Roland VS-880EX Musical Instrument User Manual


 
8. Press [YES].
9. Press PARAMETER [ ] several times until
“SYS Syn:ErrLevel=” appears in the display.
10. Rotate the TIME/VALUE dial.
ErrLevel (Error Level)
This sets the interval (0–10) for checking MTC receiv-
ing status when synchronize VS-880EX with MTC
from an external MIDI device. If the MTC is not being
sent continuously, the VS-880EX checks the MTC and
if there is an error, cancels synchronization. By setting
a longer interval under such circumstances, synchro-
nization can continue, even if there is a certain degree
of error. Normally, set this to “5.”
11. Press PARAMETER [ ].
“SYS Syn:MTC Type=” appears in the display.
12. Rotate the TIME/VALUE dial.
MTC Type (MTC Type)
This selects the type of MTC (30, 29N, 29D, 25, or 24).
Set this to conform to the type of MTC on the slave VS-
880EX. Here, select “30.”
13. Press [PLAY (DISPLAY)].
Return to Play condition.
14. Hold down [SHIFT] and press [SYSTEM].
The “SYNC MODE” field of the display will show
“EXT,” indicating that the unit will operate in syn-
chronization to MTC received from the SI-80S.
In this condition, operations performed on the
video equipment are performed in synchrony on
the VS-880EX.
Using External Effects
Devices
When using external effects devices, the AUX SEND
jacks (A, B) function as effects send jacks. Here we see
how effects can be added to a performance recorded in
stereo on Track 1. This is handy when, for example,
you want to add reverb using an external effects
device. Use the INPUT 1 and 2 jacks as the effect
return jacks.
1. Connect your effects device as shown below.
2. Press [FADER (EDIT)] several times to let the
FADER indicator lights green.
3. Press [CH EDIT (SELECT)] on Channel 1.
4. Press PARAMETER [ l] [ ] to let “MIX
Sw=” appears in the display.
5. Rotate the TIME/VALUE dial.
MIX Sw (Mix Switch)
This sets how the signal is sent to the MIX bus. Here,
select “Off.”
Off: The signal is not sent to the MIX bus.
On: The signal is sent to the MIX bus.
INPUT OUTPUT
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