Roland RSS-10 - Manual (Page 12)

FUNCTION MODES
The RSS-10 features the following three Function Modes.
STATIONARY Mode
This mode is for positioning the sound image to a certain place. One RSS-10 can position three-
dimensional sound images for two channels. Using the supplied RSS-Stage, up to 16 RSS-1 Os can
be controlled at the same time. That is, 32 channels worth of sound images can be positioned at
certain places on an assumed stage.
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In the Stationary Mode, if you move the sound image positions while entering a sound, noise
may be heard. This is quite natural and is not the sign of trouble.
FLYING Mode
This mode is for moving the sound image in real-time. By using one RSS-10, one channel of three-
dimensional sound image can be shifted. Using the supplied RSS-FX, up to 4 RSS-1 Os can be
controlled at the same time, allowing the shifting of 4 channels of sound according to the specified
curve.
TRANSAURAL Mode
This mode is for converting the Binaural sound to the format that matches the playback device. This
mode, therefore, is used for converting the Binaural sound recorded with a dummy-head
microphone or created by using the RSS-10 to the speaker playback format. The output format is
determined by the Output Mode.
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