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Recalling a Specific Location
(Jump)
Besides using the TIME/VALUE dial, markers and
locators to move the current time of the song, you can
also directly specify a location or measure and beat to
be recalled. This is convenient when designating loca-
tions during Track Edit and Phrase Edit.
1. Hold down [SHIFT] and press [JUMP (PAGE)].
2. ”Jump” appears in the display. Use [ ], [ ]
and the TIME/VALUE dial to enter the time loca-
tion.
fig.11-05(jump.eps)
3. Press [F4 (Exec)].
The designated time location is recalled, and you are
returned to the previous condition.
Recording Mixer Settings
(Auto Mix)
With the VS-1680, you can record the present status or
condition of the mixer as a Scene. Unlike with Scenes,
you can alternatively store information at specific
times during playback to markers. Referred to as Auto
Mix, this includes the mixer settings, time-based chan-
nel fader movements, and other settings. When during
playback you reach a point where a marker is set, the
mixer settings automatically switch to those stored at
the marker. This is convenient when mixing with com-
plicated settings that are difficult to reproduce manu-
ally.
The following mixer settings can be recorded in Auto
Mix.
* Items printed in bold are those that can be adjusted direct-
ly with the faders on the top panel. You can record the
time-based movements of the faders by moving the faders
during playback of the song.
INPUT Channel/TRACK Channel:
Fader
Pan
EFX1 Lev (Effect 1 Send Level)
EFX1 Pan (Effect 1 Send Pan)
EFX2 Lev (Effect 2 Send Level)
EFX2 Pan (Effect 2 Send Pan)
EFX3 Lev (Effect 3 Send Level)
EFX3 Pan (Effect 3 Send Pan)
EFX4 Lev (Effect 4 Send Level)
EFX4 Pan (Effect 4 Send Pan)
AUX Lev (AUX Level)
AUX Pan
STEREO IN:
Fader
(Balance)
EFFECT RETURN:
(Effect 1 Return Level)
(Effect 1 Return Balance)
(Effect 2 Return Level)
(Effect 2 Return Balance)
(Effect 3 Return Level)
(Effect 3 Return Balance)
(Effect 4 Return Level)
(Effect 4 Return Balance)
Master Block:
(Master Level)
Master Balance
(Monitor Level)
Monitor Balance
(Master Effect 1 Send Level)
(Master Effect 1 Send Balance)
(Master Effect 2 Send Level)
(Master Effect 2 Send Balance)
(Master Effect 3 Send Level)
(Master Effect 3 Send Balance)
(Master Effect 4 Send Level)
(Master Effect 4 Send Balance)
(Master AUX Send Level)
(Master AUX Send Balance)
EFFECT:
EFX1 (Effect 1 Program Number)
EFX2 (Effect 2 Program Number)
EFX3 (Effect 3 Program Number)
EFX4 (Effect 4 Program Number)
Chapter 11 Other Convenient Functions
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- OWNER'S MANUAL 1
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 2
- SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 2
- USING THE UNIT SAFELY 3
- IMPORTANT NOTES 5
- Handling the Disk Drive 6
- Concerning Copyright 6
- Disclaimer of Liability 6
- About the License 6
- Agreement 6
- CONTENTS 10
- Preparations 12
- Simple Operation 13
- Connectivity 13
- Substantial Options 13
- Front and Rear Panels 14
- Recorder Section 16
- Rear Panel 18
- Saving and Managing Data 20
- About Events 22
- About Button Names 22
- Mixer Section 23
- Input Mixer 25
- Track Mixer 26
- Switching the Fader Functions 26
- Effects Section 30
- Chapter 2 Basic Operation 31
- Before You Finish Operations 32
- Basic Operations on the 33
- Track Mixer Master Block 35
- Switching Track Conditions 36
- Changing the Current Time 36
- Storing a Time Location 36
- Auxiliary Cursor Cursor 37
- 0123 456 38
- 00h00m00s00 Time 38
- Storing Mixer Settings 39
- Recalling EZ Routing 56
- Deleting EZ Routings 57
- Recording 58
- General Course of the 60
- Recording Process 60
- Connecting Instruments 60
- Recording to the Tracks 61
- Master Send Switch 62
- Master Send Pan 62
- Saving a Recorded 63
- Performance (Song Store) 63
- Recording Over a Portion of 63
- (Punch-In/Punch-Out) 63
- Playback 64
- Start Punch-in Punch-out Stop 64
- Area (Loop Recording) 66
- Recording to Other Tracks 68
- (Overdubbing) 68
- MASTER OUT 73
- Recording Digital Signals 74
- Adjusting the Tone 75
- (Equalizer) 75
- Combining the Contents of 77
- Tracks (Track Bouncing) 77
- Effect Switch 79
- Send Level 79
- Send Pan 79
- Creating a Master Tape 80
- Protecting Songs 81
- (Song Protect) 81
- Protecting Performances 82
- To Remove Song Protect 82
- About Editing Operations 83
- Track Edit 83
- Start End To Time 84
- Inserting a Blank Space Into 87
- TimeStart End 88
- Start End Time 89
- Performance Data (Track Time 90
- Compression/Expansion) 90
- Naming Tracks (Track Name) 91
- Performance Data 92
- Other Song 92
- Current Song 92
- Current Drive 92
- Current playback time 93
- Phrase to be edited 93
- Phrase not to be edited 93
- TO TimeFROM 94
- Moving Phrases (Phrase Move) 96
- Sound (Trim In) 97
- Sound (Trim Out) 98
- Naming Phrases (Phrase Name) 102
- Composition of the Effects 103
- Connecting the Effects 103
- Effect Insert Switch 104
- Insert Send Level 104
- Insert Return Level 104
- Effect Send Level 106
- Effect Send Pan 106
- Effect Send Switch 106
- Return Level 107
- Return Balance 107
- Selecting Effects (Patch) 108
- Current EffectCursor 109
- Function Buttons 109
- Patch Number Patch Name 110
- Connecting the Zip Drive 111
- Initializing the Disk 111
- (Drive Initialize) 111
- Saving Performance Data to 113
- (Playable) 114
- Single Disk (Archives) 117
- Saving to Disks (Store) 117
- Connecting the CD-R Drive 120
- Creating an Audio CD 120
- Writing Songs to CD-R Discs 121
- Added SongPrevious Song 124
- Track Number 124
- Saving Songs to CD-R Discs 125
- (CD-R Backup) 125
- Loading Songs From CD-R Discs 126
- Synchronizing with MIDI 128
- Sequencers 128
- MIDI Sequencer 129
- (implements MTC) 129
- Synchronization with the MIDI 130
- Using the Sync Track (Master) 131
- What is the Sync Track? 132
- Recording MIDI Clock Messages 132
- Synchronized Operation 132
- Using the Tempo Map (Master) 133
- What is a Tempo Map? 133
- = (Tempo) 134
- Start Times 137
- Use with a MIDI Controller 138
- Switching Effects 139
- Adjusting Effects 139
- Before Backing Up with DAT 140
- Saving Song Data to a DAT 141
- Recorder (Backup) 141
- Loading Performance Data 143
- (Recover) 143
- Checking Names of Saved 145
- Performance Data (Name) 145
- Checking the Recording 146
- Condition of Saved 146
- Performance Data (Verify) 146
- DAT recorder 147
- Digital Out 147
- Chapter 10 Compatibility 148
- Converting VS-1680 Song 150
- Data for Use with the VS 150
- 880 (Song Export) 150
- 880/VS-880EX (Song Export) 152
- When VS-880, VS-1680 and 153
- VS-880EX Format Song Data 153
- Previewing Techniques 154
- (Preview) 154
- Begins (example) 155
- Adjusting the Scrub Length 155
- Recalling a Specific Location 156
- Recording Mixer Settings 156
- (Auto Mix) 156
- Auto Mix to be edited 159
- Setting Value 159
- Undoing Recordings and 160
- Edits (Undo) 160
- Listening Only to a Specific 162
- Channel (Solo/Mute) 162
- About Solo Mode 163
- Simultaneously Adjusting a 164
- Stereo Source (Stereo Link) 164
- Mixing In a Stereo Source 165
- (Stereo In) 165
- Changing the Pitch During 166
- Playback (Vari-Pitch) 166
- SpaceSpace 167
- MIDI IN B 168
- When the Disk Has Little 169
- Remaining Space 169
- Data (Song Erase) 170
- Performance Data (Song Name) 171
- Rearranging the Order of 171
- Song Data (Song Arrange) 171
- Changing the Name of 171
- Dividing Performance Data 172
- Into Two Parts (Song Split) 172
- Connecting Performance 173
- Data (Song Combine) 173
- Adjusting the Levels for Each 174
- When Using Balanced Inputs 174
- Determining Output 175
- AUX Jacks 176
- DIGITAL OUT Connectors 176
- DIRECT OUT 177
- Confirming That a Drive is 178
- Not Damaged (Drive Check) 178
- Switching the Display Content 180
- Track Channel 181
- Lower Part of the Display 182
- Actual volume level 184
- Each fader position 184
- Holding Level Meter Peaks 185
- When Using the Foot Switch 186
- Overall Settings for the VS 187
- 1680 (Global Parameters) 187
- Displaying Measures and Beats 188
- Current Time 189
- M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 189
- Stopping the Cooling Fan 190
- Overall Settings for 191
- Playback and Recording 191
- (Play/Record Parameters) 191
- Resetting Mixer and System 192
- Settings to Their Original 192
- To Have a Message 193
- Displayed at a Specified Time 193
- MASTER SLAVE 194
- Settings for the VS-1680 198
- Cakewalk 199
- Recording to Cakewalk 200
- Recording to the VS-1680 201
- Using an External MIDI 202
- Device to Adjust the Mixer 202
- (Compu Mix) 202
- 30 MST Offset Balance 203
- 89 MST Offset Balance 203
- Preparations for Compu Mix 204
- Recording with Compu Mix 204
- INPUT OUTPUT 207
- Information 210
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