Roland V-Mixer VM-3100 - Using VM-3100 as a Keyboard Submixer; Recalling Scenes with MIDI Keyboard; Connecting Keyboards and Adjusting Levels

Using the VM-3100 as a Keyboard Submixer
Recalling SCENEs with a MIDI Keyboard | ore
In concert or in the studio, one thing that is indispensable for mixing
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To prevent malfunction
and/or damage to speakers
or other devices, always
turn. down the volume, and
multiple keyboards in a keyboard submixer. The VM-3100 allows you
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to the mixer’s MIDI IN, and the keyboard’s MIDI IN to the mixer’s MEM needs
MIDI OUT. Before proceeding with an’
operation, you can press
the [LEVEL METER]
button to call up the Level:
Meter screen.
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DIGITAL IN AorB
DIGITAL OUT A DIGITAL OUT B
AUX SEND
BUS OUT
MASTER OUT
MONITOR
Trying Out the VM-3100
Adjust the level of the keyboard.
Raise the fader on the channel to which Keyboard 1 is connected.
Adjust the level while playing the keyboard, rotating the GAIN knob
until the meter shows the proper amount of signal.
Adjust the effects, pan, and equalizer settings as desired.
When you have finished making the settings, save them to a SCENE
MEMORY. At this time, store the mix in BANK 1, SCENE 1.
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