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Unless otherwise specified, this document refers to this application as “VS-20 Editor,” and the controller included with the V-STUDIO 20 as “the VS-20.” 2. Connections and settings If you’re using the V-STUDIO 20 for the first time, you’ll need to install the VS-20 driver before connecting the VS-20 to your computer. Install the driver as described in the owner’s manual included with the V-STUDIO 20. Start up VS-20 Editor after you’ve connected the VS-20 to your computer. If you start up VS-20 Editor before connecting the VS-20, it will not operate correctly. VS-20 Editor settings You must make MIDI device settings when using the system for the first time. 1. Choose the “Settings” menu item “MIDI Device Settings.” The MIDI device settings dialog box will appear. 2. In the Input and Output fields, choose “VS-20 Effect Control.” 3. Click [OK]. Selecting and editing patches Selecting a patch A collection of settings determining how effects are combined and including settings for the parameters is called a “patch.” By switching patches you can instantly change the sound by recalling a different set of settings. There are two types of patches: “preset patches,” which are read-only, and “user patches,” which can be freely rewritten. 12 You can use either of the following ways to select a patch. • Step consecutively through the patches one by one • Select a patch from a list Caution! If you exit VS-20 Editor or switch patches before writing a patch you’ve modified, the changes you’ve made will be lost. 1Stepping through the patches one by one 1. Click [USER] or [PRESET] to specify the type of patch you want to select. Note Choose [USER] if you want to select a patch that you previously saved. 2. Click the patch select buttons to step through the patches. 2Selecting a patch from a list 1. Click [USER] or [PRESET] to specify the type of patch that you want to select. Note Choose [USER] if you want to select a patch that you previously saved. 2. Click [LIST]. The patch list dialog box will appear. 3. Click the patch that you want to edit. 4. Click [OK]. That patch will be selected. 5. Click [CANCEL]. The patch list dialog box will close. Editing a patch 11111112 Editing a patch 11111112 1Turning effects on/off You can turn an effect on/off by clicking the indicator located in the upper left of the effect, or by clicking a foot switch. Switching effects 1. Click the box that shows the effect name. 2A drop-down list of the available effects will appear. 2. Choose the effect that you want to use. Editing an effect (Detail) Editing an effect (Detail) Company names and product names appearing here are the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners, and are not affiliated with Roland Corporation or Cakewalk. These names are used in this document in order to appropriately describe sounds being simulated by COSM technology. 21 1. Click [DETAIL]. Each time you click [DETAIL], the screen will change as follows. The Detail screen allow you to edit the effect parameters in detail. Normal screen Detail screen Note • You can edit a parameter’s value by dragging the knob up or down. • You can switch the effect type by clicking the name of the effect type or the indicator at its left. PREAMP/VOCAL PREAMP/VOCAL Caution! “PREAMP” and VOCAL “HARMONY” and “PITCH CORRECT” cannot be used simultaneously. The on/off setting is shared by these three effects. To turn the effect on/off, click the indicator located in the upper left. PREAMP This models the response of a preamp. TYPE Here you can select the type of preamp. JC-120 The sound of the Roland JC-120. FULL RANGE Flat response. This is ideal for acoustic guitar. CLEAN TWIN Models the Fender Twin Reverb. TWEED Models the Fender Bassman 4 x 10” Combo. CRUNCH Crunch sound that allows the nuances of your picking to be reproduced faithfully. VO DRIVE Models the drive sound of the VOX AC-30TB. BG LEAD Models the lead sound of the MESA/Boogie combo amp. MS VINTAGE Models the sound of a 70’s Marshall amp. MS MODERN Models the more high-gain sound of a recent Marshal amp. R-FIER Models the MESA/Boogie DUAL Rectifier. ULTRA Metal An original metal amp designed specifically for metal, delivering thick lows and extreme distortion while preserving the crisp contours of the sound. BASS AMP This sound is suitable for bass guitar. Knob functions GAINAdjusts the amount of preamp distortion. FrequencyAdjusts the loudness of each band. BASSMIDDLEPRESENCETREBLELEVELAdjusts the overall volume of the preamp. Turns the effect on/off. PREAMP switch VOCAL VOCAL provides two effects: “HARMONY,” which lets you easily add harmony to one person’s singing, and “PITCH CORRECT,” which constrains pitch change in a stair-step manner. Use the MODE switches to choose the desired effect. HARMONY Knob functions Parameters KEYSpecifies the key of the song you’re singing. INTERVALAdds pitches (harmony) at the specified higher or lower interval. Choose UNISON to produce the impression that another person is...