Undoing Recordings and Edits Undo, 146 | Roland VS-880EX instruction

Chapter 12 Other Convenient Functions

Disabling Auto Mix on All Channels

1.Press [SYSTEM] several times until “SYS Scene/Auto Mix?” appears in the display.

2.Press [YES].

3.Press PARAMETER [ ] several times until “SYS A.Mix Erase?” appears in the display.

4.Press [YES].

5.Use the TIME/VALUE dial to specify the first marker in the range that you want Auto Mix erased.

Erase From

Specify the first marker in the range that you want Auto Mix erased.

6.Press CURSOR [ ].

The cursor will move toward the right.

7.Use the TIME/VALUE dial to specify the last marker in the range that you want Auto Mix erased.

Erase To

Specify the last marker in the range that you want Auto Mix erased.

8.Press PARAMETER [ ].

“SYS EraseMode=” appears in the display.

9.Rotate the TIME/VALUE dial.

Erase Mode

Select the auto mix data which will be erased.

Event: Only Auto Mix events will be erased.

Marker: Both markers and Auto Mix events will be erased.

10.Press PARAMETER [ ].

“SYS Erase___<=>___?” appears in the display. The marker you specified in steps 5–7 will be displayed in the underlined area.

11.Press [ENTER (YES)]. A confirmation message appears on the screen. Press [YES]. If you wish to cancel the erase, press [NO].

12.Press [PLAY (DISPLAY)].

Return to Play condition.

Undoing Recordings and Edits (Undo)

When using the VS-880EX, recordings may not sound as you intend, settings for editing may be made incor- rectly, or there may be other situations where you want to go back and try something again. In such instances, you can restore the previous conditions at each of the steps where something was changed. This is referred to as the Undo function. Moreover, you can restore conditions as they were before the last undo. This is called the Redo function.

When using the Undo function, you will specify the number of previous steps that will be undone. For example, suppose that you use punch-in recording to perform five consecutive re-recordings of the same location. If you later decide to return to the condition of the second recording (step 2), you would set the Undo function to return to the condition of three steps earlier (Undo Level 3).

Recording 5

Recording 4

Undo Level 3

Recording 3

Recording 2

Recording 1

Time

If, after executing the Undo operation, you decide to return to the condition of step 5, execute the Redo operation.

Redo	Recording 5
	Recording 4