Roland Sonar V-Studio 100 Bedienungsanleitung

The VS-100 is compatible with music production software from Apple, including Logic Pro/Express and GarageBand.

After installing the relevant VS-100 control surface plug-in (either the one for Logic Pro/Express or the one for GarageBand) in your Mac, you’ll

conveniently and easily be able to control Logic Pro/Express or GarageBand from your VS-100.

Operating Requirements

• Operating system: Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard or later

• Software version: Logic Pro/Express 8 or later, GarageBand ’09 or later

Installation

NOTE

You must install the VS-100 driver before you install the VS-100 Control Surface Plug-in.

1. If Logic Pro/Express or GarageBand is running, quit such software rst.

2. Double-click “VS-100ControlSurfacePlugin.pkg” and follow the instructions that appear onscreen to perform the installation.

MEMO

After installation, you might see the following control surface setup dialog box when you start up Logic Pro/Express; simply close the dialog box.

Using a VS-100 to Control Logic Pro/Express or

GarageBand

* Apple, GarageBand, Leopard, Logic, Mac OS X, Mac, and Macintosh are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.

* All product names mentioned in this document are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.

VS-100

Using a VS-100 to Control Logic Pro/Express or GarageBand

Using the Control Surface Component

If you connect VS-100 to a computer and turn the power on, the section within the bounding rectangle in this illustration functions as the control

surface for Logic Pro/Express or GarageBand.

Computer

The button

is o

Setting the “Control Surface Mode”

1. Hold down the [DISPLAY] button for approximately one second to access the system setting screen.

2. Turn the [CURSOR/VALUE] knob to move the cursor to “DAW Select” and then press the [CURSOR/VALUE] knob.

3. Turn the [CURSOR/VALUE] knob to specify the “Sonar”, and then press the [CURSOR/VALUE] knob to conrm the change.

Control Surface Screen

When you are using Logic Pro/Express or GarageBand, pressing the [DISPLAY] button switches between the level meter screen and the control surface

screen. The control surface screen displays information about Logic Pro/Express, GarageBand, or plug-ins that can be controlled from VS-100.

Control surface screen

Level Meter screen Control Surface screen

1. Items (track or bus) that can be controlled in the channel strip section

2. Name of the parameter assigned to the [VALUE] knob

3. Value of the parameter assigned to the [VALUE] knob

Using a VS-100 to Control Logic Pro/Express or GarageBand

Channel Strip Section

This section is used to control the parameters for the tracks and buses

of Logic Pro/Express and GarageBand.

1. Track selection button

Use this button to select the track (or bus) to control.

You can determine whether the current strip is to be made a track or

the MASTER bus by holding down the [SHIFT] button while you press

the Track Select button.

2. [ASSIGN] button

Press the [ASSIGN] button repeatedly to cycle through the various

functions that can be assigned to the [VALUE] knob.

The currently assigned parameter is displayed on the screen (p. 2).

Music production

software Pan Send1 Send2

Logic Pro/Express Pan Send 1 Gain Send 2 Gain

GarageBand Pan Level of signal

sent to ECHO.

Level of signal

sent to REVERB.

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Functions cannot be assigned to the MASTER bus.

3. [VALUE] knob

Use this knob to change the value of the current parameter.

4. Channel fader

Use this to control the volume of the current strip.

The channel fader has a touch-sensitive motor fader so it can move

in response to the volume of the current strip. It also moves while

playing, according to the automation information.

To record automation information, touch and then release the fader

during automation recording.

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For more information about recording automation information, see

the Logic Pro/Express or GarageBand online Help.

5. [MUTE] button

Press this button to turn the mute on or o for the current strip.

When the current strip is muted, the [MUTE] button is lit.

Input monitoring for the current strip can be switched on/o by

holding down the [SHIFT] button while you press the [MUTE] button.

* When the current strip is the bus, this does not work.

* Functions only with Logic Pro/Express.

6. [SOLO] button

Press this button to turn the solo on or o for the current strip.

When the current strip is the solo, the [SOLO] button is lit.

You can switch Solo on/o for all tracks by holding down the [SHIFT]

button while you press the [SOLO] button.

7. [ARM] button

Press this button to turn recording standby on or o for the current

strip.

When the current strip is in recording standby mode, the [ARM] button

is lit.

* When the current strip is the bus, this does not work.

When recording automations, the current strip can be placed in

recording standby by holding down the [SHIFT] button while you

press the [ARM] button.

* Functions only with Logic Pro/Express.

8. [SHIFT] button

Use this button in combination with other buttons.

Using a VS-100 to Control Logic Pro/Express or GarageBand

Transport Section

This section controls playback of Logic Pro/Express or GarageBand.

1. [LOOP] button

Press this button to turn Logic Pro/Express or GrageBand’s loop

function on or o.

2. [VIEW] button

Press this button to display Logic Pro/Express Arrange View.

Also, Mixer View for Logic Pro/Express can be displayed by pressing the

[VIEW] button while you hold down the [SHIFT] button.

* These functions are available with Logic Pro/Express.

3. [MARKER] button

Press this button to insert a marker at the current time.

* Functions only with Logic Pro/Express.

4. button

Press this button to move the current time to the beginning of the

project.

You can move the current time to the previous marker by holding

down the [SHIFT] button while you press the button.

* Functions only with Logic Pro/Express.

You can move the current time to the next marker by holding down

the [SHIFT] button while you press the button.

* Functions only with Logic Pro/Express.

5. button

Press this button to rewind the current time.

You can move the current time backward by one measure by holding

down the [SHIFT] button while you press the button.

6. button

Press this button to fast-forward the current time.

You can move the current time forward by one measure by holding

down the [SHIFT] button while you press the button.

7. button

Press this button to stop the transport.

8. button

Press this button to start playback.

9. button

Press this button to start recording tracks that are in recording standby

mode.

ACT Section

After pressing the [ACT] button so it’s turned on, you can control the

gain of the EQ.

1. [ACT] button

When you press the [ACT] button so it’s on, the button will light, and

you’ll be able to control the gain of the EQ for Logic Pro/Express or

GarageBand using the [R1] through [R4] knobs.

2. [R1]–[R4] knobs

Control the parameters for the gain of EQ.

Knob Logic Pro/Express GarageBand

R1 Gain for Band2 Gain for Band1

R2 Gain for Band4 Gain for Band2

R3 Gain for Band5 Gain for Band3

R4 Gain for Band7 Gain for Band4

3. [CURSOR VALUE] button

Turns on EQ for the selected track (current strip).

Using a VS-100 to Control Logic Pro/Express or GarageBand

Footswitches

You can use footswitches to control the Logic Pro/Express or GarageBand.

B A

TIP

BOSS FS-5U

Footswitch 1 Footswitch 1

Footswitch 2 Footswitch 2

Polarity switch Set the switches as shown below.

BOSS FS-6

White

(TIP)

RING

Red

(RING)

Footswitch Function

Footswitch 1 Playback

Footswitch 2 Recording

Using a VS-100 to Control Logic Pro/Express or GarageBand

1. [R1]–[R4] knobs

These control the parameters for EQ or the eects.

2. [CURSOR/VALUE] button

Press this button to open “EQ” plug-in.

3. [COMP/EQ] buttons

Starts up the selected plug-in.

* Functions only with Logic Pro/Express.

4. [PAN] knobs

Controls the Q parameter for EQ.

Knob Logic Pro/Express GarageBand

PAN 1 Q of Band 4 There are no

parameters that can

be controlled.

PAN 2 Q of Band 5

5. [COMP/EQ] buttons

Displays a Window Set.

Button Logic Pro/Express GarageBand

COMP/EQ 1 Displays a Window Set 1.

There are no

parameters that can

be controlled.

COMP/EQ 2 Displays a Window Set 2.

COMP/EQ 3L/4R Displays a Window Set 3.

COMP/EQ 5L/6R Displays a Window Set 4.

6. Level knobs

Controls the frequency parameter for EQ.

Knob Logic Pro/Express GarageBand

1Frequency of Band 2. Frequency of Band 2.

2Frequency of Band 3. –

3L/4R Frequency of Band 4. Frequency of Band 4.

5L/6R Frequency of Band 5. Frequency of Band 5.

COAX (7/8) Frequency of Band 6. –

MAIN MIX Frequency of Band 7. Frequency of Band 7.

Expanding the Control Section

If you turn on the system setting “DAW Full Asgn,” you’ll be able to use the buttons and knobs of the Input

section to control Logic Pro/Express or GarageBand.

For details on how to turn on the system setting “DAW Full Asgn,” refer to “System settings” of the Hardware

Manual.

NOTE

When “DAW Full Asgn” is on, you will no longer be able to use the controls for the digital mixing function, the compressor, the equalizer, and the

reverb.

If you want to adjust any of these, you’ll need to switch o “DAW Full Asgn.”

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