Smooth data transitions Gradation | Roland VS-1680 manual

Editing an automix

NOTE

Even if there is only one marker for the automix data that you wish to copy, press the button in the order of [F1 (In)]→ [F1 (Out)] at the same marker location.

MEMO

You can rotate the TIME/VALUE dial to modify the automix setting value at the cursor location. If you wish to re-select

the automix data that will be copied, press [].

9.Press [F3 (Copy)].

10.Use [][][][] to move the cursor. Rotate the TIME/VALUE dial.

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Target

This will indicate the type of automix data that you selected to be copied in step 6. If you wish to copy all automix data, use the TIME/VALUE dial to select “All Level and Pan.”

Destination Target

Select the copy destination for the automix data.

MEMO

There is no limitation on the copy-source and copy- destination data. For example you can copy the volume level data (0–127) from a track, and overwrite it onto the pan data (L63–0–R63). However, if you do so, the results may not be as you expect.

Destination Mark

Select the first marker of the copy destination.

The markers that had originally been assigned to the copy destination will remain, but the data will be rewritten. Also, the markers from the copy source will be added.

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	Copy area				Destination Marker
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9 10	11

Destination Marker

9 10 11 12

6, 10: The automix data of the copy-destination markers will be rewritten.

7, 9, 11: Since copy-source markers corresponding to the copy-destination markers do not exist, the automix data will be erased.

8, 12: Markers with automix data will be created.

11.To copy the data, press [F4 (Exec)]. If you press

[F6 (EXIT)], you will return to step 7 without copying the data.

12.A message will ask for confirmation. Press [YES]. If you press [NO], the data copy operation will be halted, and you will return to step 11.

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13.When the data has been copied, the display will indicate “Complete.” Press [PLAY (DISPLAY)].