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VS-880 Application Guide
Think of your home as the VS-880 mixer. The cold water coming into your home from the main supply in
the street is just like the audio signal from your guitar entering an input of the VS-880. As shown in the
plumbing diagram, the cold water branches into two directions, the kitchen sink and your water heater.
The same thing can happen in the VS-880. The guitar signal can be sent to a reverb device (water heater)
and a recording track (kitchen sink) simultaneously.
The water (guitar) that has passed through the water heater (reverb) is now very hot (has lots of reverb).
The original cold water (dry guitar) travels to the kitchen sink (recording track) by one path and the hot
water (reverb guitar) travels to the kitchen sink (recording track) by a different path or pipe.
We have faucets (faders) at the kitchen sink that can control the mix of cold and hot water entering the
sink. Just like a fader or volume control in the VS-880 controls how much dry guitar and how much reverb
guitar are mixed together and sent on to the drain (output).
Once the cold and hot water are mixed in the kitchen sink, they become warm water which flows out the
drain to the street (output).
Whenever you want to visualize the signal flow in your VS-880, think about the water flow in your own
home. If you can always think about “where is the signal coming from” and “where is the signal going
next”, you should not have any difficulty navigating the mixer in your VS-880.
Sometimes it is also helpful to think about the audio signal as an actual wire (patch
cord) that you are holding in your hand. For example, plug a cable into your guitar.
Hold the other end in your hand. You are now holding an OUTPUT (the output of
the guitar). Every OUTPUT is always looking for the next INPUT. So I plug the
guitar cord into the INPUT of the VS-880. Now you visualize the guitar signal
flowing through the input amplifier, etc.
The VS-880 Mixer
As you can see from the front panel, the VS-880 provides 8 channel mixing faders. However, unlike a
conventional analog mixer where every fader is hard-wired to perform a specific function, the VS-880
digital mixer is virtual (assignable) – meaning that you can change the function of the buttons and faders
by selecting a different mixer mode. Each mode is designed for different configurations and exhibits
unique functions which provide the VS-880 digital mixer a high degree of flexibility.
Drain (Bus)
OUTPUT
to street
Water Heater
INPUT to house
from water line
Your House
Cold Water (Bus)
Hot Water (Bus)
Bath Sink
Bathtub
Kitchen Sink
INPUT
INPUTS INPUTS
INPUT
INPUTS
Toilet
OUTPUT
OUTPUT
OUTPUT
OUTPUT
OUTPUT
OUTPUT
- APPLICATION GUIDE 2.0 1
- Contents 2
- Table of Contents 4
- Purpose of this Guide 6
- How to use this Guide 6
- Icons & Symbols 6
- Mixer Channel 7
- Commands 7
- Tracking Session 8
- Overdub Session 8
- Mixdown Session 9
- Pointer Based Editing 10
- Summary of VS-880 11
- Terminology 11
- Understanding Your VS-880 18
- Understanding The Mixer 19
- A Mixer Analogy 20
- The VS-880 Mixer 21
- Selecting Mixer Modes 22
- INPUT MIX / TRACK MIX Mode 23
- TRACK MIX 24
- Mixer Effect Routing 25
- Mixer Summary 26
- Input Mix Mode Track Mix Mode 26
- Now Time 27
- Virtual Tracks 28
- Finding Your Edit Points 29
- Editing Resolution 30
- Using Waveforms To Edit 31
- Undo & Redo 31
- Channels vs Tracks 32
- [PLAY (DISPLAY)] Button 33
- Transport Buttons 33
- [SHIFT] Button 33
- [CH EDIT] Buttons 33
- [STATUS] Buttons 33
- [PARAMETER] Buttons 34
- [CURSOR] Buttons 34
- [YES] / [NO] Buttons 34
- TIME/VALUE Dial 34
- VS-880 Demo Song 35
- VS-880 Connections 36
- Creating A New Song 38
- Naming A Song 39
- Save Your Song to Disk Often 40
- Sample Setup 41
- Using Locator Banks 44
- CONDITION MARKER# 46
- Internal Effects 49
- On Track Two 52
- Loop Recording 57
- To One Track 67
- Using the Serial Insert Path 68
- Using the Voice Transformer 70
- Bouncing 75
- Monitor - Cue 77
- TimeStart End 82
- Start End To Time 86
- Narration 87
- AA'A" 90
- Multiple Verses 91
- Using Mute During Mixdown 97
- FX Processor 100
- VS-880 Application Guide 101
- Simultaneously 102
- Compressor 103
- Backup Your Song to DAT 104
- Recover Your Song from DAT 105
- Creating A Tempo Map 109
- Markers (Tap Tempo) 110
- Tips & Features 114
- Slave Mode - Master Mode 116
- Sync Track 116
- VS-880 with a Digital Sampler 118
- Sync VS-880 to ADAT 120
- Sync VS-880 to DA-88 121
- MIDI Interface 122
- Sync VS-880 to Video 124
- Glossary of General 126
- Audio and Recording 126
- Chapter 8: Appendix 126
- Chapter 8: Appendix 128
- More About SCSI 137
- SCSI Cables 138
- SCSI Termination 138
- “ACTIVE” Terminators 139
- Terminator Power 139
- Test For Internal Termination 139
- Double Termination 139
- SCSI Summary 140
- Blank Track Sheet 141
- VS-880 APPLICATION GUIDE 2.0 142
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