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Audio operations, Adjusting the volume level of input audio, Adjusting input gain – Roland VR-4HD HD AV Mixer User Manual

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Audio Operations

Adjusting the Volume Level of Input Audio

You can adjust the input sensitivity, sound position, and volume balance of audio input to the VR-4HD.

Adjusting Input Gain

Adjust the input gain (head amp gain or digital gain) so that incoming audio signals are at appropriate levels.
* Head amp gain can be adjusted only for channels 1 through 4.
* Manipulate the knob or fader for the corresponding input connector.

Head Amp Gain (Channels 1–4)

You adjust the head amp gain so that incoming audio signals on

channels 1 through 4 are at appropriate levels.

1.

Turn the [GAIN] knob all the way counterclockwise to turn

down the input sensitivity.

2.

Move the channel fader to near the “Bold line” (0 dB—see

the figure below).

Bold line position (0 dB)

3.

Raise the [MAIN] fader to an appropriate position.

4.

Slowly turn the [GAIN] knob clockwise to adjust the input

gain.

Use the [GAIN] knob to gradually raise the input gain as you play

the actual incoming signal. Boost the input gain as high as possible

without making the SIG/PEAK indicator light up in red.
A level at which the level meter lights up in yellow is appropriate.

Digital Gain

Adjust the digital gain so that audio signals input via channels 1

through 7/8, HDMI 1 through 4, and USB are at appropriate levels.
* For channels 1 through 4, first adjust the head amp gain, and then

adjust the digital gain as needed.

1.

Move the volume knob or channel fader for the incoming

audio whose input gain you want to adjust to the position

shown below.

HDMI 1–4 and USB
Move the corresponding HDMI [1] to [4] knob or the [FROM PC] knob

to near the indicator (0 dB – see the figure below).

Indicator (0 dB)

Channels 1–7/8
Move the channel fader to near the “Bold line” (0 dB—see the figure

at left).

2.

Raise the [MAIN] fader to an appropriate position.

3.

Press the [SETUP] button for the incoming audio whose

input gain you want to adjust, making the setup screen

appear.

4.

Select , then turn the [VALUE] knob all the way

counterclockwise to lower the input gain completely.

5.

Slowly turn the [VALUE] knob clockwise to adjust the input

gain.

Use the [VALUE] knob to gradually raise the input gain as you play the

actual incoming signal. A level at which the level meter lights up in

yellow is appropriate.

6.

Press the [SETUP] button to quit the setup screen.

Level Meter and SIG/PEAK Indicator Display

Input audio

Output audio

Red
Yellow

Green

(dB)

-30

-18

-6

OVER

-48

Indicator Status

Red

This lights up at -3 dB or higher. It indicates an excessive volume

level.

Yellow

This lights up at -18 dB or higher. It indicates an appropriate volume

level.

Green

This lights up at -48 dB or higher. It indicates a too-low volume level.