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and luminous dedicated function buttons for quick confir-

mation of mixer status. Above all, these consoles were

designed with intuitive operation at heart, as evidenced by

the variety of quick keys which simplify complex opera-

tions to a single button press. The VM-C7100 can even

be rackmounted with an optional rackmount kit.

Though they don’t “mix” any audio, the consoles do

include two mic/line input jacks, a built-in talkback micro-

phone, and an XLR input for plugging in an additional mic

or line input. These audio signals are “sent” back to the

VM processor as dual-channel digital audio via VM-Link

and are provided simply for added convenience. Similarly,

the console also includes two analog line out jacks and

two digital out jacks which turn around two channels of

audio from the processor for monitoring purposes; this is

most likely where users would connect reference monitors

like the new Roland DS-90 Powered Monitors.

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Configuration Possibilities

Central to the VM-7000 Series is its flexibility. Users can

freely select between the VM-7200 and VM-7100 proces-

sors and VM-C7200 and VM-C7100 mixing consoles to put

together a system which most closely matches their needs.

A console can control two processors simultaneously, and

a processor can be controlled by one or two consoles,

greatly enhancing configuration possibilities such as in a

dual-console mixing/monitoring system. A basic digital mix-

ing system for live sound recording might include the VM-

C7100 console mixing front-of-house and a VM-7100

processor rack-mounted just off stage, while a more

sophisticated system might employ a VM-C7200 console at

front-of-house, a VM-C7100 console for monitor mixing,

and include an additional VM-7100 or 7200 processor off

stage for more inputs and outputs. Altogether, a maximum

of 94 channels of digital mixing is available to VM-7000

Series users.

Enhanced Signal Routing

Signal routing flexibility in the VM-7000 Series is simply

unrivaled in this class of mixers, thanks largely to a new

“FlexBus” design. Put simply, FlexBus allows for 12 indi-

vidual busses to be freely switched between Aux. and

Rec. purposes, making these mixers equally suited to

recording and live sound applications. In fact, this feature

is like having a mixer specifically built for a user’s exact

application, routing audio in the way which makes the

most sense.

Similar flexibility is available in the VM-7000 Series’ input /

output functions. Much like a “virtual patchbay,” the destina-

tion channel for each input can be defined as desired (e.g.,

an input can be assigned to multiple channels simultane-

ously). And each of the eight Assignable Output jacks or 24

optional Multi-Outputs can pull from any source channel,

from any bus, or even directly from an individual channel 

bypassing the bus routing altogether. This flexibility results

in some very liberating routing possibilities. With the afore-

mentioned optional Multi-Outputs, Input channels can be

connected directly to a multitrack recorder from any point in

the signal path, enabling 24-channel direct simultaneous

recording. Altogether, a maximum of 48 channels of multi-

track recording plus the ability to simultaneously mix 46

additional channels is possible.

EZ Routing

Rounding out its amazing routing flexibility, the VM-7000

Series also includes an enhanced version of Roland’s

acclaimed EZ Routing technology. EZ Routing allows for com-

mon settings to be saved and recalled when pre-program-

ming a signal path. Thus, users can define templates like

“Live Jazz Combo,” “16-Channel Rock Recording,” “Hip-Hop

Mixdown” and more, and have them instantly recalled with

the press of a button  complete with all signal routings

including external effects inserts. EZ Routing even displays

the names of each instrument connected to every channel, so

all a user has to do is set up the corresponding microphones.

Building Upon the Legendary V-Studio

Concept

As a Roland V-Studio product, the VM-7000 Series car-

ries on in the bold tradition of VS-Series Digital Studio

Workstations. This means, first and foremost, that this

system is a self-contained, “all-in-one” digital solution with

amazing built-in digital effects and patchbay, that it is con-

trollable via MIDI, and that it’s supremely expandable.

Powerful VS-1680-Quality Effects

The VM-7100 and VM-7200 V-Mixing Processors offer two

onboard stereo multi-effects processors and one stereo

master effects processor. The multi-effects processors are

the sonic equivalent of the highly acclaimed VS8F-2

Effects Expansion Board for the VS-1680 workstation,

incorporating unrivaled effects such as high-end reverbs,

delays, dynamics processing, COSM Guitar Amp modeling

and Mic Simulations for amazing direct recording capabili-

ties. Three optional VS8F-2 Effects Expansion Boards can

be user-installed into the VM-7100/7200, yielding up to 16

stereo (or 32 mono) channels of amazing-sounding effects.

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