Operating the MTLC-16

Lab Performance Recording

Purpose

Allows the teacher to record: the teacher’s instrument and microphone, a selected student’s instrument and micro- phone, a selected pair’s instrument and microphone, a selected group’s instruments and microphones, and/or an external audio source.

Procedure

A)Be sure an external audio player/recorder is connected to the “REC. OUT” jacks on the back of the MTLC-16 as described in the “Music Lab Installation Guide.”

B)Select student(s), pair(s), group(s), or an external audio source to be recorded by following the instructions for “Single and Multiple Student Monitoring and Communication,” “Group Monitoring and Communication,” “Pairs (Duet-Style) Monitoring and Communication,” “Class Communication,” “Student Broadcasting,” and/or “External Audio Broadcasting.”

C)Set the “Tape/Aux In,” “Mic,” and/or “Inst” sliders at comfortable listening levels. Sliding the sliders towards the top of the MTLC-16 increases the listening level and sliding the sliders towards the bottom of the MTLC-16 decreases the listening level.

D)Press record (or play and record) on the external audio source.

E)While playing the instrument and/or speaking into the microphone being recorded, set the “Mon Out” slider at a satisfactory recording level. Sliding the slider towards the top of the MTLC-16 increases the recording level and sliding the slider towards the bottom of the MTLC-16 decreases the recording level.

F)Begin the lab performance.

Details

This application is most commonly used for recording a selected student, pair, or group’s lab performance while the remaining students practice privately. However, the teacher can record several students, pairs, or groups simultaneous- ly by selecting several student number buttons or “Group Comm” buttons simultaneously. The teacher can also broad- cast a performance to the class by pressing the “Student Broadcast” button. The LED next to the “Student Broadcast” button will light when “Student Broadcast” is selected.

Student Instrument Muting

Purpose

Allows the teacher to turn off all student instruments when communicating with the class.

Procedure

Press the “Mute” button on the right half of the MTLC-16. The LED next to the “Mute” button will light when “Mute” is selected.

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Roland owner manual Operating the MTLC-16 Lab Performance Recording, Student Instrument Muting