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Learning how to use your new Roland VS-2400/VS-2000 has never been easier thanks to the official Roland DVD Owner's Manual!

The VS-2400CD Digital Studio Workstation brings professional 24-track recording and CD burning to a new low price. This compact recording workstation inherits many features from the flagship VS-2480CD - like premium analog components, VGA output, motorized faders and powerful mouse-based software control - while adding new features of its own such as RSS 3-D panning and V-LINK for integrating Edirol video products. Onboard effects and an internal CD drive let you mix, master and burn like a pro.  While this DVD was shot on the VS-2400, the material is equally suited to the VS-2000 model.

Take your VS-2400/VS-2000 skills to the next level and pick up the official Roland DVD Tutorial today!

INTRODUCTION
Features
Peripherals
The Front Panel
VGA Screens

CREATING A NEW PROJECT
Record Modes

BASIC RECORDING/MIXING
Inputs
Phantom Power
Hi-Z Input
Setting Recording Levels
The 4 "sets" of faders
0dB Fader "trick"
Arming Tracks
Routing signal to a Track
Recording example
V-Tracks
Editing Channels
Pan/Fader Assigns
Multi Outputs

EQUALIZATION
Shelving EQ bands
Parametric Bands
EQing with the mouse

DYNAMICS (COMPRESSION/EXPANSION)
Activating
Parameters
Keying from another source
Copying Parameters

USING EFFECTS/AUX SENDS
"Loop" Effects
Using Aux sends
"Insert" Effects
Editing Effects
Saving Effects
Routing Effects
Other uses for Aux Sends

USING AUTOMIX
Setup
Snapshots
Automating Dynamic Mixes
Punching in on Automix data
Editing Automix data

SCENES/LOCATORS/MARKERS
Scenes
Locators
Markers

AUTO PUNCH/LOOP
Manual-Punching
Auto-Punching
Using the Loop function

EZ ROUTING/PATCHBAY

EDITING
Using the Zoom keys
Selecting the Data to edit
Edits
...Copy
...Move
...Insert
...Cut and Erase
...Compression/Expansion
...Import
...Exchange
...Region Arrange
Editing with a Mouse
Phrases

METRONOME/SYNCHRONIZATION
CD-WRITING/MASTERING
PROJECT OPTIONS
UTILITY MENUS
PERIPHERALS
GRADUATION

Stay tuned after the credits for a demonstration of
V-Link with the Edirol DV-7PR