User manual ROLAND RG-100

[. . . ] Owner's Manual Before using this unit, carefully read the sections entitled: "IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS" (p. 2), "USING THE UNIT SAFELY" (p. 3 ­ 4), and "IMPORTANT NOTES" (p. These sections provide important information concerning the proper operation of the unit. Additionally, in order to feel assured that you have gained a good grasp of every feature provided by your new unit, The manual should be read in its entirety. [. . . ] Then click [OK]. fig. load03. eps Select sound material. For detailed instructions regarding how to select the material to be imported, refer to "How to select file data" (p. 109). [CANCEL] [OK] The MOVIE EDITOR screen appears again, and the imported material is shown in the selected position in the list. To cancel this operation, click [CANCEL]; the window goes away. 64 Creating a movie Selecting the sound 1 Select some sound material from the sound list. You can listen to check the sound material by clicking [PLAY] in the sound list. To stop playback, click [STOP]. fig. editor18. eps [PLAY] [STOP] Sound list 2 Drag-and-drop the selected sound material to the "SOUND" track on the timeline. fig. editor19. eps Time "SOUND" track Sound When you drag-and-drop the sound material to the desired starting position, the starting point is indicated by a bar, and the sound data appears as an icon in the "SOUND" track on the timeline. 65 Creating a movie Detailed settings for the sound Here's how you can carry out more detailed settings, such as editing the length of the sound, adjusting the volume, setting the Starting or ending time, etc. 1 Click to select the sound, then click [INFO. . . ]. The SOUND INFORMATION window appears. fig. sound info01. eps Sound material information You can also double-click on the sound data to access the SOUND INFORMATION window. "Balance" "Mute Time" "Start/End Point" "Current Position" You can also adjust the balance between the input sound from external devices and the sound material you are editing (p. 100). Stop Play [CANCEL] [OK] 2 Configure the sound settings. Click on either end of each item's slide bar to adjust the settings. · "Balance" Adjusts the volume of the sound. If you have lined up a multiple number of sounds, you can adjust their relative balance. To adjust the volume of the entire movie, use the "OUTPUT" knob on the front panel. · "Mute Time" Sets the time to fade in/out near the start/end point of the sound. · "Start Point"/"End Point" Sets the start/end point of the sound. If the sound material has an unnecessary part, you can set these points to play only the necessary part. · "Current Position" You can move to the desired playback position of the sound. You can also check the sound information (name, length, type, sampling rate, bit depth) at the sound material information area on the upper part of the SOUND INFORMATION window. , you can listen to check the settings. To stop playback, click 3 Click [OK]. The settings are saved, and the window disappears. To cancel this operation, click [CANCEL]; the window goes away without any settings being saved. 66 Creating a movie Editing the sound track In the "SOUND" track, you can edit the sound data by, for example, changing the starting point of the sound, or lining up several items of sound material along the time track. If you have created clips, you can adjust the sound data to play in unison with these clips by matching their play time or playback timings. fig. editor13. eps [COPY] [PASTE] [ERASE] [UNDO] When you click , you can easily align the sound data with the gridlines (one second intervals) on the time track. Moving sound data You can drag-and-drop to move the sound data to any position on the time track. You can check the time of the starting and ending point of the sound data at the time indicator on the upper level of the timeline. Adding sound data You can add a new sound data to the "SOUND" track by drag-and-dropping another sound data from the sound list. When you click , you can select one sound data and all the rest down the line. This is convenient when you wish to adjust the position of a multiple items of sound data at once. Erasing sound data Select the sound data to erase and click [ERASE]. Copying sound data Select the sound data to be copied and click [COPY]. When you click [PASTE], the copied sound data appears, and you can drag-anddrop it to a desired position. [. . . ] ­ Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. ­ Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. [. . . ]