Roland Vs-880 User Manual

Exporting Roland VS Files to Your PC (This tutorial is based on posts by the developers, FunkyBeat and others found in the VS-Planet forum.) Content

Unfold the Partition by clicking the plus sign (this does not apply if you work on SONGS): Exporting Roland VS Files to Your PC Page 10 – 1/2/07:R

Click on a song (this does apply if you work on SONGS): The tracks will now be displayed. Now you can set up your destination directory where you

Usually the export starts at the start of the first, and ends at the end of the last, event of the selected tracks. However, by selecting ‘start at:

Your files will be converted. You’re done! Trouble Shooting In Windows 2000, when I try to run the program I get a message 'The file mscomctl

Windows XP: regsvr32 \windows\system32\MSCOMCTL.OCX 5. You should see a message saying "DllRegisterServer ... succeeded" If you are gettin

Exporting Using the Reaper Plug-In Applications Needed Cd2Roland tool - VS Backup Ripper tool available at http://w13.easy-share.com/1209451.html re

4. Open a DOS Command prompt. In Windows, there is usually one under Start > All Programs > Accessories > Command Prompt. If you don't

C:\Program Files\Reaper\Plugins Reaper should not be running while you do this. 3. Open Reaper and choose "Open Project..." from the File

Creating a Batch File for Cd2Roland Creating a PC batch file automates the ripping steps for you once you have everything installed. 1. Open your

I get the following error messages using Cd2Roland: Sending SPC1 Test Unit CDB6 command..failed. DeviceIOControl returned with failed status. Drive

Exporting Using VSWaveExport VSWaveExport tool (available at http://www.thegoodlibrary.com/VSWaveExport.html) Note: Link may change as newer Versions

Using ripped files: To extract the files from your backup CDs, use the Cd2Roland utility as described in the Reaper section above. After you get your

Now open another Windows Explorer window and navigate to where your extracted SONG file or your VirDis File is stored. Drag the file (left-click, h