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Chapter 4 Recording Operations

Chapter 4

5. Adjust the volume level, panning, equalization, and other settings for each track.

6. If you run out of empty tracks, you can merge the contents of two or more tracks onto a different track using track bouncing

(p. 64).

7. Mix down the tracks to your stereo recorder to make a master tape. Or, bounce down the tracks to a stereo track within the VS-

1680 to make your own original CD using an optional Roland VS-CDRII recorder.

Connecting Instruments

1. Pull the Master fader all the way down.

2. Connect instruments and microphones to the desired INPUT jacks.

The INPUT 8 jack and the GUITAR (Hi-Z) jack cannot be used simultaneously. The GUITAR (Hi-Z) jack takes priority when

connections are made to both jacks at the same time. If you wish to use the INPUT 8 jack, make sure nothing is plugged into the

GUITAR (Hi-Z) jack.

Guitar (Hi-Z) (See Appendices, p. 63)

* The pin assignment for the XLR type connectors is as shown below. Before making any connections, make sure this pin assignment is

compatible with all of your other devices.

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* To prevent feedback from occurring, pay attention to the position of “live” microphones connected near active speakers. If feedback occurs:

• Change the position of the microphones.

• Move the microphones farther from the speakers.

• Lower the volume levels.

Recording to the Tracks

1. Select a track to record on. While holding down [REC], press the STATUS button for that track. The STATUS button will begin

blinking red to indicate that it is “record-ready.”

2. To select the source to be recorded to the track, press and hold the STATUS button for the track to be recorded. Then, press the

Input SELECT button for the input you want assigned to the track. The SELECT button will blink.

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