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MONITOR knob and move your microphone
further away from your speakers.
8. Hold down the REC (for “Record”) button and
Press TRACK/STATUS 1—its light flashes red to
show that Track 1 is ready for recording.
9. Move Fader 1 up to its 0dB marking.
10. Press and hold REC, and then press PLAY to
begin recording.
11. After you’ve recorded your performance, press
ZERO, and then press PLAY to hear back what
you recorded.
12. To record on another track, repeat Steps 2
through 10 above, using INPUT 2 and Track 2.
Using The Rhythm Track
The VS-2000’s Rhythm Track feature allows you to
use its internal drum sounds for playing preset
patterns and arrangements.
Note: In the VS-2000. a rhythm arrangement is called
a “rhythm arrange.”
Here’s how to use the Rhythm Track feature:
1. If the CH EDIT or HARMONY button is lit or
flashing, press it until it’s unlit.
2. Press all of the green TRACK/STATUS buttons
1-15/16 so they’re also unlit. The only
TRACK/STATUS button that should be green is
17/18. All of the tracks are now turned off except
for Track 17/18.
3. Press the RHYTHM TRACK button.
4. Turn the TIME/VALUE dial to change the
TRACK 17/18 Assign from AUDIO to RHYTHM
on the VS-2000’s LCD.
5. To hear a preset Rhythm Arrange, press to
cursor down to Group. Turn the TIME/VALUE
dial counterclockwise to select PRESET.
6. Press ZERO, and then press PLAY.
7. To listen to different Rhythm Arrange, press
to cursor over to No. and turn the
TIME/VALUE DIAL to change the preset
number.
Using The Built-in Tuner
The VS-2000 has an on-board chromatic tuner that
allows you to accurately tune any instrument plugged
into any of the analog inputs.
1. Press the TUNER button.
2. Turn the TIME/VALUE DIAL to select the input to
which the instrument you want to tune is
connected to. If you’re using the GUITAR/BASS
Hi-Z input (Input 8), make sure that the purple
Hi-Z switch next to it is set to ON (pressed
down).
3. Press F1 (THRU) if you want to hear the
instrument you’re tuning.
4. Play a note on the instrument—the note closest
to the one you play lights under the Chromatic
Note indicators.
5. When you’re in-tune, the tuning needle stands
straight-up and both tuning guide arrows light.
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