®ÂØÒÅÎ Supplemental Notes VS-1680 Frequently Asked Questions
Use the following procedure to adjust the PAN ON/OFF switch:
1) Press the desired INPUT or TRACK SELECT button.
2) Use the CURSOR buttons to highlight the parameter
beneath PAN (in the upper right corner of the display).
3) Use the TIME/VALUE dial to select ON or OFF as
desired. For example. If you are trying to prevent an
input from being heard at the mix outputs, you would
set this switch to OFF.
4) Repeat steps 1-3 for any additional tracks or inputs
as desired.
The Fader/Mute button (Fig. 2) is used to determine
whether the faders control the track levels or the input and
effect return levels. When the Fader/Mute button is set to
IN, faders 1-8 control the analog input levels, fader
9/10 controls the digital input, fader 11/12 controls the
stereo in level, and faders 13-16 control the effect return
levels. When the Fader/Mute button is set to TR,
faders 1-16 will control the levels for tracks 1-16 respec-
tively. Use the following procedure to set the faders to
control inputs or tracks:
1) Select a song and press PLAY.
2) Press the FADER/MUTE button so that IN is lit.
3) Use the faders to adjust the levels of the inputs and
effect returns as desired.
4) Press the FADER/MUTE button so that TR is lit.
5) Use the faders to adjust the levels of the tracks as
desired.
The VS-1680 allows you to take a project from its begin-
ning stages all the way to a finished CD. What steps
need to be taken to produce a finished CD? A general
description of the recording process might be as follows:
Ü Recording Basic Tracks
Ü Editing your Tracks
Ü Mixing your Tracks
Ü Mastering your Tracks to a Final Stereo Mix
Ü Preparing your Stereo Mix for CD
This section covers some of the common questions that
arise during the CD preparation phase of the recording
1998 Roland Corporation U.S. VS-1680 Frequently Asked Questions Faxback # 21067 Page 3
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III. What is the Fader/Mute Button Used For?
IV. How Do I Burn Audio CDs?
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