Owner`s manual

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Rev0.02
Panel Descriptions
Top Panel
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1. INPUT SENS knobs
These knobs are used to adjust the sensitivity of the
corresponding input jacks. Note that the INPUT SENS 1
knob also adjusts the sensitivity of the GUITAR/BASS jack.
2. PEAK indicators
These indicators allow you to confirm whether or not the
audio being input via the corresponding input jack is
distorting, and they do this by lighting up when the volume
reaches the distortion level of -6 dB. Use the INPUT SENS
knobs to adjust the input sensitivity in such a way that each
PEAK indicator only lights up occasionally when the
corresponding instrument is being played hard.
3. INPUT SELECT buttons
Use these buttons to select the input source (input jack) that
you wish to record. The indicater of the selected button will
light. If a lit INPUT SELECT button is pressed, it will turn off
and the corresponding input source(s) will be muted.
GUITAR/BASS:
This button is used to select either the GUITAR/BASS jack
for recording guitar or bass or the MIC 1 jack for recording
from a line-in or a microphone. Note that the GUITAR/BASS
jack will be selected automatically when an instrument is
connected to it.
* When either [GUITAR/BASS] or [VOCAL] is alone selected,
Adaptive Focus (AF) will be activated for recording.
What is AF method (Adaptive Focus method)?
Adaptive Focus is a unique Roland/BOSS technology
that allows the signal noise (S/N) ratios of AD and DA
converters to be vastly improved.
VOCAL:
This button is used to select the MIC 2 jack for recording
from a line-in or a microphone.
SIMUL:
SIMUL mode is activated by holding down [GUITAR/BASS]
and pressing [VOCAL]. In this condition, either the
GUITAR/BASS or the MIC 1 jack will be selected together
with the MIC 2 jack. In other words, two inputs will be
simultaneously selected. Note that the GUITAR/BASS jack
will be selected automatically when an instrument is
connected to it.
LINE:
This button is used to select the LINE jack. In this case, the
audio from the input source recorded on the track selected
for recording.
4. EFFECTS button
Use this button to select an insert effects’ patch (p. 118) and
to call up the screen for editing effects settings and the like.
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