Roland V-Mixer VM-3100 - Page 38

Using the VM-3100 for Performances and Lectures
Making different mixes for live performance
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An essential aspect of live performances is the management of signals
from the many mics — the host or emcee’s mic as well as chorus, solo
vocalist, and piano mics — that are used. Level settings can be
completely different for each mic, making live adjustments difficult.
The VM-3100 allow you to control and adjust up to eight mics. What's
more, SCENE MEMORY allows you to store different mic settings for
each performance venue.
Connect your microphones as shown in the following
figure.
This example uses one mic for the emcee, one vocalist mic, one podium
mic, and three mics for the chorus. A cassette tape recorder is used to
play accompaniment for the chorus and background music at the
venue.
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Adjust the emcee’s mic.
Switch the level screen to Pre, and adjust the GAIN knob until the meter
indicates the proper level. At this point, the channel fader should be
lowered.
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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 onall
devices before making any
connections.
Before proceeding with an
operation, you can press
the [LEVEL.METER]
button to call up the Level
Meter screen.
For instructions on. :
changing the meter display,
please refertop.21