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1—Welcome
Congratulations on the purchase of your Roland VS-2000 Digital Studio Workstation.
The VS-2000 will allow you to take your music—or any other kind of sound—from the
first spark of inspiration to completed recording.
Although the VS-2000 is simple to operate, the sheer number of tools it provides do
require some introduction and explanation. That’s what the
VS-2000 Owner’s Manual
is
for. Of course, what you do with these tools is up to you and your imagination.
If you’ve purchased a VS8F-2 Effect Expansion Board or a VS8F-3 Plug-In Effect
Expansion Board for your VS-2000, refer to Chapter 29, beginning on Page 389, for
installation instructions. To learn how to install a VS20-VGA VGA/Mouse Expansion
Board for adding mouse, ASCII keyboard and VGA capabilities to your VS-2000, see the
installation instructions that ship with the VS20-VGA.
Your VS-2000 is an extremely reliable device. However, there’s no guarantee against
data loss due to improper use of the VS-2000 or unforeseen events. Roland Corporation
assumes no liability concerning such loss of data.
About this Manual
How the
VS-2000 Owner’s Manual
is Organized
The
VS-2000 Owner’s Manual
explains the VS-2000 ‘s architecture, features, operations
and settings. It also provides application suggestions and step-by-step procedures. To
get the most from your VS-2000, we recommend reading the entire manual. The
structure of the manual generally reflects the order in which a typical signal flows
through the VS-2000, with extra explanations for beginners at the front.
If you’d like to get to work immediately, you may first want to:
•
set the VS-2000’s internal clock and calendar
—The VS-2000 time-stamps each
recording to make it easy for you to keep track of your work. See Page 67 for
instructions.
•
connect a mouse, ASCII keyboard and VGA monitor
—If you’ve purchased a VS20-VGA
(sold separately), a mouse, PS/2 keyboard and VGA monitor, see Page 66 for setup
information.
Here’s where you’ll find instructions that explain how to perform some basic
operations:
•
“Creating a New Project”
—Page 103
•
“Recording a New Track”
—Page 177
•
“Backing Up a Project”
—Page 110
•
“Inserting Effects on an Input or Track Channel”
—Page 215
•
“Setting Up an Internal Loop Effect”
—Page 211
•
“Mixing”
—Page 200
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