Turning Off the Power, Phase, Low-cut Filter LO-CUT

Roland MMP-2 owner manual Turning Off the Power, Phase, Low-cut Filter LO-CUT, Attenuator ATT

Set Up and Basic Operations

■Phase

The microphone input jacks for this unit are balanced. The jack wiring

is shown in the figure. However, Hot and Cold may be reversed of MMP-2 on some balanced equipment. If such equipment is connected, sound localization may be poor, or the balance of left and right will be

disrupted. Furthermore, the left and right channels may cancel each other when stereo input is used. The phase shall be set same as MMP-2 in all channels before the use.

*If the phase is same through out all channels, it causes no problem even in case the wiring is different from mixers etc.

1.Press the [PHANTOM,PHASE,LO-CUT] button.

2.Turn the center Value control to switch “PHASE” between “NORM” and “INV.”

“NORM” (normal):	Normal phase (same phase as input).
“INV” (invert):	Inverted (opposite) phase.

*Usually “NORM” is selected.

■Low-cut Filter (LO-CUT)

This cuts the audio below a specified frequency. This is effective when you want to eliminate bass noise such as microphone stand rumble or microphone handling noise. You can set a value from 20 dB to 2.00k dB.

1. Press the [PHANTOM,PHASE,LO-CUT] button.

2.Turn the right Value control to specify the threshold frequency for cutoff. When set to “THRU,” the original signal is passed without performing low-band cutoff.

■Attenuator (ATT)

This adjusts the level of the input signal using digital processing. You can set a value from -42 dB to +6 dB.

1. Press the [PHANTOM,PHASE,LO-CUT] button.

2.Press the [PAGE] buttons to advance the screen until “ATT” appears.

3.Turn the left Value control to set the value.

Leaving the attenuator set at 0 dB and adjusting for the optimal audio levels using only the

Sensitivity (SENS) control may result in the best possible audio in most cases.

Turning Off the Power

*If you’ve changed any effect parameters, you should note that your changes will be lost if you turn off the power before they’ve been saved. If you want to keep your settings, save them in a patch (p. 15).

*Similarly, with system parameters, any setting changes you’ve made, but have not saved will be discarded as soon as you turn off the power. If you want to keep your settings, press the [ENTER] button to save them (p. 14).

1.Lower the volume on the other audio equipment.

2.Turn off the other audio equipment.

3.Use the [POWER] switch on the rear panel to turn off the MMP-2.