Roland U-8CW, Руководство по началу работы

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Introduction
We want to thank you for your purchase of the U-8. The U-8 is a digital
studio that you can connect to your computer to compose songs using a
sequencer program.
Checking What’s in the Package
The U-8 includes the following items. When you open the package, first
check to make sure that all the included items are present. If something is
missing, contact the dealer where you bought it.
U-8 Main Unit
fig.00-01
Power Cable
This is used to connect the power supply for the U-8. For more on how to
connect it, take a look at “
4. Connecting the Power Supply (p. 18).”
fig.00-02.e
USB Cable
fig.00-08
This is used to connect the USB connector on the U-8 to the USB connector
on the computer. For more on how to connect it, see “
5. Connecting to the
Computer (p. 18).”
CD-ROM
fig.00-03
The CD-ROM includes the following software.
U-8 Driver
This software is necessary to enable the computer to recognize the U-8. For
information on how to install it, see “
Getting Ready to Use the U-8 with a
Computer (p. 24).”
* Before you install the U-8 driver, be sure to read “ Before You Install the U-8
Driver ” (p. 24).
Cakewalk Home Studio U-8
Cakewalk Home Studio U-8 is digital recording software you can use with
the U-8.
For information on how to install it, see “
Preparing for Use of the Included
Programs (Installing the included software) (p. 20).”
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MIXER EFFECTS
EFFECTS / MIXER CONTROL
PEAK 4 3 2 1 B A
/ INST GUITAR START DOWN MIX
AUTO PUNCH SHIFT LOOP
COMMAND MENU WINDOW SELECT
VALUE
EXIT ENTER
NO YES
CURSOR
TAP NEXT PREV
MIC
MARKER
4 50dBm
AUX
B(R)
A(L)
MIC
GUITAR
(Hi-Z)
FOOT SW OUT IN MIDI USB OUT IN DIGITAL POWER
1- 8
1- 8
AUDIO
AUDIO+MIDI
MIDI
MIDI 9 -16
EZ RECORDING INPUT SENS
PEAK
PHONES
REC MONITOR
4 50dBm
U-8
USB DIGITAL STUDIO
OUTPUT
INPUT
TRACK STATUS
1 / 9 2 /10 3 /11 4 /12 5 /13 6 /14 7 /15 8 /16
1 2 3 4 RHYTHM BASS ACC 1 ACC 2
MASTER
AUDIO MIDI
EDIT
1 2
SET
Before opening the
included CD-ROM, be sure
to read the separate
Roland License
Agreement .
Do not touch or scratch the
lower (data) surface of the
disc. Doing so may make it
impossible to read data
correctly. If the disc
becomes dirty, clean it with
a commercially available
CD cleaner designed for
that purpose.