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Chapter 23
Chapter 23 Frequently Asked Questions
This chapter will answer some of the most frequently asked
questions by VS-1824 owners regarding its operation.
questions by VS-1824 owners regarding its operation.
How Do I Control the Stereo
Tracks Independently?
Tracks Independently?
When a new song is created with “VS-1880” selected as the
fader mode (p. 75), Channels 7/8, 9/10, 11/12, 13/14, 15/16,
and 17/18 are set with Channel Link ON and act as stereo
pairs.
fader mode (p. 75), Channels 7/8, 9/10, 11/12, 13/14, 15/16,
and 17/18 are set with Channel Link ON and act as stereo
pairs.
Tracks 7-18 on the VS-1824 are configured as stereo tracks
but they can be controlled independently. To do this, the
Channel Link function must be turned off. Tracks 7, 9, 11, 13,
15 and 17 can then be controlled from the front panel just as
Tracks 1-6 are. Tracks 8, 10, 12, 14, 16 and 18 can be
controlled by holding [SHIFT] and adjusting the desired
front panel control. For example, holding [SHIFT] and
moving the 7/8 fader will adjust the level for Track 8, but not
Track 7. The following procedure will guide you through the
process of recording a mono signal to Track 16.
but they can be controlled independently. To do this, the
Channel Link function must be turned off. Tracks 7, 9, 11, 13,
15 and 17 can then be controlled from the front panel just as
Tracks 1-6 are. Tracks 8, 10, 12, 14, 16 and 18 can be
controlled by holding [SHIFT] and adjusting the desired
front panel control. For example, holding [SHIFT] and
moving the 7/8 fader will adjust the level for Track 8, but not
Track 7. The following procedure will guide you through the
process of recording a mono signal to Track 16.
1. Press Track 15/16 SELECT so “Track Mixer [TR=15/16]”
appears in the display.
2. Use [
], [
], [
], and [
] to select “Link”
and use the TIME/VALUE dial to select “OFF.”
3. Hold [SHIFT] and Track 15/16 STATUS and press the
Input SELECT button for the input you wish to record
(so that it begins to flash).
(so that it begins to flash).
4. Hold [SHIFT] and press the Track 15/16 STATUS so it is
flashing red.
5. Use the appropriate INPUT SENS knob to set the
recording level as desired.
6. Press [REC] followed by [PLAY] to begin recording.
7. Press [STOP] when you are finished.
8. Press [PLAY] to hear the results. Hold [SHIFT] and use
the Channel 15/16 fader to adjust the playback volume
of Track 16 as desired.
of Track 16 as desired.
Each time you press the Track 15/16 SELECT button when
Channel Linking is turned “off,” the display will alternate
between the Track Mixer for Tracks 15 and 16.
Channel Linking is turned “off,” the display will alternate
between the Track Mixer for Tracks 15 and 16.
Why Do I Hear the Inputs All of
the Time?
the Time?
The setting of the “MIX On/Off” switch determines whether
or not a track or input is sent to the MIX bus. This parameter
should be checked when you are hearing a track or input that
you don’t want to hear, or when you are having trouble
hearing a track or input that you should be hearing. The
default setting for this switch is “On,” even for the inputs.
This is why it is possible to hear your inputs when you first
plug in a microphone. If you are going to record an input
such as a microphone, the normal procedure would be to
route the input to the track you are going to record it on, and
then turn the MIX switch to OFF for the input. You will then
be monitoring your microphone from the track and not also
hearing it in the mix bus straight from the input channel
itself.
or not a track or input is sent to the MIX bus. This parameter
should be checked when you are hearing a track or input that
you don’t want to hear, or when you are having trouble
hearing a track or input that you should be hearing. The
default setting for this switch is “On,” even for the inputs.
This is why it is possible to hear your inputs when you first
plug in a microphone. If you are going to record an input
such as a microphone, the normal procedure would be to
route the input to the track you are going to record it on, and
then turn the MIX switch to OFF for the input. You will then
be monitoring your microphone from the track and not also
hearing it in the mix bus straight from the input channel
itself.
Use the following procedure to set the MIX On/Off switch:
1. Press the desired Input or Track SELECT button.
2. Use [
], [
], [
], and [
] to highlight the
parameter beneath “MIX” (in the upper right corner of
the display).
the display).
3. Use the TIME/VALUE dial to select “On” or “Off” as
desired. For example, if you are trying to prevent an
input from being heard at the MASTER outputs, you
would set this switch to “Off.”
input from being heard at the MASTER outputs, you
would set this switch to “Off.”
4. Repeat Steps 1-3 for any additional tracks or inputs as
desired.