Settings Window
You can make settings for VSC performances and for different functions in the Settings window. The Settings window is composed of a number of settings pages. To change pages, click the tabs at the top of the window. To apply the chages, click "OK" or "Apply" button.n Performance Settings
Performance Settings
1. Preset
Three different performance settings are already set up for you,
allowing you to change the settings easily.
2. Sampling Rate
This lets you select the sound quality by switching sampling
rates.
* 44.1 kHz (Select this for highest quality sound)
* 22.05 kHz (Select this for good sound quality)
*
11.025 kHz (Select this for a lighter processor load)
3. Maximum Polyphony
This selects the maximum number of voices to be played
simultaneously.
4. CPU Load Limit
This sets the maximum load the VSC places on the CPU.
5. Volume
This adjusts the volume level for VSC . Set the volume so that
the sound does not distort when the MASTER VOLUME setting in the
Controller window is turned to the maximum level.
6. Response
You can set the expression response. Set at a lower value when
performing with a MIDI keyboard.
7. Effects/Filter
These settings determine whether or not the effects/filter are
used.
*
Reverb: Reverberation
* Chorus: An effect adding breadth to the sound
* Delay: A type of echo
* TVF: Increases musical expression through more natural
tonal changes
* No effects are present unless the Reverb/Chorus/Delay are used
in the song files.
Sound Set Settings
1. Sound Set
You can switch the sound set to be used.
* Multiple sound sets cannot be used simultaneously.
* Sound modules are reset when the sound set is switched
2. Secure memory at all times
This keeps sound sets loaded in memory at all times, even when
VSC is not in use, which allows you to begin playing song
immediately.
3. Secure memory only when playing
This keeps sound sets loaded in memory only when VSC is not in
use, which increases the amount of memory available when song is
not being played.n Player Settings
Receive Events Settings
You can select which of the MIDI messages are to be received by each individual part. When the item is not checked, MIDI messages other than those from the Controller window are not received. This is convenient when, for example, you are working with each part in the Controller window, and do not want the parts to be affected by Player performance data or MIDI messages from an external device.
1. Receive All
Click here to check all items.
2. All Off
Click here to uncheck all items.
3. Select "Receive
All" when
reset the sound module
If you do not want any Receive Event settings changed, even when
reset the sound module, then uncheck this item.
Device Settings
1. DirectSound off
Select this when using VSC as the sound module with other
software that does not use DirectSound. Also specify the aoudio
device to be used for the audio output fo VSC.
* Also refer to the "Device Settings
(Detailed explanations)"
2. DirectSound on
Select this when using VSC as the sound module for applications
compatible with DirectSound. Also specify the aoudio device to be
used for the audio output fo VSC.
* Also refer to the "Device Settings
(Detailed explanations)"
3. Open Multimedia Property
This opens Windows Multimedia Property screen. For more
infomation, refer to "Using As a
Sound Module with Other Software."
Others Settings
1. Show the Helper icon in the Taskbar/ Show the volume
control in the Taskbar
If these are unchecked, the Helper icon and volume control do not
appear in the Windows Taskbar.
2. Version Information
Displaying the VSC version information.