Roland VS-2000 - The EZ ROUTING LOOP EFFECT ASSIGN Screen; Making Connections on the Ez Routing Output Assign Screen

22—EZ Routing
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On this screen, you can adjust your listening level using the REC ATT parameter
(Page 275) when you’re listening to the eight recording busses instead of the MASTER
mix.
Making Connections on the EZ ROUTING OUTPUT ASSIGN Screen
1. Use  or  to select the desired pair of outputs.
2. Turn the Time/Value dial to create the desired connection.
Output routing is described in detail in Chapter 21. In addition, on Page 75, you’ll find a
detailed set of steps for setting up digital monitoring through a pair of Roland
DS-series Digital Reference Monitors.
The EZ ROUTING LOOP EFFECT ASSIGN Screen
The EZ ROUTING LOOP EFFECT ASSIGN screen displays the FX bus that carries
signals to each of the VS-2000’s internal effect processors. You can also see a symbol for
each processor’s currently selected effect patch.
For the purposes of routing, busses are treated as odd/even pairs that can include two
mono busses or one stereo bus. Outputs are divided into odd/even, left/right pairs as
well. These pairs cannot be altered.
If you cursor all the way to the left, you’ll select the MONITOR bus assignment
junction. Turn the Time/Value dial to select the pair of busses—or stereo bus—you’d like
to send into the stereo MONITOR bus.
If an FX bus is linked to its odd/even partner (Page 204), “L” and “R” are attached to the
end of their names.
Effect
processors
FX Busses
If there’s no optional
VS8F-2 or VS8F-3 effect
expansion board installed
for an effect processor,
“No FX Board” appears
instead of an effect patch
symbol.
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