Roland 24 bit Digital Studio Workstation VS-890 - Manual (Page 77)

Raise and lower channel fader 1, and verify that the volume
changes. The input channel fader is used to make fine
adjustments to the recording level. In order to record with
optimal audio quality, the fader should normally be set in the
0 dB position.
Using Effects
Select the track for recording. Hold down [REC], and press the
[STATUS] button of the track that you wish to record. For this
example, hold down [REC] and press the track 2 [STATUS]
button. [STATUS] will blink red.
Select the source that will be recorded on the track. Hold down
the [STATUS] button of the track that you wish to record, and
press the [SELECT (CH EDIT)] button of the input channel
that you wish to assign as the source. For this example, hold
down the track 2 [STATUS] button and press the input
channel 1 [SELECT (CH EDIT)] button. [SELECT (CH EDIT)]
will blink.
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At.this time, the sound of
input channel 1 will no
longer be output directly
from master out.
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Press [FADER (EDIT)] several times to let the FADER
indicator light green. (Track Mixer)
Raise and lower channel fader 2, and verify that the volume
changes. The track channel fader is used for monitoring. It
does not affect the recording level. You can record even if you
hear no sound. Adjust the fader to a comfortable level for
monitoring.
Press the [SELECT (CH EDIT)] button for the channel to
which you wish to apply the effect. For this example, press the
track channel 2 [SELECT (CH EDIT)] button.
[SELECT (CH EDIT)] will light.