Roland VP-550 业主指南

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You can adjust the depth to which changes in mic input
loudness aff ect Vocal Designer’s expression (dynamics) over
a range of six steps.

Higher dynamics settings give Vocal Designer a greater 
range between loud and soft sounds, which gives you more 
expressive power but also means that you must control the
mic more accurately with the loudness of your voices.

Lower dynamics settings give Vocal Designer a narrower 
range of volume change, meaning that you will obtain a
stable volume even if there are changes in the loudness of 
your voice, making it easier for you to sing.

The six levels of the dynamics setting correspond 
to the numbers (1–6) marked on the buttons in the
illustration. Higher numbers mean greater dynam-
ics (default: 4).

You can adjust the sensitivity at which the Voice Expression 
eff ect will begin applying in response to changes in mic
input loudness over a range of six steps.

Higher sensitivity settings mean that the Voice Expression
eff ect will begin applying even when your voice is still at a 
low loudness level.

Lower sensitivity settings mean that the Voice Expression
eff ect will begin applying only when your voice reaches a 
fairly high loudness level. You’ll fi nd it easier to control Voice 
Expression if you set this to a sensitivity that’s appropriate 
for your singing voice.

The six sensitivity levels correspond to the numbers
(1–6) marked on the buttons in the illustration.
Higher numbers mean higher sensitivity (default: 4).

This completes the setting. This setting will be remembered even when you turn off  the power.

The sound button corresponding to the current setting will blink, and the remaining sound buttons will light.
You can also press a sound button at this time to change the setting.