I HAVE PROBLEM WITH MANUAL HANDLE NOW I ONLY USE AUTO TAKE .. WITH MY EDIROL V4

I'm sorry, but without knowing the specific model of your Matrix Auto Chromatic Tuner, it's difficult for me to provide you with an exact manual. However, I can provide you with some general tips on how to locate a manual for your tuner:

1. Check the manufacturer's website: The first place to look for a manual is the manufacturer's website. Most manufacturers provide manuals for their products on their website, and you can usually search for the manual by entering the model number of your tuner.
2. Search online: You can also try searching for the manual online using search engines like Google or Bing. Enter the model number of your Matrix Auto Chromatic Tuner along with the term "manual," and you may find a PDF version of the manual available for download.
3. Contact the manufacturer: If you're having trouble finding a manual for your tuner, you can contact the manufacturer directly. They may be able to provide you with a copy of the manual or direct you to a source where you can obtain one.
4. Consult with a music equipment dealer or technician: If you're still unable to find a manual for your Matrix Auto Chromatic Tuner, you can consult with a music equipment dealer or technician. They may have access to the manual or be able to assist you in operating the tuner without the manual.

I hope these tips are helpful in your search for a manual for your Matrix Auto Chromatic Tuner.

To direct you to a schematic we will need the make and model of the mixer.

should work...but you might have to write your own driver for it. Seems to have drivers for Windows or Mac only.
http://www.mikrosonic.com/rd4-midi-android

I use an earlier model but try:

Press the "red" light on the correct channel you are using for input. that will bring up the dialog to set input level. the +/- level set is on the same side of the device as the menu wheel.
You need to be in 4CH mode for the external lights to be on

Get a
Universal 1/8" to 1/4" Headphone Adapter

Windows 7 64Bit requires signed drivers. Try looking on vendor's website otherwise I am afraid you need to either get a new controller or disable this requirement (not supported by MS)

Dear crane_editor,
For broadcasting the video signal coming from the V-8 over the internet you need to have a computer that is equipped with a composite or S-Video input card. Additionally you might need an audio input as well with the possibility to delay the audio to have a live stream with lipsync audio and video.
Roland has launched a new product recently which is actually designed for live streaming applicatons like this. It's called VR-5 AV Mixer & Recorder. This device has a USB streaming output for easy connecting with a computer. The computer will recognize the VR-5 as a USB audio/video class device (like a webcam) so your setup is ready in minutes.
Further the VR-5 is equipped with an audio mixer (with delay for lip sync), built-in preview screens with touch select, PC VGA input, media player and AV recorder (SD card).
Probably the VR-5 covers all of your needs, without the hassle of difficult configuration of all kinds of separate devices.
Kind regards,
Kees

See the manual!Zou have ground screw next to digital coaxial out!

You will need to reinstall the drivers

If that doesn't work...you will need software that allows you to invert the sound.


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Well, you have to get into the keyboard. There will be screws or latches that hold the case together.

SOMETIMES screws are hidden beneath stuck on rubber feet.

SOMETIMES plastic latches are where there are slots... have to be careful as they can break if you don't open them right.

WORST are latches along the sides that you have to pry open... knowing where they are is key.

You will probably find that the keys consist of conductive rubber "pills" that are in silicone rubber domes that the keys press against finger-like circuit traces on a board under the keys.

Clean BOTH the pills and the traces with 99% isoprophyl alcohol and a Q-tip.