Roland MMP-2 owner manual Rear Panel

Top and Rear Panels

These adjust the [MIC IN] sensitivity. (p. 17)

10.[PEAK] Indicators

These light up when the input level exceeds the set value. (p. 17)

11.[PHANTOM/PHASE/LO-CUT] Buttons

These call up the Phantom power switches, plus the Phase, Lo-cut, and Attenuator setting screens. (p. 17)

12.[EDIT CH SELECT] Buttons

These specify the channels to manipulate. Pressing them simultaneously links the effect settings for both channels. (“Linking” (p. 28)).

13.[BYPASS] Buttons

These bypass effects temporarily. (p. 19)

14.[EDIT SELECT] Buttons ([MODEL] Button)

This calls up the editing screen for microphone modeling. (p. 19)

15.[EDIT SELECT] Buttons ([EQ] Button)

This calls up the parameter screen for the equalizer. (p. 20)

16.[EDIT SELECT] Buttons ([DYNAMICS] Button)

This calls up the parameter screen for dynamic effects. (p. 21)

17.[EDIT SELECT] Buttons ([PLUG IN] Button)

This calls up the editing screen for plug-in effects. (p. 24)

Rear Panel

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1.[POWER] Switch

This switches the power on and off. (p. 13)

2.[AC IN] Connector

This is for connecting the power cable. (p. 12)

3.[DIGITAL OUT AES/EBU] Jack

This is an AES/EBU-standard digital-output jack.

4.[DIGITAL OUT] Jack

This is an S/PDIF-standard digital-output jack.

5.[DIGITAL IN] Jack

This is an S/PDIF-standard digital-input jack.

6.[USB] Jack

This is for connecting a computer and exchanging parameter settings using MIDI protocol. (p. 30)

7.[OUTPUT LEVEL] Switch

This switches the output level to either -16 dBu or +4 dBu. (p. 13)

8.[LINE OUT] Jack

This is a balanced XLR-type line-output jack. (p. 13)

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