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VS-880 Application Guide

Pan

A control on the VS-880 that allows you to position a

mono recording somewhere in the stereo field.

Parameter

A Parameter refers to some setting within the VS-880

that you can modify. e.g. EQ frequency is a

Parameter. Aux Send level is a Parameter. etc.

Peak

The maximum recording level of the VS-880 when

digital clipping (distortion) occurs.

Phones

The volume control for headphones which can be

connected to the rear of the VS-880.

Play

The play button controls the playback of the VS-880

recorder section.

Preview - Scrub

The ability for the VS-880 to play a short continuous

loop of audio over and over. This loop can be moved

in real time through your song to aid in finding a

specific location for editing (see Owner’s Manual

page 77).

Preview To

The ability to play a short section of audio directly in

front of your edit point (see Owner’s Manual page

76).

Preview From

The ability to play a short section of audio directly

following your edit point (see Owner’s Manual page

76).

Preview Thru

The ability to play a short section of audio centered

on your edit point.

REC

The master record button to instruct the VS-880 to

record on all tracks that have been selected to record

ready mode.

Restart

After the VS-880 has been properly shut down, the

Restart command can be used to reload your song

into memory and make it available to play without

turning the power off and on.

REW

Short for rewind. The ability to move the current

“now time” backwards in your song (same as rewind

on your cassette recorder).

Scene

An automation function in the VS-880 providing an

“instantaneous” snapshot picture of every control.

This scene snapshot can be recalled to “reset” the VS-

880 to the same settings as when the scene snapshot

was stored.

SCSI

Small Computer System Interface - The connection

on the VS-880 to allow for addition of storage devices

(hard disks).

Shift

A button to allow for selection of the alternate

function of many front panel buttons.

Shut/Eject

The Shut/Eject command instructs the VS-880 that

you wish to finish recording or editing. This

command is important since it instructs the VS-880 to

close all the data files you have been working on (do

some housekeeping) and to eject any removable

media you might have attached . You should always

use the Shut/Eject command before turning off the

power.

Solo

This button function allows you to listen to a single

channel of the VS-880 by temporarily turning off the

audio from the other channels.

Song Select

This command selects which song you want to work

on from all those stored on your hard disk.

Song New

This command is used to begin a new song.

Song Name

A command to enter the name of your song using

alphanumeric characters.

Song Copy

A command to provide the ability to copy a song

from one recording media to another.

Song Erase

A command to erase a song and all its’ associated

recordings from your hard disk.

Song Optimize

A command to erase all unused recordings from a

song to recover the disk space for additional

recording.

Song End

The location of the end of your song.

Song Top

The beginning of your song.

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