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Ch. 1. History of the VS Workstations

Ch. 2. Overview of the VS Workstation Architecture

Ch. 3. Introduction to the VS-880/890 Series

Ch. 4. Basic Recording on the VS-880/890 Series

Ch. 5. Editing on the VS-880/890 Series

Ch. 6. Mixing on the VS-880/890 Series

Ch. 7. Finishing Your Project on the VS-880/890 Series

Ch. 8. Introduction to the VS-1680/1880 Series

Ch. 9. Advances in Recording with the VS-1680/1880

Ch. 10. Advances in Editing with the VS-1680/1880

Ch. 11. Advances in Mixing with the VS-1680/1880

Ch. 12. Advances in Mastering with the VS-1680/1880

Ch. 13. Roland VS-2480

Ch. 14. The Channel Strip

Ch. 15. Project Basics

Ch. 16. Tracking

Ch. 17. Track Editing

Ch. 18. Mixes, Scenes, and Automix

Ch. 19. Tempo Map, Metronome, Sync, and MIDI

Appendix: : The VS-2000CD workstation

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Chapter 1. History of the VS Workstations

In 1996, the VS-880 brought the power of a recording studio to the masses. Since then, Roland has continued to be the leader in powerful, portable, and affordable digital workstations. Let’s take a look back at the last 10 years and see how the VS workstations have evolved.

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