA-7000 Settings
    445
  - AE-7000 Settings
    446
  - Clock Source
    447
  - VSR-880 Settings
    448
- Using the VS-2400CD with a VM-7000 Mixing System
  449
- Using a Roland VE-7000
  450
  - Connecting the VE-7000
    450
  - Using the VE-7000
    450
- Roland MB-24 Notes
  452
- Factory EZ Routing Templates
  453
  - Recording Template
    453
  - Bouncing Template
    454
  - Mixdown Template
    455
  - Mastering Template
    456
  - Surround 2+2 Template
    457
  - Surround 3+1 Template
    458
  - Surround 3+2+1 Template
    460
- VS-2400CD Tick Resolution Table
  461
- MIDI Channels and Control Change Maps
  462
- V-Fader Control Messages
  465
- Automix Parameter List
  466
- V-Studio Song/Vs-2400CD Project Compatibility
  468
  - Recording Mode Tables
    468
  - Parameter Translations
    468
Glossary

471
- Roland VS-2400CD Owner's Manual Www.rolandus.com
  471
- MIDI Control Change Messages
  475
Index

479
- Routing to Tracks
  487
Memo

505

Roland VS-2400CD Appendices (156 pages)

24TR / 24-bit / 96kHz Digital Studio Workstation

Brand: Roland | Category: Musical Instrument | Size: 3.87 MB

Table of Contents
3
About MIDI
4
Troubleshooting
5
- Internal Effects
  6
- Other Problems
  7
Q&A
8
- Basic Functions
  8
- Effects
  9
- CD-R/Rw Drive
  10
- Digital I/O
  11
- Data Compatibility with Other Vs Models
  12
- MIDI Devices
  12
- Others
  13
- How to Record with External Effects Devices Connected
  14
  - Arbitration Failed
    16
  - Blank Disc
    16
  - Can't Communicate
    16
  - Check Condition
    16
  - Digital in Unlock Change to Internal Clock
    16
  - Drive Busy
    16
  - Drive Status Error
    16
- Illegal Request
  16
Aborted Command
16
Error Messages
16
- Disk Memory Full
  17
- Drive Unformatted
  17
- Event Memory Full
  17
- Fx Board for Rss Pan Is Not Installed
  17
- Hardware Error
  17
- Illegal Track
  17
- Lack of Event
  17
- Lack of Ide Memory
  17
- Not 44.1Khz Project
  17
- Operation Failed
  17
- Current Project
  18
- Guitar (Hi-Z)
  19
- Ntsc Format
  19
- Phantom Power
  19
- Pink Noise
  19
- Sine Wave
  20
- Track Minutes
  20
Glossary
18
- Ch Edit/Select/Automix Status Buttons
  21
- Locator/Scene Buttons
  22
Shortcut Key Operations
21
Parameter List
25
Preset Patch List
39
Algorithm List
45
- Stereo Pitch Shifter Delay
  54
- Delay Rss
  56
- Tape Echo
  57
- Chorus Rss
  62
- Space Chorus
  63
- Stereo Phaser
  64
- Analog Phaser
  66
- Stereo Flanger
  67
  - Analog Flanger
    68
  - Ch Rss
    70
  - Speaker Simulator
    77
- Vocal Multi
  78
- Voice Transformer
  80
- Vocal Canceler
  81
- Lo-Fi Processor
  86
  - Band Isolator
    87
  - Dual Compressor/Limiter
    88
- Stereo Multi
  93
- Speaker Modeling
  95
MIDI Implementation
100
- Control Change
  101
- Song Position Pointer
  116
- MIDI Time Code
  117
- Project Parameter
  121
- MIDI Machine Control
  139
- Bulk Dump
  141
- System Exclusive Message
  116
- Timing Clock
  116
- System Real Time Message
  116
- Program Change
  116
- Channel Mode Messages
  142
- System Exclusive Messages
  142
- MIDI Implementation Chart
  144
Track Sheet
145
About the Demo Performances
148
Specifications
149
- Power Supply
  150
- Dynamics Processor
  150
Index
151

Roland VS-2400CD Service Notes (49 pages)

Digital Studio Workstation

Brand: Roland | Category: Musical Instrument | Size: 12.95 MB

Table of Contents
1
Specifications
2
Location of Controls Parts List
4
Location of Controls
5
Exploded View Parts List
6
Exploded View
7
Wiring Diagram
8
Parts List
9
Checking the Version Number
17
Saving User Data & Reloading Saved Data
17
Test Mode
19
System Software Update Procedure
22
Formatting the Hard Disk
22
Block Diagram 1
25
Block Diagram 2
26
Circuit Board (Main)
27
Circuit Diagram (Main 1/8)
29
Circuit Diagram (Main 2/8)
30
Circuit Diagram (Main 3/8)
31
Circuit Diagram (Main 4/8)
32
Circuit Diagram (Main 5/8)
33
Circuit Diagram (Main 6/8)
34
Circuit Diagram (Main 7/8)
35
Circuit Diagram (Main 8/8)
36
Circuit Board (Analog)
37
Circuit Diagram (Analog 1/4)
39
Circuit Diagram (Analog 2/4)
40
Circuit Diagram (Analog 3/4)
41
Circuit Diagram (Analog 4/4)
42
Circuit Board (Panel/Fader)
43
Circuit Diagram (Panel)
44
Circuit Diagram (Fader)
45
Circuit Board (Contrast/Cdrw)
46
Circuit Diagram (Contrast)
48
Circuit Diagram (Cdrw)
49

Roland VS-2400CD Mixer Block Diagram (1 page)

Digital Studio Workstation

Brand: Roland | Category: Musical Instrument | Size: 0.87 MB

Roland VS-2400CD Supplementary Manual (1 page)

Roland VS-2400CD Digital Studio Workstation: Supplementary Guide

Brand: Roland | Category: Musical Instrument | Size: 0.05 MB

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Table of Contents

Step-By-Step Instruction Finder

1 Welcome

2 Getting Around

3 Introduction to the VS-2400CD

4 Setting up and Basic Operations

5 Understanding Effects

6 Understanding the Hard Disk Recorder

7 Project and Drive Operations

8 The Home Screen

9 Working with Input Signals

10 Using the Digital Mixer

11 Input and Track Channel Tools

12 Working with Input Channels

13 Operating the Hard Disk Recorder

14 Working with Track Channels

15 Aux Busses and Direct Paths

16 Using Effects

17 Working with FX Return Channels

18 Editing Tracks

19 Phrase Editing Operations

20 Region Editing Operations

21 Working with the VS-2400CD Outputs

22 EZ Routing

23 MIDI and Synchronization

24 Surround

25 Automix

26 Mastering and CD-R/RW Operations

27 Utility Menu Parameters

28 Expanding the VS-2400CD

29 Using a VGA Monitor: Overview

30 VGA Main Display Universal Elements

31 VGA Main Display Home Screen

32 VGA Main Display CH VIEW Screens

33 VGA Main Display Mixer Views

34 VGA Main Display EZ ROUTING Screen

35 VGA Main Display Automix Editing

Supplemental Information

Glossary

Index

Memo

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