Page 2 - Safety Instructions/Precautions; CAUTION; SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
2 Safety Instructions/Precautions CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER - SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. CAUTION RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT OPEN 10. Power Sources - The appliance should be connected to a po...
Page 3 - Precautions
3 Safety Instructions/Precautions Precautions • Be sure to connect the VF80EX to the power supplyspecified in the Specifications section of this owner’smanual. Do not use an AC outlet of any other voltage. • Do not connect the VF80EX to the same AC outlet to whichdevices that could generate noise (s...
Page 4 - “See this page” information by subject
4 Contents (VF80EX) “See this page” information by subject The following shows reference pages where you can find information you need.See also “The table of contents” shown on page 6. I want to record my performance. Please read pages 28 and 30. I want to replace a part of the previous recording wi...
Page 6 - Contents; Mixer Functions; • Operations while the Normal screen is shown . 39
6 Contents (VF80EX) • Safety Instructions ........................................ 2 • Precautions ........................................................ 3 About power supply ................................................... 3Precautions upon handling the hard disk ................. 3Note on rep...
Page 8 - • External MIDI equipment sync system by the slave mode..95; Save/Load of song data; SETUP Mode
8 Contents (VF80EX) • External MIDI equipment sync system by the slave mode..95 Connecting to external equipment .............................. 95Setup of external equipment ....................................... 95Setup of the VF80EX .................................................... 95Confirmin...
Page 9 - Basic Features of VF80EX; Product Features; Mixer Section
9 Basic Features of VF80EX Basic Features of VF80EX The VF80EX Digital Multitracker incorporates a digital mixer with an 8-track (plus 16-additional track) digitalrecorder. The digital mixer section features a high-performance DSP multi-effect processor employing the A.S.P.(Fostex Advanced Signal Pr...
Page 10 - Remain indicator; Before Operating
10 Basic Features of VF80EX Remain indicator Recording method Program Program number/title ("01" is the program number while "#0001" is a default title) The remaining time is 13h 28m 15s. Before Operating This section describes the basics that you should know before you start operati...
Page 11 - Input monitor and Repro monitor
11 Basic Features of VF80EX Input monitor and Repro monitor Event Additional track Track 1 Track 2 Track 3 Track 4 Track 5 Track 6 Track 7 Track 8 Track 9 Track 10 Track 11 Track 12 Track 13 Track 14 Track 15 Track 16 Track 17 Track 18 Track 19 Track 20 Track 21 Track 22 Track 23 Track 24 A program ...
Page 12 - Time Base; Trim
12 Basic Features of VF80EX Time Base ..... ..... ..... ABS MTC 00M 00S 00M 03S 00M 06S 00H 59M 57S 01H 00M 00S 01H 00M 03S BAR/ /CLK 001BAR 1 - 002BAR 1 002BAR 1 ABS 0 The term "Time base" frequently appears in thismanual. The time base is used to show the location inthe recorder, like the ...
Page 13 - Names and Functions; Side panel
13 Names and functions (VF80EX) Rear panel Top panel OFF ON MIDI OUTPUT INPUT OUTPUT INPUT POWER PHANTOM S/P DIF / DATA LOCATE ABS 0 LOCATE REC END SEL TIMEBASE CURSOR PHANTOM ACCESS PEAK CH ON/OFF L R GUITAR GUITAR LINE MIC LINE MIC MIN MAX MASTERING TRAINING EFFECT EQ PAN SCENE SEQ. SCENE TRACK UN...
Page 17 - Contrast adjusting knob
17 Names and functions (VF80EX) <Caution> Do not turn off the VF80EX power while this indicatorlights. Data recorded in the disk may be erased. 25. [TRACK EDIT / PGM] key • When editing audio of tracks such as copy/paste, etc.,press this key.There are four audio editing functions. a. copyb. mo...
Page 19 - Rear panel
19 Names and functions (VF80EX) OFF ON MIDI OUTPUT INPUT OUTPUT INPUT POWER PHANTOM S/P DIF / DATA 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 Rear panel Side panel 56. CD-R/RW drive • After turning the power on, pressing the eject key in thefront of the drive opens the tray. To close the tray, pushthe front of the tra...
Page 20 - About the hard disk storage device (VF80EX); “Standard”; About the hard disk storage device; Reformatting the hard disk
20 About the hard disk storage device (VF80EX) “Standard” “Erase” “Quick” or Flashing About the hard disk storage device The VF80EX is complete with a 3.5-inch E-IDE hard disk (storage device) which is formatted in theMaster 8 mode. Therefore, there is no need to newly assemble a hard disk or to for...
Page 21 - Replacing a hard disk;
21 About the hard disk storage device (VF80EX) Select the format type with the [CURSOR / ] key. Thenpress the [ENTER/YES] key. The format type selected is set and “Sure?” flashes. Flashing Press the [ENTER/YES] key while the [RECORD] keyis depressed. If the “Standard” format is selected and executed...
Page 23 - Formatting the Hard disk
23 About the hard disk storage device (VF80EX) <Normal Screen> Formatting the Hard disk Carefully follow the instructions below to newlyformat the hard disk properly. Press the [ENTER/YES] key. The drive selection display appears. “IDE” will be flashed. Press the [ENTER/YES] key where the “IDE...
Page 24 - Basic Recording and Playback; About a demonstration song!;
24 Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX) Basic Recording and Playback This chapter describes the basics of recording and playback audio using the VF80EX.Before carrying out recording/playback, read “About a demonstration song!” , “Connections of external equipment” , “Preliminary knowledge” and “LCD” . ...
Page 25 - Connections of external equipment; fader; “MIN”
25 Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX) PHANTOM ACCESS PEAK CH ON/OFF L R GUITAR GUITAR LINE MIC LINE MIC MIN MAX MASTERING TRAINING EFFECT EQ PAN SCENE SEQ. SCENE TRACK TRIM TRIM MIX PARAMETER PGM FADER MAP ON/OFF 2TRK MODE FOOT SW ST OUT PHONES INPUT A BOUNCE INPUT B PEAK CH ON/OFF UNBAL UNBAL BAL BA...
Page 26 - LCD; Display when turning on the power
26 Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX) Normal screen Normal screen with BAR/BEAT/CLK time base Normal screen with MTC time base Screen example while starting up Remaining time displayed in time Remaining time displayed in MB 1 2 3 4 6 5 Normal screen with ABS time base LCD This section describes major...
Page 27 - Preliminary knowledge; • Inputs and tracks; “ON”
27 Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX) BALANCE UNBALANCE TRIM PEAK CH ON/OFF BALANCE UNBALANCE TRIM PEAK CH ON/OFF TRACK 1 TRACK 2 TRACK 3 TRACK 4 TRACK 5 TRACK 6 TRACK 7 TRACK 8 TRACK STATUS / TRACK SEL HARD DISK INPUT A INPUT B OFF ON OUTPUT INPUT POWER PHANTOM S/P DIF / DATA [PHANTOM] switch Prelim...
Page 28 - Basic recording (recording onto a single track); Preparation for recording
28 Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX) 1 2 3 4 5 LOCATE ABS 0 LOCATE REC END SEL TIMEBASE CURSOR PHANTOM ACCESS PEAK CH ON/OFF L R GUITAR GUITAR LINE MIC LINE MIC MIN MAX MASTERING TRAINING EFFECT EQ PAN SCENE SEQ. SCENE TRACK UNDO SETUP PUNCH AUTO LOOP PITCH SCRUB VARI F FWD REWIND PLAY STOP RECORD E...
Page 29 - Recording; Playback
29 Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX) 6 7 8 9 10 11 LOCATE ABS 0 LOCATE REC END SEL TIMEBASE UNDO / REDO SETUP PUNCH I/O AUTO LOOP PITCH SCRUB VARI F FWD REWIND PLAY STOP RECORD WAVE FORM F1 F2 F3 SHIFT EDIT EDIT EDIT MARK DELETE LOCATE CD PLAY [UNDO/REDO] key Use the [TRIM] knob of INPUT A while pla...
Page 30 - Stereo source; Basic recording (recording onto two tracks)
30 Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX) LOCATE ABS 0 LOCATE REC END SEL TIMEBASE CURSOR PHANTOM ACCESS PEAK CH ON/OFF L R GUITAR GUITAR LINE MIC LINE MIC MIN MAX MASTERING TRAINING EFFECT EQ PAN SCENE SEQ. SCENE TRACK UNDO SETUP PUNCH AUTO LOOP PITCH SCRUB VARI F FWD REWIND PLAY STOP RECORD EXIT ENTER ...
Page 31 -
31 Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX) 6 7 8 9 10 <Note>: Set the gain not to light the [PEAK] indica- tor. When the [PEAK] indicator lights, the input level is too high and the sound may be distorted or digi-tal noise may be generated. In the condition above, if you turn the [PHONES] knob clock...
Page 32 - Mark function; “Recorder; Setting a mark on the fly; Locating a mark
32 Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX) Mark function The VF80EX has the Mark function which allows you to set marks at the desired positions in a song.You can locate to a mark position immediately, as well as use mark positions for the punch in and out points,beginning and end points for repeat and ed...
Page 33 - ABS locate functions; ABS locate; Manual punch in/out using the keys on the unit; Punch in/out using the foot switch; At the punch out point, step on the foot switch.
33 Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX) PHANTOM ACCESS PEAK CH ON/OFF L R GUITAR GUITAR LINE MIC LINE MIC MIN MAX MASTERING TRAINING EFFECT EQ PAN SCENE SEQ. SCENE TRACK TRIM TRIM MIX PARAMETER PGM FADER MAP ON/OFF 2TRK MODE FOOT SW ST OUT PHONES INPUT A BOUNCE INPUT B PEAK CH ON/OFF UNBAL UNBAL BAL BA...
Page 34 - Auto punch in/out function; “ABS”; • Setting the punch in/out points numerically
34 Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX) 3 1 During playback, this counter shows the currentrecorder position in real time. 2 The time (or bar/beat) stored is shown here. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 The time (or bar/beat) stored is shown here. Flashing Auto punch in/out function You must set the punch in and out poin...
Page 36 - Mixing; Adjusting levels; Adjusting EQ
36 Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX) 1 1 2 MASTERING TRAINING EFFECT EQ PAN SCENE SEQ. SCENE TRACK MIX PARAMETER PGM FADER MAP ON/OFF 2TRK MODE BOUNCE EDIT REC EFF [PAN] key 2 3 4 5 1 MASTERING TRAINING EFFECT EQ PAN SCENE SEQ. SCENE TRACK MIX PARAMETER PGM FADER MAP ON/OFF 2TRK MODE BOUNCE EDIT REC...
Page 37 - Repeat steps 2 through 4 to edit EQ on other tracks.; Setting effects; Adjust the effect send levels as described above.; “loop effect”; “insert effect”; “Advanced Operations”
37 Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX) 3 4 2 3 4 1 MASTERING TRAINING EFFECT EQ PAN SCENE SEQ. SCENE TRACK MIX PARAMETER PGM FADER MAP ON/OFF 2TRK MODE BOUNCE EDIT REC EFF [EFFECT] key 2 5 6 4 Flashing Highlight the “Lo Gain” field by using the [CURSOR ]key, and edit the “Lo Gain” value using the [JOG...
Page 38 - Mixdown; Analog mixdown; Set the recording level of the master recorder.; Digital mixdown
38 Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX) PHANTOM ACCESS PEAK CH ON/OFF L R GUITAR GUITAR LINE MIC LINE MIC MIN MAX MASTERING TRAINING EFFECT EQ PAN SCENE SEQ. SCENE TRACK TRIM TRIM MIX PARAMETER PGM FADER MAP ON/OFF 2TRK MODE FOOT SW ST OUT PHONES INPUT A BOUNCE INPUT B PEAK CH ON/OFF UNBAL UNBAL BAL BA...
Page 39 - Initial condition when turning on the power; Normal Screen; Operations while the Normal screen is shown; Fader; Master fader mute
39 Mixer Functions (VF80EX) Normal screen LOCATE ABS 0 LOCATE REC END SEL TIMEBASE CURSOR PHANTOM ACCESS PEAK CH ON/OFF L R GUITAR GUITAR LINE MIC LINE MIC MIN MAX MASTERING TRAINING EFFECT EQ PAN SCENE SEQ. SCENE TRACK UNDO SETUP PUNCH AUTO LOOP PITCH SCRUB VARI F FWD REWIND PLAY STOP RECORD EXIT E...
Page 40 - Mix parameter section; Adjusting pan positions
40 Mixer Functions (VF80EX) Flashing EFFECT EQ PAN SCENE SEQ. SCENE MIX PARAMETER FADER MAP ON/OFF 1 2 4 3 5 Mix parameter section The Mix parameter section provides five keys that are used for mixer function settings.By pressing one of these keys alone or while holding down the [SHIFT] key, you can...
Page 41 - Editing EQ
41 Mixer Functions (VF80EX) Flashing 1 2 3 4 5 6 Editing EQ The VF80EX is equipped with 2-band (HI and LO) EQ for Tracks 1 through 6.36 preset entries are available in the EQ library. <Note>: You can apply EQ only to Tracks 1 through 6. You cannot apply EQ to Tracks 7/8. Press the [EQ] key. Th...
Page 42 - Preset entries in the EQ library
42 Mixer Functions (VF80EX) Gain Freq. Q LO HI +6.0 -12.0 400Hz 600Hz L-S 5.0 L01: LightKick Creates a light and jaunty kicksound Gain Freq. Q LO HI +7.0 +10.0 400Hz 4kHz L-S 8.0 L02: TightKick Gain Freq. Q LO HI +5.0 -9.0 550Hz 6kHz L-S H-S L03: Ana.Kick Gain Freq. Q LO HI -7.0 +6.0 1kHz 3.5kHz L-S...
Page 44 - Setting Effects
44 Mixer Functions (VF80EX) Setting Effects The VF80EX provides 38 digital effect types used for the loop effect and 6 types used for the inserteffect. As you can select any type and adjust parameter settings for each type, comprehensive effectprocessing is possible.Employing the Fostex A.S.P. (Fost...
Page 45 - How to make the loop effect setting
45 Mixer Functions (VF80EX) How to make the loop effect setting There are two methods for using the internal effect processor of the VF80EX; " loop effect " and " insert effect ". The loop effect allows you to apply a desired effect to track signals during track bounce (ping-pong) op...
Page 46 - Setting effect send levels; Effect send level setting
46 Mixer Functions (VF80EX) 2 3 4 5 6 1 Flashing Setting effect send levels You can set send levels from Tracks 1 through 6 to theinternal A.S.P. effect processor. Press the [EFFECT] key to bring up the send levelsetting screen. If you have not edited any track parameter for effectsend, EQ or pan se...
Page 47 - Selecting an effect type; To set a value for another parameter, use the [CURSOR; Selecting Pre/Post of the effect send
47 Mixer Functions (VF80EX) 1 2 Selecting an effect type Press the [EFFECT] key to bring up the effect type/parameter setting screen. The first time you bring up the screen, " L01: Norm HALL " is selected as the effect type.From the second time on when bringing up the screen,the previously s...
Page 48 - Turning the effect processor on or off; • To turn on the effect processor; • To turn off the effect processor
48 Mixer Functions (VF80EX) Turning the effect processor on or off You can select the on or off of the effect processor. • To turn on the effect processor Press the [EFFECT/ON/OFF] key while holding down the[SHIFT] key to illuminate the [EFFECT/ON/OFF] key. The effect processor is turned on and you ...
Page 49 - About the effect types
49 Mixer Functions (VF80EX) Name Parameter type Explanation L01 Norm HALL REVERB Standard hall reverb; detailed and transparent, with a moderate amount of early reflections. L02 Pres HALL REVERB Hall reverb with presence and definition. L03 Wet HALL REVERB Hall reverb with restrained high-frequency ...
Page 50 - Effect parameter details
50 Mixer Functions (VF80EX) Effect parameter details The parameters that can be adjusted will depend on the parameter type.The following describes parameters for effect types L01 through L38 used for the loop effect.See "Advanced Operations" on page 84 for details about parameters for effect...
Page 52 - Scene memory; Storing the current scene
52 Mixer Functions (VF80EX) 1 2 3 4 1 Flashing Scene memory The VF80EX provides 100 Scene memories (S00 to S99) for each program. You can store a set of desired param-eter settings to each memory. Items to be stored include all parameters set by mix parameter editing functions,as well as all track f...
Page 53 - Deleting a scene; Fader adjust; call setting
53 Mixer Functions (VF80EX) 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 2 3 5 Use the [JOG] dial to select the desired scene numberto be recalled. Press the [SETUP/F1] key while holding down the[SHIFT] key. The selected scene is recalled and the display changesto the Normal display. Deleting a scene You can delete an unnecessary...
Page 54 - Scene sequence; Assigning scene memories to the mark map
54 Mixer Functions (VF80EX) 1 2 3 4 Scene title Scene number Mark title 5 Scene sequence Using the scene sequence function, you can recall desired scene memories at the desired mark positions duringplayback. For example, you can recall scene memory 02 at "Bar 17/Beat 1" and scene memory 04 a...
Page 55 - Deleting a mark from the mark map
55 Mixer Functions (VF80EX) 4 1 2 3 Highlighted Deleting a mark from the mark map You can delete an unnecessary mark from the markmap. <Note> You cannot delete mark 00 . While the VF80EX is stopped, press the [SCENE SEQ/MAP] key while holding down the [SHIFT] key. The screen shows the mark map...
Page 56 - Recorder Functions; This chapter describes various recorder functions.; Cueing; Shuttle cueing; shuttle cueing
56 Recorder Functions (VF80EX) The VF80EX is "cueing" in the forward direction. The VF80EX is "cueing" in the backward direction. 2 1 3 1 2 The VF80EX is "cueing" in the forward direction at 64x the normal speed. 3 Recorder Functions This chapter describes various recorder fu...
Page 57 - Digital scrubbing; Performing digital scrubbing; If you want to scrub another track, repeat steps 2 and 3.; Storing the digital scrub point; • To store the scrub point to the Start point:
57 Recorder Functions (VF80EX) current scrubbing position 4 3 2 1 Digital scrubbing Digital scrubbing can be done between 0x and 1xspeed without changing the pitch while the VF80EXis stopped.You can scrub audio track by track. The level enve-lope of the scrub track is shown on the screen, allow-ing ...
Page 58 - Vari Pitch; Turning on or off the vari pitch function
58 Recorder Functions (VF80EX) LOCATE ABS 0 LOCATE REC END SEL TIMEBASE CURSOR PHANTOM ACCESS PEAK CH ON/OFF L R GUITAR GUITAR LINE MIC LINE MIC MIN MAX MASTERING TRAINING EFFECT EQ PAN SCENE SEQ. SCENE TRACK UNDO SETUP PUNCH AUTO LOOP PITCH SCRUB VARI F FWD REWIND PLAY STOP RECORD EXIT ENTER TRIM T...
Page 59 - Editing the position via the screen
59 Recorder Functions (VF80EX) <Loop Function> Current time (or musical position) The Start point is set to the captured time (or musicalposition), which is shown here. The End point is set to the captured time (or musical po-sition), which is shown here. Current time (or musical position) 1 3...
Page 60 - Setting the Start and End points by marks; Carrying out the loop playback; Start playback from the point earlier than the Start point.
60 Recorder Functions (VF80EX) The "seconds" value flashes. A mark is shown. Flashing 1 2 3 4 5 3 2 3 4 5 1 2 To edit the Start point, press the [ENTER/YES] key while"Start Point" value is highlighted. The " seconds " value flashes, showing that it can be ed- ited. Use the [C...
Page 61 - Program; Creating a new program
61 Recorder Functions (VF80EX) 3 4 1 2 Program The VF80EX can have up to 99 programs (P01 through P99) and usually each program manages one song.You can make recording against each program or playback materials recorded on each program.This section describe program-related operations. Creating a new...
Page 62 - Note that you cannot undo or redo deleting the program.; Editing a program title
62 Recorder Functions (VF80EX) P01 P02 P03 P04 P05 P01 P02 P03 P04 P03 is deleted. 1 3 4 1 2 1 2 Selecting a program When more than one program exists on the disk, youhave to select the desired program before startingoperations for recording, playback or editing.Select the desired program by followi...
Page 63 - Track editing
63 Recorder Functions (VF80EX) 4 3 2 5 Use the [JOG] dial to highlight (select) the desired pro-gram and then press the [TIME BASE SEL/F2] key whileholding down the [SHIFT] key. Now you can edit the title of the selected program.The leftmost character of the selected program is flash-ing. <Hint&g...
Page 65 - • To set editing points by marks:
65 Recorder Functions (VF80EX) 7 8 6 • To set editing points by marks: Press the [TIME BASE SEL] key. Each data field for the Start, End and To points changesto show the current option by mark as shown below. Use the [CURSOR / ] keys to highlight the field for the desired point, and press the [ENTER...
Page 66 - Erasing track data; Erasing; Set the Start and End points for the erase operation.; • To edit the Start and End points:
66 Recorder Functions (VF80EX) 4 5 3 1 2 Erasing track data You can erase a desired part of track data. You canselect a track or tracks (of which you are going to erasedata) from among each individual track, each pair oftracks, 1-6 and 1-8. START Point END Point ABS 0 REC END Erase <Notes for the...
Page 68 - Track Exchange; Performing the track exchange
68 Recorder Functions (VF80EX) <Example 1> Exchanging Track 8 and Track 24 <Example 2> Exchanging Tracks 1&2 and Tracks 7&8 <Example 3> Exchanging Tracks 1-8 and Tracks 17-24 Track 1 Track 2 Track 3 Track 4 Track 5 Track 6 Track 7 Track 8 Track 9 Track 10 Track 11 Track 12 ...
Page 69 - Editing Marks; Viewing the mark list; You can view the marks stored.; Editing a mark position
69 Recorder Functions (VF80EX) 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 Blinking Editing Marks This section describes how to edit marks, assuming that more than one mark is already stored in realtimeaccording to the operations described in " Basic Recording and Playback ". Viewing the mark list You can view the mark...
Page 70 - Enter a mark title; You can enter or edit a title for each mark.; Hint; Adding a mark; You can add a mark to the mark map.
70 Recorder Functions (VF80EX) 1 2 3 4 5 6 Highlight (and flashes) this point. 1 2 3 4 5 Enter a mark title You can enter or edit a title for each mark. While the recorder is stopped, press the [SCENE SEQ./MAP] key while holding down the [SHIFT] key. The Mark map screen appears. Use the [JOG] dial o...
Page 71 - Deleting a mark; You can delete an unnecessary mark.; You can directly locate to a mark.
71 Recorder Functions (VF80EX) 1 2 3 4 1 2 Flashing Deleting a mark You can delete an unnecessary mark. While the recorder is stopped, press the [SCENE SEQ./MAP] key while holding down the [SHIFT] key. The Mark map screen appears. Use the [JOG] dial or [CURSOR / ] keys to high- light the mark you wa...
Page 72 - Advanced Operations; Metronome function; Setting the tempo map; Signature Set; Setting the metronome output; Setting the time base to bar/beat
72 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 1 1 Advanced Operations This chapter describes advanced or useful functions of the VF80EX. Metronome function The VF80EX provides the internal tempo map, in which you can set the time signature (e.g. 4/4, 3/4) and tempo(between 30 and 250).It also can ...
Page 73 - Track bounce; On/Off of bounce mode
73 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) 1 1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 Track bounce (Ping-pong recording) When the number of empty tracks is short in the recording process, you can solve the problem by transferringaudio on the multiple already-recorded tracks to a different track or tracks.This operation is called "...
Page 74 - Connecting the instrument and headphones; On/Off of training mode
74 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) 2 LOCATE ABS 0 LOCATE REC END SEL TIMEBASE CURSOR PHANTOM ACCESS PEAK CH ON/OFF L R GUITAR GUITAR LINE MIC LINE MIC MIN MAX MASTERING TRAINING EFFECT EQ PAN SCENE SEQ. SCENE TRACK UNDO SETUP PUNCH AUTO LOOP PITCH SCRUB VARI F FWD REWIND PLAY STOP RECORD EXIT ENTER TRI...
Page 76 - Mastering mode; Selecting a program to be played back; Selecting a program; On/Off of mastering mode
76 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) OFF ON MIDI OUTPUT INPUT OUTPUT INPUT POWER PHANTOM S/P DIF / DATA STEREO OUT L, R S/P DIF OUTPUT Digital master recorder Analog master recorder 1 Mastering library EQ Ambience Compressor High Gain Mid Gain Low Gain Rev Level Rev Time Pre Delay Threshold Ratio Gain At...
Page 77 - Setting the mastering effect parameters; On/off of the mastering effects; After finishing recording, stop the both machines.; Mastering effect library details
77 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) 3 1 2 1 1 2 3 4 Gain Freq. (fixed) Q (fixed) EQ Lo EQ Mid 0 0 400Hz 1kHz L-S 1 L0: FLAT EQ Hi 0 4kHz H-S Comp THSHD Comp Ratio Comp Gain Ambience 0 (Rev Level) +10 4 : 1 -25 Rev Time=1.0s / Pre Dly=0ms : fixed Atack Time = 8ms : fixed Gain Freq. (fixed) Q (fixed) EQ L...
Page 79 - Internal Mastering Mode
79 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) The internal mastering mode is an expansion of the mastering mode described earlier.It allows you to record a mixed-down material on tracks 7 and 8 to the current drive on the VF80EXwhile applying a mastering effect.Therefore, unlike the mastering mode, this mode allo...
Page 80 - Select the desired program for mastering.; Rehearsing internal mastering
80 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) Select the desired program for mastering. To select the desired program, while stopped, pressthe [TRACK EDIT/PGM] key while holding down the [SHIFT] key, and select the program using the [JOG] dial, then press the [ENTER/YES] key. Set the [MASTER] fader to the "0&...
Page 81 - Performing internal mastering; After completing all the adjustments, press the
81 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) Performing internal mastering <Hint> On the mastering screen, you can tailor the soundby adjusting EQ settings (HI, MID and LOW), as wellas the ambiance and compressor.See page 76 for details about the mastering effects. <Note> The "CpProtect" (Cop...
Page 82 - Internal mastering cannot be performed if rec-protected.
82 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) <Note: There is no need for selecting recording tracks.> In the internal mastering mode, unlike the normal recording, you do not have to select recording tracks.When recording a take in the internal mastering mode, the VF80EX automatically arms Tracks 1 and 2.Th...
Page 83 - How to add a silent part to a mastered song
83 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) You can check the "start point" and "end point"which are automatically registered after finishingmastering. The following procedure is assumed thata mastered program is loaded. Checking the "Start point" and "End point" Even if you have...
Page 84 - Using the insert effect;
84 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) Unlike the loop effect described earlier in "Mixer Functions" , the insert effect is applied when rere- cording any recorded track among tracks 1 through 6.This rerecording mode in which the insert effect is applied is called "REC EFFECT" mode. Six dis...
Page 85 - connector and the VF80EX locates to the; Rehearsal
85 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) The following explains how to record a guitar solo to track 1 and rerecord it while applying theguitar distortion. Before executing recording, you can check the guitar sound with the distortioneffect while rehearsing the effect parameter settings until you satisfy wit...
Page 86 - Recording the guitar
86 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) <How to edit parameters> The " L39: Gtr Dist " effect type has 11 parameters as shown below. (Note that the screen example belowshows all parameters for the explanation. Actually,you can see 5 parameters at a time while the otherparameters are hidden.)Us...
Page 87 - Rerecording with effect
87 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) The final step is to rerecord the recorded " dry " sound on track 1 while applying the effect (guitar distor-tion) with the setting you made in rehearsal. Rerecording with effect Press the [BOUNCE/REC EFF] key while hold-ing down the [SHIFT] key. The unit ente...
Page 88 - • Parameters for distortion effects; DISTORTION; Details of each distortion type; Name
88 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) • Parameters for distortion effects (Parameter type: DISTORTION ) Effect types No.39 through 42 (shown in "Effect type list" on page 49) are distortion types.Each of these has 11 parameters as shown below. 1. Dist Type Selects a distortion type.Each effect typ...
Page 89 - Details of each amplifier types
89 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) • Parameters for distortion effects (Parameter type: AMP SIMULATION ) Effect type No.43 (shown in "Effect type list" on page 49) is the amp simulation type.This effect type has 11 parameters as shown below. 1. Type Selects an amplifier type to be simulated. Op...
Page 90 - Details of microphone output types
90 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) TCon 3k Trad Condenser 3k (Low cut: Off) Simulates the sound of a multipurposeprofessional condenser microphone witha large diaphragm.Its warm and transparent sound is suit-able for a vocal, as well as a drum over-head or guitar amplifier. TCon 3k LC Trad Condenser 3k...
Page 91 - Digital recording; Note that the VF80EX can only handle S/P DIF format digital data.; Recording an external source onto the VF80EX digitally; Selecting a program to be recorded; Selecting the digital input; Selecting a track to record; Starting to record
91 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) OFF ON MIDI OUTPUT INPUT OUTPUT INPUT POWER PHANTOM S/P DIF / DATA 1 2 1 1 2 3 4 Digital recording You can digitally record an external digital source to the VF80EX, or stereo output signals of the VF80EX to anexternal digital recorder. This section describes how to m...
Page 92 - ing mode; MIDI clock sync system; Connecting external equipment
92 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) OFF ON MIDI OUTPUT INPUT OUTPUT INPUT POWER PHANTOM S/P DIF / DATA LOCATE ABS 0 LOCATE REC END SEL TIMEBASE CURSOR PHANTOM ACCESS PEAK CH ON/OFF L R GUITAR GUITAR LINE MIC LINE MIC MIN MAX MASTERING TRAINING EFFECT EQ PAN SCENE SEQ. SCENE TRACK UNDO SETUP PUNCH AUTO L...
Page 93 - Setup of the VF80EX; MTC sync/MIDI machine control system; MMC
93 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) LOCATE ABS 0 LOCATE REC END SEL TIMEBASE CURSOR PHANTOM ACCESS PEAK CH ON/OFF L R GUITAR GUITAR LINE MIC LINE MIC MIN MAX MASTERING TRAINING EFFECT EQ PAN SCENE SEQ. SCENE TRACK UNDO SETUP PUNCH AUTO LOOP PITCH SCRUB VARI F FWD REWIND PLAY STOP RECORD EXIT ENTER TRIM ...
Page 94 - Setup the following in the sequence software.; • Offset mode: For ABS; Confirming MTC sync/MMC
94 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) 1 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 Connecting to external equipment Connect the VF80EX MIDI IN/OUT to the computer (withMIDI interface) MIDI IN/OUT. MMC/MTC complied sequence software is activated inthe computer. Setup of external equipment Setup the following in the sequence softwa...
Page 95 - External MIDI equipment sync system by the slave mode; Connection to external equipment; Sequence software is setup as follows.
95 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) LOCATE ABS 0 LOCATE REC END SEL TIMEBASE CURSOR PHANTOM ACCESS PEAK CH ON/OFF L R GUITAR GUITAR LINE MIC LINE MIC MIN MAX MASTERING TRAINING EFFECT EQ PAN SCENE SEQ. SCENE TRACK UNDO SETUP PUNCH AUTO LOOP PITCH SCRUB VARI F FWD REWIND PLAY STOP RECORD EXIT ENTER TRIM ...
Page 96 - Execution of recording
96 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) <Precautions at MTC related setups> The position (ABS 0 or 001BAR/1BEAT/00CLK) when thesetup MTC (MTC offset time) should be output was setupby the “MTC offset time setting” and “MTC offset mode setting.” In accordance to start time of the tune set by the sequen...
Page 97 - Chain play function; Pause
97 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) Chain play function The chain play function allows you to play back programs in order according to the "chain play list". Asexamples in figure 1, you can play back programs in order of program number or in desired order. You can play the whole (i.e. from ABS 0...
Page 98 - Making the chain play list; END; Making the chain play list by selecting all the programs
98 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) Making the chain play list Before executing chain play, you must make thechain play list by selecting the desired (or all) pro-grams in the desired order. You can enter up to 99programs to the chain play list. The following procedure examples show how to en-ter all pr...
Page 100 - Setting the chain play mode; ; Selecting a program in the chain play list; “Off”
100 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) Setting the chain play mode When you have made the chain play list, set the chainplay mode. The following procedure shows how to setthe chain play mode after making the chain play listas described before. While “OFF” which is the current option of the “ChainPlay” mod...
Page 101 - Editing the chain play list; Deleting (or replacing) a program in the chain play list
101 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) Use the [JOG] dial (or the [CURSOR] keys) to select thedesired step and press the [ENTER/YES] key. The program set to the selected step is loaded and therecorder is stopped at the beginning of the program (ABS0), while the display shows the Normal screen.In the scree...
Page 102 - Deleting all programs from the chain play list
102 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) To delete the program from the chain play list, select “DEL” . To replace the program with another program, select a desired program.If you delete the program from the list, all the programsset to the subsequent steps automatically slide up, asshown below. If you sel...
Page 103 - Inserting a program to the chain play list
103 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) Inserting a program to the chain play list You can insert a program to a desired step in thecurrent chain play list. Follow procedure steps 1) and 2) on page 9 to show the“Chain Play List” screen. (i.e. enter the setup mode and select “Chain Play List” .) Use the [JO...
Page 104 - Audio CD playback mode; Switching the playback mode; Available functions in the audio CD playback mode
104 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) Audio CD playback mode <Notes> • You cannot play back an audio CD which is copy-protected. • Never try to play back a disc which is not an audio CD (CD-DA). This may damage the VF80EX. • In the audio CD playback mode, you can use functions such as locate, scrub...
Page 105 - • Display in the audio CD playback mode
105 Advanced Operations (VF80EX) • Varipitch playback You can use the varipitch playback function whichallows to alter the playback speed within +/- 6.0 %range in 0.1 % increments/decrements. * For details about the varipitch function, seepage 58 in the owner’s manual. • Effect, EQ and pan controls ...
Page 107 - ; Saving/loading data using the S/PDIF digital signal
107 Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX) REC END (07m 00s) of real track REC END (10m 00s) of additional track seven minutes Additional Tracks Real Tracks DAT Save <Items that can be saved or loaded as song data> •Memory data: AUTO PUNCH IN/OUT data and Start/End/To points,Scene memories 00 through...
Page 108 - Saving data using the S/PDIF digital signal; Connecting to an external digital recorder; Setting the external recorder; Saving data
108 Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX) Digital equipment Flashing OFF ON MIDI OUTPUT INPUT OUTPUT INPUT POWER PHANTOM S/P DIF / DATA VF80EX S/P DIF DATA OUTPUT Saving data using the S/PDIF digital signal You can save data using the S/PDIF digital signal via the [S/P DIF DATA OUTPUT] (coaxial) jack. • U...
Page 109 - To edit the save length; Select tracks to be saved.
109 Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX) Flashing Use the [JOG] dial to select the program to be savedand press the [ENTER/YES] key. The display shows the " Save Length " screen. Initially, the recorded time length of the selectedprogram (ABS 00 to REC END) is shown as the timelength of data savi...
Page 110 - Loading data using the S/PDIF digital signal; Connecting to an external recorder; Loading data; Press the SETUP key to enter the setup mode.
110 Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX) Flashing OFF ON MIDI OUTPUT INPUT OUTPUT INPUT POWER PHANTOM S/P DIF / DATA Digital Equipment VF80EX S/P DIF DATA INPUT Loading data using the S/PDIF digital signal You can load data using the S/PDIF digital signal via the [S/P DIF DATA INPUT] (coaxial) jack. *Use...
Page 111 - Select tracks to be loaded.; Start playback of the external recorder.
111 Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX) You can select a load destination program from existingprograms on the current drive as well as " New PGM ". When selecting " New PGM ", a new program is created. • If you load data to a program in which data isalready recorded, the newly loaded da...
Page 112 - Please read this first!
112 Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX) With a CD-R/RW drive, you can use not only CD-RW discs but also CD-R discs. Note that CD-Rdiscs has some restrictions as shown below. <Care and handling of CD-RW/CD-R discs> <About data writing and reading speeds for data save/load> The writing and rea...
Page 113 - • Creating an audio CD; “Start point”; “End; • Loading an audio CD data; “new program”
113 Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX) Save/load of Song Data Using a CD-R/RW drive The save/load operation using a CD-RW/CD-R disc is performed in the following manners. • Save You can only a single selected program data to adisc regardless of the program data amount.You cannot save more than one prog...
Page 115 - ; “BkUp”
115 Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX) <About save error> If an error occurs for some reason during the saveoperation, the error message as below appears.If it appears, press the [EXIT/NO] key. The display returns to the previous screen beforeperforming the save operation.Note that saved data bef...
Page 116 - able”; • To eject the disc
116 Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX) Immediately after completing erasing the disc, thedisplay shows the same screen (for selecting a pro-gram to be saved) which appears after step 5 isperformed. Hereafter, perform the same proce-dure as described above. Flashing Flashing Increases as the process pro...
Page 117 - “Wrong Disk”
117 Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX) Press the [SETUP] key to enter the setup mode. The display shows the screen for selecting the setupmenu. Use the [JOG] dial to select (highlight) “Load PGM”and press the [ENTER/YES] key. The display shows the screen for selecting a load de-vice, where “IDE” is fla...
Page 119 - Saving a WAV file; About directory of a backup disk:; Title Edit; Loading a WAV file
119 Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX) Saving a WAV file Song data can be saved to or load from a CD-R/CD-RW disc by the FDMS-3 (Fostex Disk Management System-3) format, as well as by the WAV file format. As you can handle song data of the VF80EX with a WAV file, it ispossible to directly import/export...
Page 124 - Alphabets
124 Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX) ****** 01. WAV ****** 12. WAV Backup Disk 1 ****** 13. WAV ****** 24. WAV Backup Disk 2 << Special loading method when using a computer >> (*) Method to load specific tracks. The backup disk in which files are saved will contain files from “******01.WA...
Page 125 - Making an audio CD; “Save PGM”
125 Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX) Making an audio CD The following procedure describes how to record mastered songs (using the internal mastering function) to aCD-RW/CD-R disc to make an audio CD (CD-DA format).The “Save PGM” menu in the Setup mode, which is used for saving song data, is also used...
Page 126 - About “Copy protection” setting; About “Mark Enable” setting
126 Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX) About “Copy protection” setting You can restrict the disc copy (duplication) capa-bility of an audio CD you are going to make. While “CD-DA” is flashing, press the [ENTER/YES] key. After showing “Please Wait!” , the display shows the screen for selecting the progr...
Page 127 - ; Set a recorded CD-RW disc to the tray and close the tray.; • When using a recorded CD-RW disc
127 Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX) When the recording ends, “Save Completed!” appears on the screen, while the disc is automatically ejectedfrom the CD-R/RW drive. After specifying the program(s), press the [ENTER/YES] key while holding down the [RECORD] key. The VF80EX starts recording to the disc...
Page 129 - Loading from an audio CD; “Load PGM”
129 Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX) Loading from an audio CD You can load a desired song to the VF80EX from an audio CD you created by recording on a CD-RW/CD-Rdisc. When a desired song is loaded, the VF80EX automatically creates a new program on the current drive,and the song are recorded on tracks...
Page 131 - • If you erase recorded data:; • If you eject the disc:
131 Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX) Press the [ENTER/YES] key. The selected track (“01”, in this example) is set, whilethe screen changes as below. 9 10 Use the [JOG] dial (or the [CURSOR] keys) to select(highlight) another desired track to be loaded andpress the [ENTER/YES] key. In the example belo...
Page 133 - SETUP mode
133 SETUP mode (VF80EX) SETUP mode The SETUP mode of the VF80EX offers various menu items including the following types. • "Setting" menu • "Check" menu • "Execution" menu The "Setting" menu includes 15 menu items as shown in <Table-1> below. These items are set...
Page 134 - Setting a time signature [“Signature Set”]; Select a program to which you want to set the time; To enter the SETUP mode; • Changing the time signature in the middle of a song
134 SETUP mode (VF80EX) Setting a time signature [“Signature Set”] Select a program to which you want to set the time signature. On the Select Menu screen of the SETUP mode, select “Signature Set” and press the [ENTER/YES] key. The display shows the "Signature Set" screen. By de-fault, the s...
Page 135 - • Deleting a time signature event
135 SETUP mode (VF80EX) <Note> You cannot delete the “001BAR“ of “001BAR 4/4 .” • Editing a time signature event On the "Signature Set" screen, select the desiredevent and press the [ENTER/YES] key. The current time signature value starts flashing. Use the [JOG] dial to select the desi...
Page 136 - To insert another tempo event, repeat steps 1 through 4.; • Changing the tempo in the middle of a song
136 SETUP mode (VF80EX) Tempo Map Time signature setting Tempo setting 001 BAR 4/4 005 BAR 3/4 001 BAR 1 = 120 003 BAR 1 = 90 005 BAR 3 = 60 007 BAR 2 = 120 Tempo = 120 Tempo = 90 Tempo = 60 Tempo = 120 4 4 4 3 Use the [JOG] dial to select the desired bar numberfrom which the new tempo setting is ef...
Page 137 - • Deleting a tempo event; Setting the Metronome function [“Click ”]; • Editing a tempo event
137 SETUP mode (VF80EX) • Deleting a tempo event Setting the Metronome function [“Click ”] <Note> Metronome sound will be output from track 6.For this reason, when the metronome function is activated, a new sound source cannot be recorded on thetrack to which the metronome sound is to be outpu...
Page 138 - Setting MIDI sync signal output signal [“Midi Sync Out”]
138 SETUP mode (VF80EX) Use the [JOG] dial to select the desired option andpress the [ENTER/YES] key. Setting MIDI sync signal output signal [“Midi Sync Out”] On the Select Menu screen of the SETUP mode, se-lect "Midi Sync Out" and press the [ENTER/YES] key. The current option (by default, &...
Page 139 - Setting an MTC Offset mode [“Offset Mode”]; Setting an MTC offset value [“Mtc Offset Set”]
139 SETUP mode (VF80EX) Setting an MTC Offset mode [“Offset Mode”] On the Select Menu screen of the SETUP mode, se-lect "Offset Mode" and press the [ENTER/YES] key. The currently selected offset mode starts flashing (bydefault, "ABS" is selected). Using the "Mtc Offset Mode" ...
Page 141 - Setting the Recording protect function [“Rec Protect”]
141 SETUP mode (VF80EX) Setting the Recording protect function [“Rec Protect”] Using the "Rec Protect" menu item, you can select the recording protection "On" or "Off". This is similar to the"recording protection tabs" of a cassette tape. When it is set to "On"...
Page 143 - Setting the MIDI device number [“Device ID”]; Checking the number of track events [“Number Of Event”]
143 SETUP mode (VF80EX) Use the [JOG] dial to select a desired MIDI device IDnumber, and press the [ENTER/YES] key. The selected ID number is set. Press the [EXIT/NO] key (or the [STOP] key) repeat-edly until the VF80EX exits the SETUP mode. Setting the MIDI device number [“Device ID”] Using the ...
Page 144 - The Drive Format Information [“Drive Information”]; Manufacture/Model of the currently installed hard
144 SETUP mode (VF80EX) Use the [JOG] dial to select "On" or "Off", and pressthe [ENTER/YES] key. The selected option is set. Fader Fix Mode Setting [“Fader Fix”] By setting the "Fader Fix" menu item to "On", you can disable the operation of the track and master fader...
Page 145 - Fader Recall mode Setting [“Fader Recall”]
145 SETUP mode (VF80EX) Use the [JOG] dial to select the desired option, andpress the [ENTER/YES] key. The selected option is set. Fader Recall mode Setting [“Fader Recall”] Using the "Fader Recall" menu item, you can select whether or not recalling the track and master fadersettings when re...
Page 146 - MIDI Implementation Chart
146 Specifications (VF80EX) Basic Channel Function.................... Default Changed Transmitted Recognized Remarks Mode Default Message Altered Note Number: True Voice Velocity Note ON Note OFF After Touch Key’s Channel’s Pitch Bend Control Change Program Change True # System Exclusive Common Sys...
Page 147 - MMC Command List
147 Specifications (VF80EX) Command list Movement (Recorder) 01: STOP STOP 02: PLAY PLAY 03: DEFERRED PLAY DEFERRED PLAY 04: FAST FORWARD F FWD 05: REWIND REWIND 06: RECORD STROBE REC 07: RECORD EXIT PUNCH OUT 09: PAUSE STOP 40: WRITE Refer to MMC Response/Information Field List 41: MASKED WRITE Ref...
Page 148 - Recording/Reproducing; HEADPHONE; Cleaning the exterior
148 Specifications (VF80EX) Maintenance Specifications Recording/Reproducing Recording Medium : 3.5 inch, hard disk (E-IDE type) Recording Format : FDMS-3 (*) Save/Load Format : FDIO-1 (**) Sampling Frequency : 44.1kHz Quantization : 16-bit linear (Non expanded) A/D Converter : 20-bit 64 times, over...
Page 149 - Block Diagram
149 Specifications (VF80EX) General Dimensions : 307 (W) x 108 (H) x 217 (D) mm Weight : Approx. 3.3kg Power Supply : 120VAC 60Hz, 230V~ 50/60Hz (AC inlet type) Power Consumption : 20W Accessories : Owner’s manual : Power Cable * Fostex Disk Management System-3** Fostex Data In Out-1 Specifications ...
Page 150 - Dimensions; Block Diagram (when using the insert effect)
150 Specifications (VF80EX) LOCATE ABS 0 LOCATE REC END SEL TIMEBASE CURSOR PHANTOM ACCESS PEAK CH ON/OFF L R GUITAR GUITAR LINE MIC LINE MIC MIN MAX MASTERING TRAINING EFFECT EQ PAN SCENE SEQ. SCENE TRACK UNDO SETUP PUNCH AUTO LOOP PITCH SCRUB VARI F FWD REWIND PLAY STOP RECORD EXIT ENTER TRIM TRIM...
Page 151 - FOSTEX DISTRIBUTORS LIST IN EUROPE; Declaration of EC Directive; The Affect of Immunity on This Equipment
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