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Chapter 5 Using the Digital Mixer

fig.09-16

Track 9: MASTER jack (L)

Track 10: MASTER jack (R)

Track 11: AUX A jack (L)

Track 12: AUX A jack (R)

Track 13: AUX B jack (L)

Track 14: AUX B jack (R)

Track 15: MONITOR jack (L)

Track 16: MONITOR jack (R)

4. Press [PLAY (DISPLAY)] to return to the Playlist display.

Remember to turn the DIRECT OUT function off when you

are finished transferring your tracks.

Mixer Routing

Sources Assigned to Tracks

In a newly created song, inputs are assigned to tracks as

shown below. This is the default mixer routing.

fig.03-05a

Using the STATUS and SELECT buttons, it is possible to set

up almost any type of routing. To determine the source(s)

assigned to a track for recording, use the following

procedure.

1. Press and hold the STATUS button for the track to be

recorded. The SELECT button for the default input

routed to that track blinks. The Input Assign screen

appears in the display for as long as the STATUS button

is held.

2. Press the Input SELECT button for the input you want

assigned to the track.

fig.03-05

• You can assign more than one input to a track.

• You can assign a track to a track.

• You can assign more than one track to a track.

• You can assign the effect returns to a track.

• You can assign any combination of inputs, effect returns

and tracks to a track.

When you are done, the SELECT button for each source

routed to the track will be blinking.

To clear the mixer routing for all channels, press and hold

any STATUS button, and press [CLEAR].

Input Mixer Default

Assignment

You may have noticed that, after making a new recording,

you can still hear your live microphones or other sources that

are still plugged in. Or, you may hear sources that are

connected to inputs, even though you haven’t recorded a

track. The reason for this is that each channel of the Input

Mixer is automatically routed to the stereo master mix. This

is the default setting when a new song is created. Any source

connected to an INPUT jack in to the VS-1680 is routed to the

main stereo output. To change this setting, follow the

procedure below.

1. Press the Input SELECT button for each input being

used.

2. Use [ ], [ ], [ ], and [ ] to move the

cursor to the MIX section in the screen. Or, press [F1

(MIX)]. If “MIX” does not appear above [F1], press

[PAGE] until you see “MIX” above [F1], and then press

[F1 (MIX)].

3. Use the TIME/VALUE dial to change the Mix Assign

Switch—located above the pan knob in the display—to

“Off.”

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