Roland V-Mixer VM-3100 - Page 9

Easy-to-Read Digital Display Screen
The VM-3100’s backlit graphic LCD display is easy to read, allowing
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you to see at a glance the content of any operation. This makes it easy
to check the level meters visually while still using your ears to adjust
levels.
You can also display the levels for each channel and view screen
graphics while operating the mixer.
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Scene Memory Makes Saving Mixer Settings Easy ="B-_ Page 26
Mixer information (including channel levels, PAN, and other settings,
along with any effects settings) can be saved as a “Scene Memory”.
Saving your scenes in advance allows you to quickly recall your mix
with the press of a single button. You can record a total of 32
Scenes. This is a very convenient function that can be used for many
different applications.
Control of MIDI Devices ==="B_ Page 35, 41
Connecting a MIDI device to the VM-3100’s MIDI IN and OUT
connectors allows you to use an external MIDI sequencer to select
Scenes. In addition, since the VM-3100's panel controls can be used to
send MMC Start and Stop messages, you can also use it to control
external MIDI sequencers.
Trying Out the VM-3400
Digital Mixer Workbook
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