Roland MP3 Player Roland 8-Channel Recorder and Mixer User Manual

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Input Settings
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Overview Quick Guide Getting Ready IN/OUT/Monitor
Recording/Playback
Mixer Timecode File Operation USB Appendix
Limiter channel link settings
Limiter channel link is a function that lets you group multiple inputs
so that the identical compression eect will be applied to all of
those inputs when any input in that group exceeds the threshold
level. The R-88 lets you create four such groups.
1. Touch <LINK>.
“LIMITER CH LINK” screen will appear.
2. Select the group for which you want to specify link
settings.
3. Touch the inputs that you want to add to the group.
Input Level and Input Sensitivity
Settings
Here’s how to adjust the sensitivity and input level of each input.
* When recording in stereo, it is convenient to link the knobs of
the left and right channels (p. 29).
* The level cannot be adjusted for DIGITAL IN.
1. Turn on the inputs that you want to use for recording (p. 28).
2. Use the [LEVEL]/[SENS] knobs (p. 6) to adjust the level and
sensitivity.
When you move a [SENS] knob, the current value will appear in the
screen.
Knob Setting
SENS
-56 dBu, -50 dBu, -44 dBu, -38 dBu,
-32 dBu, -26 dBu, -20 dBu, -14 dBu,
-8 dBu, -2 dBu, +4 dBu
Adjusting the input level
1. Turn the [SENS] knob (outer) all the way to the left.
2. Set the [LEVEL] knob (inner) to 0.
3. While inputting audio, turn the [SENS] knob toward the
right.
While watching the level meter, adjust the level appropriately. If
you are unable to obtain the appropriate level using only the [SENS]
knob, use the [LEVEL] knob to adjust the input level.
* If the LEVEL KNOB MODE (p. 20) is set to MIXER, the INPUT LEVEL
is xed at 0 dB.
Howling could be produced depending on the location of
microphones relative to speakers. This can be remedied by:
1. Changing the orientation of the microphone(s).
2. Relocating microphone(s) at a greater distance from speakers.
3. Lowering volume levels.

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