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Chapter 21 System and Global Settings
3. Use [ ], [ ], [ ], and [ ] to move the
cursor to “PREVIOUS/NEXT Sw.” Use the TIME/
VALUE dial to change the setting.
PREVIOUS/NEXT Sw (PREVIOUS NEXT Switch)
This sets how the [PREVIOUS] and [NEXT] buttons
function.
PHRASE:
[PREVIOUS] and [NEXT] move the current playback
time to the beginning or end of the previous or next
phrase.
MARKER:
[PREVIOUS] and [NEXT] move the current playback
time to the previous or next marker.
NOTE: Holding [SHIFT] and pressing the [PREVIOUS] or
[NEXT] buttons will have the opposite effect of the Previous/
Next Sw setting on this screen. For example, if the Previous/
Next Sw is set to “PHRASE,” holding [SHIFT] and pressing
[NEXT] will advance you to the next marker.
4. Press [PLAY (DISPLAY)] to return to the Playlist display.
Adjusting the Button Sensitivity
Several buttons on the VS-1680 change functions depending
on whether they are pressed once or held down.
STATUS button
When pressed: Changes track status.
When Held Down: Displays the “Input Assign”
screen and shows which inputs
or tracks are connected/routed
to the track.
[EDIT/SOLO]
When pressed: Displays the Master Block
settings.
When Held Down: Turns on the SOLO function.
[FADER/MUTE]
When pressed: Toggles the physical fader
assignments from TR to IN.
When Held Down: Turns on the MUTE function.
You can specify the length of time the button must be held
down in order to use its secondary function.
1. Hold [SHIFT] and press [F5 (SYSTEM)]. The System
Menu icon is displayed. If the System Menu icon does
not appear, press [F6 (EXIT)].
2. Press [F2 (GLOBL)]. If “GLOBL” does not appear above
[F2], first press [PAGE] until “GLOBL” appears, and then
press [F2 (GLOBL)].
3. Use [ ], [ ], [ ], and [ ] to move the
cursor to “Switching Time.” Use the TIME/VALUE dial
to change the setting.
Switching Time
This sets the time a button must be held down (0.3-2.0
seconds) in order to use its secondary function.
4. Press [PLAY (DISPLAY)] to return to the Playlist display.
Fan Control
You may find the noise from the VS-1680’s cooling fan to be a
concern when recording with a mic nearby. If this is the case,
you can program the VS-1680 to turn off the fan during
certain operations.
1. Hold [SHIFT] and press [F5 (SYSTEM)]. The System
Menu icon is displayed. If the System Menu icon does
not appear, press [F6 (EXIT)].
2. Press [F2 (GLOBL)]. If “GLOBL” does not appear above
[F2], first press [PAGE] until “GLOBL” appears, and then
press [F2 (GLOBL)].
3. Use [ ], [ ], [ ], and [ ] to move the
cursor to “Fan Control.” Use the TIME/VALUE dial to
change the setting.
Fan Control
This specifies which operations cause the cooling fan to
turn off.
Off:
The Fan Control feature is disabled. The fan operates
constantly.
Play:
The fan stops any time [PLAY] is pressed. This
includes when [PLAY] is pressed to begin recording.
Rec&Play:
The fan stops when Record Standby is enabled, and
stays off during recording and playback.
* While the cooling fan is stopped for long periods of time, heat
can build up and, as a result, may damage the internal hard
drive. To avoid this problem, do not leave this set to “Play” or
“Rec&Play” for long periods of time. Keep the fan running as
much as possible with the Fan Control set to “Off.”
4. Press [PLAY (DISPLAY)] to return to the Playlist display.
- USER’S GUIDE 1
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 2
- SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 2
- USING THE UNIT SAFELY 3
- IMPORTANT NOTES 5
- Table of Contents 10
- Preparations 17
- Front and Rear Panels 19
- Recorder Section 21
- Rear Panel 23
- Saving and Managing Data 25
- Mixer Section 27
- EFFECT bus and AUX bus 28
- Input Mixer 29
- Track Mixer 30
- Switching the Fader Functions 30
- Chapter 1 33
- Effects Section 34
- Chapter 2 Basic Operation 35
- Basic Navigation 36
- Setting the Internal Clock 37
- Before You Finish 38
- Restarting 39
- Chapter 3 Playback Operations 41
- Selecting a Playlist Display 42
- Playlist Display) 42
- Mixer Channel Display 43
- Changing Track Status 43
- Muting and Soloing 44
- Using Locators 45
- Using Markers 46
- Editing Marker Values 47
- Clearing Markers 47
- Other Ways to Move In a 48
- Store Your Song 48
- Protecting Songs (Song 49
- Protect) 49
- Selecting and Loading Songs 49
- Preparing for a New 51
- Tracks 9–16 cannot be used 52
- Parameters) 52
- About Recording Times 53
- If “Drive Busy!” is Displayed 53
- Connecting Instruments 55
- Recording to the Tracks 55
- Sources Assigned to Tracks 56
- Master Send Switch 57
- Master Send Pan 57
- Manual Punch-In/Punch-Out 59
- Auto Punch-In and Punch-Out 60
- Loop Recording 62
- Chapter 4 63
- Undo and Redo 64
- Track Bouncing 64
- Track Bouncing With Effects 66
- Recording a Digital Source 66
- Using the Metronome 67
- Saving Your Recordings 68
- Chapter 5 69
- Signal Flow (Busses) 70
- Signal Busses in the VS-1680 70
- Fader/Mute Button 73
- Determining Output 74
- Digital Out Connectors 75
- Direct Out Connectors 75
- Mixer Routing 76
- Input Mixer Default 76
- Assignment 76
- Stereo Link 77
- Linked Channels 78
- Linking the Faders of Two or 78
- More Channels (Fader Group) 78
- Using the Equalizer (EQ) 79
- Attenuation 81
- Copying Mixer Settings 82
- Mixer Scenes 83
- [F2 (EFX2)] Effect 2 Send 86
- [F3 (EFX3)] Effect 3 Send 86
- [F4 (EFX4)] Effect 4 Send 86
- [F5 (AUX)] AUX Send 86
- [F1 (Ef1In)] Effect 1 Insert 86
- [F2 (Ef2In)] Effect 2 Insert 87
- [F3 (Ef3In)] Effect 3 Insert 87
- F4 (EFX4)] Effect 4 Send 90
- [F6 (DOUT2)] DIGITAL OUT 2 94
- Chapter 6 95
- [F5 (AUX)] AUX Master Send 96
- Location of Effects 97
- Procedure for Using Effects 97
- Selecting Effect Patches 97
- Create a User Effect Patch 98
- Effect Types 99
- Connecting Effects 100
- Master Block 101
- Three Insert Effect Examples 102
- Connecting Effect Send-and 103
- Return Loops 103
- Send-and-Return Loops 104
- Effects Return Section 104
- Two Examples of Using Effect 104
- Using Effects While 105
- Recording 105
- Recording Insert Effects 106
- Recording an Effect Send-and 107
- Return Loop 107
- Recording Stereo Effects 108
- Three Important Reminders 108
- About Using Effects 108
- Chapter 8 EZ Routing 109
- Using EZ Routing Templates 121
- Chapter 9 Automix 123
- Using Automix 124
- Realtime Automix 124
- Snapshot Automation 126
- Automating Effect Changes 127
- Two Gradation Examples 128
- Updating Automix 129
- Understanding Fader Match 129
- Smooth Data Transitions 133
- Values (Shift/Expand) 134
- Erasing Automix Data on 136
- Specified Channels 136
- Erasing Automix Data 136
- Saving and Exiting Automix 137
- Track Editing 139
- Track Cut 140
- Track Move 141
- Start End To T 142
- Track Copy 143
- Track Insert 144
- Track Exchange 145
- Track Time Compression/ 146
- Expansion 146
- Chapter 10 147
- Track Name 148
- Track Import 149
- Phrase Editing 150
- (Phrase Split) 152
- Phrase Move 153
- Phrase Copy 153
- Phrase Trim In 153
- Phrase Trim Out 153
- Phrase New 154
- Naming Takes 155
- Deleting a Take (Delete) 156
- Editing Operations 157
- Steps for Track Editing 157
- Quick Editing 158
- Precision Editing 158
- Adjusting the Preview Length 159
- Setting Scrub Length 159
- Scrub Length (FROM) 160
- Scrub Length (TO) 160
- Step 2: Perform the Button 161
- Pushes to Complete the Edit 161
- Track Editing vs. Phrase 162
- An Editing Note of Caution 163
- Practical Editing Application 163
- SPECIAL SHORTCUT: 164
- Chapter 12 Song Editing 165
- Song Split 166
- Song Combine 167
- Chapter 13 Mastering 169
- Mastering Tracks Status 171
- Shortcuts 171
- Playing Back the Mastering 172
- Mixing Down While 173
- Inserting Effects 173
- To Prohibit Digital Copying 174
- Audio CD 175
- Creating a Master Stereo Mix 176
- Finalizing 176
- Assembling Multiple Songs 177
- Writing Songs to CD-R Discs 178
- CD Player Function 181
- Chapter 13 183
- Vari Pitch 185
- Numerics/ASCII 185
- Stereo Input 185
- Removing a Direct Current 186
- Offset from the MIX Bus 186
- Using the MONITOR Knob to 186
- Adjust Channel Panning 186
- Shut Down and Restart 187
- Synchronizing with MIDI 189
- Sequencers 189
- VS-1680 as the Master 190
- Synchronization Using the 190
- VS-1680 as the Slave 191
- Using MTC Offset 191
- Using the Sync Track (Master) 192
- Recording MIDI Clock Messages 193
- Synchronized Operation 193
- Using the Tempo Map 194
- Other Methods to Generate A 195
- Sync Track or Tempo Map 195
- Start Times 197
- Switching Track Status 198
- Switching Scenes 199
- Switching Effects 199
- Adjusting Effects 199
- Using an External MIDI 200
- Sound Source to Play the 200
- Metronome 200
- Device to Adjust the Mixer 201
- (Compu Mix) 201
- 30 MST Offset Balance 202
- 89 MST Offset Balance 202
- Preparations for Compu Mix 203
- Recording with Compu Mix 203
- MIDI Machine Control 204
- Common Terms 205
- Specific Software 206
- Applications 206
- Cubase VST 207
- Logic Audio 208
- Digital Performer 209
- Vision DSP 210
- VS-1680 as Master Device 211
- Chapter 17 Using Hard Drives 213
- Recovering Drive Space 214
- Song Erase 215
- Using External Hard Drives 216
- Connecting a Removable 217
- External Hard Drive 217
- Saving a Song to an External 218
- Song Copy Playable 219
- Song Copy Archives 220
- Drive Select 222
- Loading a Song from External 222
- Hard Drive Maintenance 223
- Drive Check 224
- Surface Scan 225
- Backup Options 226
- Chapter 18 CD Backup 227
- CD-R Backup 228
- CD-R Recover 229
- Before Backing Up to DAT 231
- Saving Song Data to DAT 232
- (Backup) 232
- Recovering Data from a DAT 233
- DAT recorder 234
- Digtal Out 234
- Digital Out 234
- Checking DAT Tape Contents 235
- DAT Backup Verification 236
- Chapter 19 237
- Drive Compatibility 239
- Song Import 239
- Song Export 241
- System Settings for Each 243
- Foot Switch Settings 244
- Global Settings 245
- Measure Display 246
- SCSI ID Number 246
- IDE Drive Switch 247
- Input Peak Level 247
- Previous/Next Switch 247
- Fan Control 248
- Play and Record Settings 249
- Mixer and System Initialize 249
- Alarm Clock 250
- Chapter 21 251
- Chapter 22 253
- Syncing Two VS-1680s with 254
- MTC and MMC 254
- Syncing a VS-1680 and a 255
- VS-880/880EX 255
- Device to Control the Mixer 256
- Synchronizing with Video 258
- Equipment 258
- Using External Effects Units 259
- Chapter 23 261
- How Do I Use Automix? 264
- How Do I Bounce Tracks? 265
- How Do I Bounce Tracks with 266
- Effects? 266
- Why Can’t I Hear My Effects? 266
- How Do I Use the Scrub and 267
- Waveform Display Features? 267
- Apparatus containing 281
- Lithium batteries 281
- Concerning Copyright 282
- Disclaimer of liability 282
- About the License Agreement 282
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