Roland VS-1824 用户手册
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Chapter 1 Before You Start (VS-1824 Terminology)
Input Mixer
The Input Mixer is placed before the recorder section, and
corresponds to the input jacks: INPUT 1–8, DIGITAL IN L/R.
corresponds to the input jacks: INPUT 1–8, DIGITAL IN L/R.
fig.01-10
The output of each input channel is assigned to the track on
which it is to be recorded. Channels not assigned to tracks
are output directly from the MASTER jacks. Also, signals
assigned to tracks when the tracks are not in Record Standby
(STATUS indicator blinking red) are also output from the
MASTER jacks. At this time, the following signals are
assigned to the channel faders.
which it is to be recorded. Channels not assigned to tracks
are output directly from the MASTER jacks. Also, signals
assigned to tracks when the tracks are not in Record Standby
(STATUS indicator blinking red) are also output from the
MASTER jacks. At this time, the following signals are
assigned to the channel faders.
Channels 1–8:
INPUT jacks 1–8
DIGITAL:
DIGITAL IN connector L/R
ST IN:
EFFECT 1/3 RTN:
FX1 return level or FX3 return level
EFFECT 2/4 RTN:
FX2 return level or FX4 return level
Track Mixer
The Track Mixer is placed after the recorder section, and
corresponds to Tracks (1–18).
corresponds to Tracks (1–18).
fig.01-11
All of the tracks are output from the MASTER jacks.
Additionally, tracks can also be routed back to the
RECORDING bus for overdubbing, or re-rerecording. The
channel faders 1–18 correspond respectively to Tracks 1–18.
Additionally, tracks can also be routed back to the
RECORDING bus for overdubbing, or re-rerecording. The
channel faders 1–18 correspond respectively to Tracks 1–18.
Switching the Fader Functions
On the VS-1824, it is possible to adjust Input Mixer or Track
Mixer settings by switching the function of the channel
faders on the top panel.
Mixer settings by switching the function of the channel
faders on the top panel.
Pressing [FADER/MUTE] on the top panel toggles the
function of the channel faders between controlling the Input
Mixer and the Track Mixer.
function of the channel faders between controlling the Input
Mixer and the Track Mixer.
For more detailed information, please see “FADER/MUTE
Button,” p. 71.
Button,” p. 71.
fig.01-12
EQ1
Fader1
EQ2
Fader2
Pan1
Pan2
EQ3
Fader3
EQ4
Fader4
Pan3
Pan4
EQ5
EQ6
EQ7
EQ8
EQ9
EQ10
EQ11
EQ12
EQ13
EQ14
EQ15
EQ16
EQ17
EQ18
Fader5
Fader6
Fader7
Fader8
Fader9
Fader10
Pan5
Pan6
Pan7
Pan8
Pan9
Pan10
Track1
Track2
Track3
Track4
Track5
Track6
Track7
Track8
Track9
Track10
Track11
Track12
Track13
Track14
Track15
Track16
Track17
Track18
REC 1 (Recorder)
REC 2 (Recorder)
REC 3 (Recorder)
REC 4 (Recorder)
REC 5 (Recorder)
REC 6 (Recorder)
REC 7 (Recorder)
REC 8 (Recorder)
MIX L/R (MASTER)
Recorder
Track Mixer (Track channel 1–18)
REC 1
REC 2
REC 3
REC 4
REC 5
REC 6
REC 7
REC 8
Fader11
Fader12
Fader13
Fader14
Fader15
Fader16
Fader17
Fader18
Pan11
Pan12
Pan13
Pan14
Pan15
Pan16
Pan17
Pan18