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General| Type | Digital Mixer |
|---|---|
| Bit Depth | 24-bit |
| Digital Effects | Yes |
| EQ | 3-band EQ per channel |
| MIDI | Yes |
| USB | No |
| Sampling Rate | 44.1kHz, 48kHz |
| Effects | Reverb, Delay, Flanger |
Covers essential precautions for safe operation, including water proximity, ventilation, heat sources, and proper power connection.
Covers USA & UK requirements for electrical grounding to reduce shock risk.
Explains the meaning of WARNING and CAUTION labels to alert users about potential risks.
Explains the meaning of safety symbols like the lightning flash and exclamation point.
Provides guidance on avoiding noise interference, managing heat, and ensuring proper unit placement.
Guidance on cleaning, solvent usage, handling controls, and protecting the unit from impact.
Recommends reading key sections and saving the manual for full feature understanding.
Details the physical arrangement and labels of all controls and connectors on the VM-3100's front panel.
Details the physical arrangement and labels of all connectors on the VM-3100's rear panel.
Guides users on connecting a CD player via analog jacks and listening to the sound output.
Procedure for turning on the unit and setting initial channel and master fader levels.
Explains how to use the master fader and select channels for sound adjustment.
Procedure for adjusting the equalizer's high frequencies to shape the sound's tone.
Details how to connect and mix digital audio sources like CD players and microphones.
Steps to balance mic, digital inputs, and master output levels for a cohesive mix.
Guides on selecting a channel and applying effects such as reverb for sound enhancement.
Procedure for setting the output level of the selected effect to achieve desired sound.
Explains how to store current mixer settings, including faders, PAN, and effects, into Scene Memory.
Steps to recall previously saved mixer configurations for quick setup.
Provides a step-by-step guide for connecting and recording audio to DAT or MD recorders.
Offers solutions for common recording issues, including output sources and sampling rates.
Guide for connecting and using digital monitors for accurate sound monitoring.
Explains how to use the Speaker Modeling feature on the VM-3100Pro for sonic adjustments.
Tips for leveraging Scene Memory for various applications like live performance and recording.
Details how to clear existing scenes and record new settings into used scene locations.
Guide on switching between scene banks for better organization of saved settings.
Instructs on connecting instruments and mics, and adjusting their levels for demo tape creation.
Outlines the steps for recalling scenes, recording performance, saving, and cancelling operations.
Explains how to use a MIDI keyboard to recall VM-3100 scenes for easier performance operation.
Steps for connecting keyboards and setting their audio levels and effects.
Details connecting a computer and MIDI sound module for remote control via sequencing software.
Steps to set up scenes for MIDI-based mixing and control of the VM-3100.
Guides on setting the VM-3100 to send Control Change messages for real-time fader automation.
Explains how to route specific channel signals to the BUS OUT and AUX SEND jacks.
Adjusting volume and stereo balance for various outputs like Master Out, Aux Send, and Bus Out.
Details on accessing and adjusting the equalizer parameters for each channel.
Covers accessing, changing, and saving routing configurations within the EZ Routing system.
Details on connecting and processing digital signals, including listening to CD players digitally.
Guide to adjusting and applying various effect parameters like Reverb, Delay, and Chorus.
Covers compressor selection, stereo linking, saving, loading, and deleting settings.
Explains how to manage scene memories, including copying, exchanging, and undoing/redoing scenes.
Guide to solo monitoring, adjusting channel parameters, and checking channel settings.
Discusses fader positions, match settings, and detailed channel editing procedures.
Procedures for assigning channels to buses and muting channels for precise control.
Covers monitor output selection, locator usage, and FX/Aux send routing configuration.
Using channel faders as MIDI volume and setting MIDI channels for external device control.
Configuring MIDI output, thru, timing monitoring, and remote control functions.
Details system settings like display contrast and procedures for backing up VM-3100 data.
Setup for RMDB II, DIF-AT, and interfacing with digital recorders for audio transfer.
Procedures for connecting and controlling digital recorders via MIDI and other interfaces.
Illustrations for connecting ADAT and TASCAM recorders via the RMDB II interface.
Diagram illustrating how to connect multiple VM-3100 units for synchronized operation.
Highlights precautions for digital connections, including sampling rate compatibility and potential pitch issues.
Guidance for connecting with later ADAT models and potential issues like pitch shift.
Provides solutions for common issues like no sound, channel problems, and headphone output issues.
Troubleshooting MIDI communication, RMDB II connectivity, and internal effect malfunctions.
Details the VM-3100's channel count, internal memory, signal processing capabilities, and sample rate.
Information on input/output levels, impedance, frequency response, and total harmonic distortion.
Details all available connectors, power requirements, physical dimensions, weight, and accessories.
Lists and describes presets for Reverb, EZ Delay, and Vocal Multi effects algorithms.
Lists and describes presets for Guitar Amp Simulator and Dynamics Processor effects.
Lists and describes presets for the Parametric EQ effect algorithm.
Details the initial five EZ Routing presets for basic signal routing configurations.
Explains the parameters and functions of the Reverb & Gate algorithm, including its EQ and Gate features.
Details the 3-Band EQ parameters used in various algorithms for tone shaping.
Explains the Mic Simulator effect, its converter switches, and microphone type selections.
Describes the Stereo Dynamics Processor and the Compressor/Limiter effect parameters.
Explains the Center Canceller effect and the 3-Band Equalizer parameters.
Describes the Isolator & Filter effect, which separates sound into frequency ranges.
