Roland VS-82H, Owner'S Manual

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Audio Operations
26
Adjusting the Volume Level of Output
Audio
This adjusts the volume level of output audio.
Checking the Volume Level
1.
See the level meter to check the volume level of output
audio.
Insucient
Suitable
Excessive
If “OVER” lights up, the volume level is too high.
A level where the “-18” indicator lights up when peak-volume audio
is input is appropriate.
NOTE
If the volume level of speaker output is not appropriate even
after adjusting so that “-18” lights up only at peak volume,
adjust the volume levels of the speakers and amplifiers. Using
the output channel faders to make adjustments might result
in distortion or reduced sound quality. Use the audio faders to
adjust the volume level.
Using Audio Faders to Adjust the Volume Level
1.
Before you start, make the settings for the audio output
channels assigned to the audio faders on the display (p. 18).
2.
Use the cursor buttons to switch the display to the screen
for audio volume control (p. 18).
3.
Raise or lower the audio faders to adjust the volume
levels.
Turn the [VALUE] dial to select the output audio fader, then press
the [VALUE] dial to apply the selection. Turn the [VALUE] dial to
adjust the output-channel volume level.
Pressing the [VALUE] dial once more lets you select the audio fader
to operate.
Using the Menus to Adjust the Volume Level
1.
Select the [MENU] button
g
“AUDIO OUTPUT”
g
“OUTPUT-1” to “OUTPUT-4”
(Note: This varies according to the
model.)
g “OUTPUT LEVEL,” then adjust the volume level.
2.
Press the [MENU] button to quit the menu.