Roland VS Recorder Power.
- Roland VS Recorder Power: The Comprehensive Guide
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- About the Authors
- Introduction
- Chapter 1. History of the VS Workstations
- 1996: The VS-880
- 1998: The VS-1680
- 1999: The VS-880EX
- 1999: The VSR-880
- 2000: The VS-1880
- 2000: The VS-890
- 2001: The VS-2480
- 2002: The VS-1824CD
- 2002: The VS-2480CD
- 2003: The VS-2400CD
- 2004: The VS-2000CD
- 2004: The VS-2480DVD
- Chapter 2. Overview of the VS Workstation Architecture
- InputOutput
- Mixing Console
- Internal Effects
- Hard Disk Recorder
- Common Concepts
- Mixer Modes
- Routing
- Virtual Tracks
- Editing
- Using Internal Effects
- Scenes, Locators, and Markers
- Automix
- Chapter 3. Introduction to the VS-880890 Series
- Connecting Your Inputs and Outputs
- Front Panel Layout
- Mixer Modes Redux
- A Few Important Tips
- Chapter 4. Basic Recording on the VS-880890 Series
- Creating a New Song
- Naming the Song
- 3-Band EQ
- Routing Your Inputs to Recording Tracks
- Setting Input Levels
- Recording the Tracks
- Advanced Recording on the VS-880890 Series
- Exploiting V-Tracks
- Recording Dry, Listening Wet
- Recording Wet
- Additional Recording Topics for the VS-880890 Series
- Chapter 5. Editing on the VS-880890 Series
- Locators
- Markers
- Editing Tracks
- Undo
- Song Optimize
- Chapter 6. Mixing on the VS-880890 Series
- Planning Your Mixing Strategy
- Track Parameters
- Scenes
- Automix
- Bouncing Tracks
- Putting It All Together
- Chapter 7. Finishing Your Project on the VS-880890 Series
- Mastering Your Song
- Burning Your Song to a CD via the SCSI Burner
- Backing Up Songs to CD
- Recovering Songs from CD
- Updating Your Operating System
- Interfacing the VS Workstation with a Computer
- Syncing Multiple VS Workstations
- Miscellaneous Utilities, Functions, and Parameters
- Chapter 8. Introduction to the VS-16801880 Series
- Larger LCD for Easier Viewing
- Recording Modes
- Two Fully Independent Mixers
- Ten Inputs
- Two Effects Cards at Once
- Phantom Power
- Markers and Locators
- Undo and Redo
- Dedicated Mastering Room
- Differences Between the VS-1680, VS-1880, and VS-1824
- Chapter 9. Advances in Recording with the VS-16801880
- Creating a New Song
- Setting Up a Track for Recording
- Setting the Recording Level
- Recording a Vocal Track
- Compressing a Track While Recording
- Adding Effects to a Track During Playback
- Using Virtual Tracks
- Using the Digital Inputs to Record a Track
- Punch InOut
- Bouncing
- Recording with MIDI
- Song Templates
- Chapter 10. Advances in Editing with the VS-16801880
- Track Editing Versus Phrase Editing
- Basic Steps for Track Editing
- Creating a Seamless Loop Using Track Copy
- Phrase Editing Features
- Selecting the Phrase for Editing
- Song Editing
- Chapter 11. Advances in Mixing with the VS-16801880
- Channel Edit Screen
- Channel Link
- Attenuation
- Phase
- Grouped Faders
- Signal Buses
- Mixing with Effects
- User Effects
- Important Reminders About Using Effects
- Using EQ
- Scenes
- Vari Pitch
- Automix
- Adding an External Mixer
- Initializing the Mixer Settings
- Chapter 12. Advances in Mastering with the VS-16801880
- Mastering Room
- Mixing Down to the Master Tracks
- Playing Back the Master Tracks
- Understanding the MTK
- Mixing Down with the MTK
- Getting the Best from the MTK Presets
- Recording Your Mastered Tracks
- Chapter 13. Roland VS-2480
- Hooking Up
- Inside the Box
- Routing
- Tracks, V-Tracks, and Master Tracks
- Chapter 14. The Channel Strip
- Changing Data
- Track Selection and Control
- Dynamics
- Effects Inserts
- Attenuator
- EQ
- AUX Sends and DIR Assignments
- Mix, Mute, and Solo Buttons
- Chapter 15. Project Basics
- Project Management
- Moving Around Within Your Project
- Viewing Your Project
- Chapter 16. Tracking
- Input Monitoring
- Input Mixer Monitoring
- Recording Dry
- Recording with Effects
- Have It Both Ways
- Recording FX Separately
- Name Your Tracks
- Chapter 17. Track Editing
- Phrases and Regions
- Nondestructive Editing and Pointer-Based Playback
- Setting Edit Points
- Chapter 18. Mixes, Scenes, and Automix
- Record Monitor Selection
- Submixes
- Using Printed Effects
- Linked Track Tricks
- Using Scenes
- Automix
- Using Scenes and Automix Together
- Individual Track Adjustments
- Adding External Sources at Mix Time
- Chapter 19. Tempo Map, Metronome, Sync, and MIDI
- Metronome
- Tempo Map
- Synchronization
- MIDI
- Appendix. The VS-2000CD workstation
- Last Minute Tips for Getting the Best out of Your VS Workstation
- Online Forums and Support
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- Structures, Processes and Relational Mechanisms for IT Governance
- Integration Strategies and Tactics for Information Technology Governance
- A View on Knowledge Management: Utilizing a Balanced Scorecard Methodology for Analyzing Knowledge Metrics
- Managing IT Functions
- Governance in IT Outsourcing Partnerships