Roland Introduces VE-7000 Channel Edit ControllerOffers Tactile Control for 7000-Series V-Mixing System
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September 26, 2000Roland is proud to announce the
VE-7000 Channel Edit Controller for the acclaimed 7000-Series V-Mixing System. This compact control surface provides analog-style controlincluding physical knobs and switchesover common mixing operations such as gain, EQ, and Flex Bus, while preserving the V-Mixing Systems compact design. The VE-7000 is also equipped with a joystick for instant surround panning, making it an essential tool for professional mixing applications or when faster operation is required.
While the Roland VM-7000-Series V-Mixing System has been heralded for its superior sound quality and ease of use, the addition of the VE-7000 Channel Edit Controller makes using this powerful digital mixer more like an analog desk. Essentially an external channel strip, the VE-7000 offers dedicated knobs and switches for making adjustments to all of the parameters of a channel such as input gain, panning, EQ and Flex Bus sends. Four dual-purpose knobs can be used to control Delay (including Direct Level, Delay Level, Feedback, and Delay Time) or Dynamics (including Threshold, Ratio, Attack, and Release). A built-in joystick provides instant surround panning.
To use the VE-7000, users must select the channel they would like to work with by pressing the appropriate Channel Edit button on the VM Console. This channel now becomes active on the VE-7000, enabling users to make adjustments using the knobs and switches. To access a channels more detailed parameter pagesincluding Preamp, EQ, and Flex Bus Sendusers simply press the VE-7000s Edit button and the consoles display will jump directly to the appropriate window, making the V-Mixing System more streamlined than ever.
Designed to be placed directly on the VM-C7200 Console, the compact VE-7000 uses magnets for secure mounting while remaining small enough to be placed alongside a VM-C7100 Console. MIDI In/Out jacks provide communication between the VE-7000 and V-Mixer. For more information, visit their web site at www.rolandus.com. |