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Anleitung Zusammenfassung
It is easy to use both in the studio and on the stage. • Clear, high quality vocoder sound. • The vocoder produces sound whose expression follows the expression of the input voice. • Includes unique voice character controls. • With the specially designed chorus circuit, a solo voice input can become a large chorus. • Special hold circuit will hold the vocoder tone quality by means of an external foot switch. • Two separate inputs allow simultaneous use of an electric guitar and a keyboard instrument such as a synthesizer, strings, etc. • To enrich the guitar sound, a special compressor and a harmonic control circuit are included in the guitar input. • Two separate output jacks, one for a vocal amplifier and the other for a guitar amplifier. • Includes a headphone monitoring circuit. BEFORE OPERATING • Check with your local Roland dealer if you want to use the SVC-350 in a foreign country. • Plug- theSVC-350in before turning on the power switch. PRECAUTIONS • Do not open this unit. • Unplug this unit when it is not to be used for long periods of time. Unplug by grasping the plug rather than pulling on the cord. • Be careful not to place heavy objects on the power cord. • Avoid using this unit in very high or low temperature locations. Also keep it away from heaters and air-conditioners since this type of equipment will affect circuit and pitch stability. • Avoid using this unit in very dusty or humid places. • If it is necessary to use this unit in an area with neon or fluorescent lights, keep it as far away from these lights as possible since they will induce high levels of noise. Sometimes changing the angle of this unit in relation to the lights will help reduce noise. • When connecting this unit, plug the cord into the external amplifier first, then plug the other end of the cord into the SVC-350 output. To disconnect, remove the cord from the SVC-350 first, then from the amplifier. • To clean this unit, wipe with a cloth dampened with a neutral cleanser. Do not use solvents such as paint thinner. CONNECTIONS PEDAL SWITCH DP-2 L ÛWI 1 ÜH V:'rfT If both microphone Inputs are used, the standard phona jack has priority. •VOCAL AMP •STEREO AMP •PA-SYSTEM GUITAR AMP OPERATION 1. After making the connections shown in the drawing, set the controls as shown above and turn on the POWER switch© . 2. Adjusting the input levels: (1) Microphone level Set the MICROPHONE LEVEL control ©so that the green indicator ©lights and so that the red indicator © does not light even with loud passages. (2). Instrument level Set the INPUT LEVEL switch © so as to match the level of the instrument being used. Set the output level of the instrument so that only the green indicator @ lights when the instrument is played. !3). Guitar level Adjust the output level of the guitar so that the indicator © lights. •The GUITAR and INSTRUMENT inputs can be used simultaneously, in which case both instruments should be played at the same time while adjusting their outputs so that the red indicator does not light. Once the input levels have been set, they should not be changed. 3. Adjusting the output level: (1). Set the BALANCE control© at DIRECT MIC and the VOLUME control ©between 5 and 7. (2). Speak or sing into the microphone. Set the OUTPUT LEVEL switch® (when using VOCAL AMP OUTPUTS mm only) and the external amplifier volume control for the desired sound level. 4. Try producing the vocoder sound: (1). Set the BALANCE control © at VOCODER and try playing the input instrument. In this condition, no sound is produced. (2). Try speaking or singing into the microphone while playing the input instrument. The vocoder will produce the sound of your voice using the tone color of the input instrument sound. 5. Set the VOICE CHARACTER