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18—Editing Tracks
238 www.rolandus.com Roland VS-2480 Owner’s Manual
When a phrase or region is selected, it’s outline becomes dotted.
Where Editing Takes Place
You’ll edit tracks on the VS-2480’s Home screen—see Chapter 8—or on the wave
display, described on Page 238. Each screen offers a different view of a project’s audio.
The Wave Display
The wave display is a companion to the Home screen’s playlist and can be opened
whenever the Home screen is visible.
To open and close the wave display:
1. Press HOME•DISPLAY.
2. Press WAVE DISPLAY—the button lights and the wave display fills the bottom of
the screen, with the upper part of the Home screen and its F buttons still visible.
3. To close the wave display, press WAVE DISPLAY again—its light turns off and the
lower portion of the Home screen reappears.
The wave display provides a highly magnified view of a track’s audio in which you can
often literally see the audio event you’re looking for. The waveform in the display is the
track’s audio interpreted in graph form. The graph’s vertical axis represents volume, or
“amplitude.” Its horizontal axis represents project time.
Here’s how to get around on the wave display.
If you select audio on one of a pair of linked tracks, the audio on the other linked track
is also selected.
Press STOP before opening or closing the wave display. The WAVE DISPLAY button is
disabled when a project is playing.
To: Do this:
view the desired track Use the
and
buttons.
zoom in or out vertically Hold down SHIFT and press
or
, respectively
zoom in or out horizontally Hold down SHIFT and press
or
, respectively
Selected phrases Selected regions
When audio is selected, it has a dotted outline. If its
track is also selected, it’s white. If not, it’s black.
Track name
Vertical
magnification
Phrase name
Horizontal
magnification
Track
number
Position bar
Timeline
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