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MULTI TAP DELAY

Input R

Output R

Multi Tap Delay

Pan 1

Pan 2

Pan 12

FEEDBACK

LEVEL

DRY

Input L

Output L

DPF

This is a mono-in, stereo-out twelve-stage tap delay.

When MULTI TAP DELAY is selected, four tabs are displayed.

TIME Tab

DELAY 1-12

Time from the original sound until the delay is

heard

TAP

Tap Tempo

Species the DELAY 1-12 as the average interval

at which the button is pressed.

LEVEL Tab

LEVEL 1-12 Level of the delay sound

PAN Tab

PAN 1-12 Panning of the delay sound

Default Chapter2
- Default Chapter2
  - Organization of the Documentation2
  - Table of Contents3
- Main Features10
- Update History13
Quick Start14
- Placement and Setup15
- Installing REAC Devices26
Part Names and Functions28
- Top Panel28
- Rear Panel38
- Panneau Arrière39
  - MIDI Connectors40
  - Ground Terminal42
- Front Panel44
- Panneau Avant45
Overview of Operations46
- Fader Bank Section46
  - Layers46
  - Scrolling46
- Basic Operations of Fader Bank Section46
  - Changing Layers46
  - Scrolling the Channels46
- Anchor Channels47
  - Accessing an Anchor Channel (Anchor Jump)47
  - Accessing Adjacent Anchor Channels47
- Isolated Banks48
  - Isolating a Fader Bank48
  - Unisolating a Fader Bank48
- Basic Touch Operations49
- Using Templates to Select a Mixer Configuration49
- HOME Screen50
- Access the CH EDIT Window50
- Selecting the Source for an Input Channel51
- Selecting the Destination for an Output Bus51
- Turning Phantom Power on or off52
- Adjusting the Preamp Gain52
- Applying Dynamics53
- Applying EQ53
- Using Faders to Adjust the Send Level to aux (SENDS on FADER)53
- Sending to SUBGROUP/MIX-MINUS54
- Using an FX with Send/Return54
- Inserting an FX55
- Inserting a GEQ56
- Linking Channels57
- Making Assignments to DCA/MUTE Groups58
- Using Talkback58
- Using the Oscillators59
- Scene Memory59
  - Creating New Scenes and Adding Scenes59
  - Storing a Scene (by Overwriting)59
  - Recalling a Scene60
- Recording/Playback To/From a USB Flash Drive60
  - WAV File Formats60
  - Recording to a USB Flash Drive60
  - Playback from a USB Flash Drive61
- Backing up All Data in the M-500061
  - Saving a Project File to a USB Flash Drive61
- Restoring All Data in the M-500062
  - Loading a Project File from a USB Flash Drive62
- Formatting a USB Flash Drive on the M-500063
- Muting All Outputs63
- Setting the Date and Time63
- Factory Reset63
- Fader Calibration64
Touch Display Operations65
- Touch Display Operations66
- Interlinked Operation of the Touch Display and Top Panel72
Configuring the Mixer75
- Overview of Input Channels/Output Buses76
- Changing the Number of Input Channels/Output Buses81
- Rearranging Input Channels/Output Buses88
  - ARRANGE CHANNEL Window88
    - Displaying the ARRANGE CHANNEL Window88
- Patchbays89
Input Channel and Output Bus Operations95
- HOME Screen96
- CH EDIT Window102
Top Panel (Fader Region)117
- Fader Bank Section118
- Assignable Fader Section127
  - About the Assignable Fader Section127
    - Assigning Channels to Faders128
    - Canceling Channel Assignments to Faders128
- Switching the HOME Screen/Ch EDIT Screen129
  - When the HOME Screen Is Displayed129
  - When the CH EDIT Screen Is Displayed130
- Sidebar131
Sidebar132
- About the Sidebar132
  - Checking the REAC Port and EXPANSION SLOT Communication Status132
  - Changing What the PEAK/RMS Meter Displays133
- Overviewing Meters/Faders134
  - Meter Bridge134
    - METER SETUP Popover134
- Date and Time135
  - Checking the Date and Time135
  - DATE & TIME Window135
- Knob-Assign Area136
  - About the Knob-Assign Area136
    - SELECT aux SENDS Window136
    - USER SELECTABLE Popover137
Effects138
- About Effects138
  - About the Screens for Working with Effects138
- FX RACK Window138
  - Displaying the FX RACK Window139
- Effect Library Popover139
  - Effect Library (Preset)139
  - Effect Library (User)139
- FX EDIT Window140
  - Displaying the FX EDIT Window140
- Making Effect Input/Output Settings140
  - Using an FX with Send/Return140
  - Inserting an FX141
About Effect Types142
- Reverb142
  - Stereo Reverb142
  - Reverb143
- Delay145
- Modulation148
- PITCH SHIFTER X2149
- Roland Vintage Effects150
- BOSS Compact Pedal Effects153
- Multiband Dynamics155
- Dynamic Eq157
Geq158
- About Geqs158
  - Proportional Q and Constant Q158
- GEQ EDIT Window (GEQ)158
- GEQ EDIT Window (PEQ)163
  - Operating a PEQ Using the Knob Section164
Top Panel (Display Region)165
- User-Assignable Section166
  - About the User-Assignable Section166
    - Assigning Parameters to the User-Assignable Section166
  - USER ASSIGNABLE Window167
    - User-Assignable Section of the Top Panel168
- Monitor/Solo169
- Scene Memory176
- USB Memory Recorder187
- Talkback/Oscillator190
MENU Window195
- Using a MATRIX196
  - MATRIX INPUT Window196
    - Adjusting the Send Level to MATRIX197
- MUTE Groups198
  - About MUTE Groups198
    - Rules of Muting198
Control199
- Overview of M-48 Settings199
- Where M-48 Settings Are Saved199
- Connecting the M-5000 and M-48 Units199
  - Restrictions in Use with the M-48 at 96Khz199
- Listing Connected M-48 Units (M-48 MANAGER Window)202
  - Displaying the M-48 MANAGER Window202
- Making Settings for Output from the M-5000 to M-48 Units204
  - Tips for Output Patchbay Settings204
  - 40-Channel Source at the M-48 MANAGER Window204
- Copying and Pasting Settings at the M-48 MANAGER Window205
- Copying and Pasting Settings at the M-48 SETUP Window210
  - Copying M-48 Settings210
  - Pasting M-48 Settings210
- Making Leds Flash to Identify M-48 Units211
- Engineer Monitor Feature211
- M-48 Internal Memory215
- M-48 Libraries217
- Displaying the M-48 Library Popover217
- M-48 Projects218
Locking the Console to Prevent Operation223
- Locking the Console223
- Unlocking the Console223
SETUP Window224
- SETUP Window225
- Inserting External Effects Devices226
  - About Inserting External Effects Devices226
  - INSERT SETTINGS Window226
    - Inserting an External Effects Device226
- Channel Link228
- Projects230
- Initializing Mixer Parameter234
  - INITIALIZE Window234
    - Initializing the Data in the Unit234
SYSTEM Window236
- SYSTEM Window237
- Changing the Preferences for the User Interface238
  - PREFERENCES Window238
- Adjusting the Brightness of the Top Panel and Touch Sensitivity239
  - PANEL Window239
- Other Options240
  - OPTION Window240
- Downmix Settings241
  - DOWNMIX SETTINGS Window241
- Settings for the Word Clock242
  - About the Word Clock242
  - WORD CLOCK Window242
    - Changing the Settings for the Word Clock242
- REAC Applications and EXPANSION SLOT Settings243
- MIDI248
  - MIDI Window248
    - MIDI Window MIDI Tab248
    - MIDI Window USB MIDI Tab248
- Rs-232C249
  - RS-232C Window249
- GP I/O and Foot Switches250
- Fader Calibration261
- Updating the Unit262
- Viewing the Information about the Unit263
  - SYSTEM INFORMATION Window263
Data264
- Main Specifications265
- Connecting to Your Computer Via USB267
  - Inputting Computer Audio267
  - Outputting Audio to the Computer267
Adjusting the Detection Position of the Touch Display268
Factory Reset269
Dimensions270
Block Diagram272
- Block Diagram of Monitor Section274
Additional Features Currently under Development275

Brand	Roland
Model	M-5000
Category	Music Mixer
Language	English

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