Roland V-Mixer VM-3100 - Digital Mixer Workbook: Recording Guide; Recording to Digital Recorders (DAT, MD)

Digital Mixer Workbook
Here is an introduction to some even more practical ways of using the
VM-3100’s many various features. Understanding the material in this
section can give you a better idea of the possibilities available only with
a digital mixer.
These examples illustrate real-life advantages of the VM-3100 digital
mixer. First, we’ll show how to get the most out of the digital outputs
of your digital mixer.
How to record into digital recorders (DAT, MD...)
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Let’s record the output of the VM-3100 into digital recorders such as
DAT, MD, and the hard disk recorders such as the VS-1680/880EX.
Connect the equipment according to the picture below.
<Connection with DAT or MD recorder>
Speakers
Connect the
Digital Audio Cable
INPUT 9-10
INPUT 11-12
DIGITAL IN AorB
DIGITAL OUT A DIGITAL OUT B
AUX SEND
BUS OUT
MASTER OUT
MONITOR
Set the digital equipment to record
Set the digital equipment to be able to record the digital signals which
come in via its digital input jack.
Start the recording operation on the connected equipment.
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Besides MASTER OUT, the
VM-3100 is equipped with
BUS OUT, AUX SEND, and
MONITOR (phones) for
analog output signals, and
DIGITAL OUT for digital
output signals.
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To prevent malfunction
and/or damage to speakers
or other devices, always
turn down the volume, and
turn off the power on all
devices before making any ;
connections.
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The VM-3100's DIGITAL
Outputs are set at the
factory to send the same -
signals as the MASTER
‘Outputs.
Before proceeding with an
operation, you can press
the [LEVEL METER]
button to call up the Level. ee
ies screen. :
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Please set the sampling rate:
of the digital equipment to
record at-44.1 kHz. Some
models set the sampling -
rate automatically, and ne
‘don’t need’ to be set
manually.