Roland VS-2000 - Introduction to the CH EDIT Screens; How the CH EDIT Screens Are Organized

11—Input and Track Channel Tools
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Introduction to the CH EDIT Screens
There are five CH EDIT parameter screens for input channels and six for track
channels.
Screens that are common to both input and track channels are identical in both places.
How the CH EDIT Screens Are Organized
All of the CH EDIT screens have three sections. The top and bottom sections are always
available as you move from CH EDIT screen to CH EDIT screen. When you select a new
CH EDIT screen, it’s the contents of the middle area that change. This chapter devotes a
section to each CH EDIT screen, or—more precisely—what you’ll find in the middle
section of each screen.
The Top of the CH EDIT Screens
The top of each CH EDIT screen contains elements also found on the Home screen:
For a detailed description of what’s at the top of a CH EDIT screen, see Chapter 8.
The Bottom of the CH EDIT Screens
At the bottom of the CH EDIT screens you’ll find an F button for each CH EDIT screen.
The buttons are organized into a pair of tabbed layers. Press the PAGE button to toggle
between the two layers.
Input channel CH EDIT screens: Track channel CH EDIT screens:
VIEW DYN VIEW ASSIGN
EQ FX Ins DYN EQ
RSSPan FX Ins RSSPan
The remaining F buttons activate CH EDIT tools available on various CH EDIT screens.
We’ll describe the role of F5 on the VIEW, DYN and EQ screens in the following
sections. F6 turns on the parameter view, described on Page 164.
1.
2.
3.
4.
8.
9.
6. 7.
1. Display Pop-Up
Menu button
2. Current channel
display
3. PAN knob
display
4. Position bar
5. View label
6. Clock
7. Calendar
8. Current time
location display
9. Input peak
indicators
This illustration shows the top section of an input channel.
In a track channel, the input peak indicators are replaced
by the selected track’s name.
5.
The track channel tabsThe input channel tabs
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