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Chapter 2: Understanding Your VS-880
Comments On VS-880 Connections
The VS-880 uses 1/4” phone and RCA phono jacks as input connectors. Your microphone may already
come equipped with a 1/4” phone plug on the cable or you might need to adapt the XLR connector from
some microphones to the 1/4” phone jack on the VS-880. Adapters and cables are readily available from
your Roland dealer or music supply store.
1/4” balanced connectors (ring, tip, sleeve) and 1/4” unbalanced connectors (ring,
tip) will work equally well into the VS-880.
Phantom Power
All condenser microphones require some type of power source to operate correctly. They may have a built
in battery, connect to their own external power supply, or they might require “phantom powering”.
Phantom Power microphones are the most common today. Phantom power microphones obtain their
power directly through the mic cable, from the device they are connected to. The VS-880 does not provide
phantom power for this type of microphone. You might use an external analog mixer that does supply
phantom power as a mic preamp, or, you can use an external microphone preamp to power the
microphone and connect its output to the VS-880.
Creating A New Song
1. Press [SONG] (under EDIT CONDITION) until “SNG Song New?” is displayed. Press [YES].
2. “SNG SampleRate =” will be displayed. Use the TIME/VALUE dial to select the desired
sample rate (32kHz, 44.1kHz, or 48kHz).
3. Press the [PARAMETER>>] button and “SNG Record Mode =” will be displayed. Use the
TIME/VALUE dial to select the desired record mode (MAS, MT1, MT2, or LIV).
4. Press [YES].
5. “SNG Create NewSong?” will be displayed. Press [YES].
6. “SNG Create New-Sure?” will be displayed. Press [YES].
7. “SNG STORE CURRENT?” will be displayed. Press [YES] to save any recent changes to the
current song or press [NO] to discard all changes made to the current song since the last
time it was saved to disk.
“Now Working” will be displayed. When the VS-880 is finished creating the new song, it will return to
Play condition.
You should name your song before you begin recording (see Application Guide page
38).
- 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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