Using As a Sound Module with Other Software
You can use VSC as a sound module for a variety of software outputting MIDI messages.
Software that Uses Windows Multimedia Functionality
If you wish to use VSC as a sound generator from software that uses Windows multimedia functionality, you will need to set the Windows multimedia settings to VSC. Use the following procedure to make Windows multimedia settings.
* Users of Windows 98
1. Open the [Multimedia] of Window's [Control Panel].
2. Click the [Audio] tab, and in the [Preferred device] of [Playback,] select "Roland VSC."
3. Click the [MIDI] tab, and in [Single instrument,] select "Roland VSC."
4. Click [OK].
* Users of Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 2000
1. Open the [Sounds and Multimedia] of Window's [Control Panel].
* If you are using Windows Millennium Edition, and you cannot find the [Sounds and Multimedia] in [Control Panel,] click "view all Control Panel options."
2. Click the [Audio] tab, and in the [Preferred device] of [Sound Playback,] select "Roland VSC."
3. In the [Preferred device] of [MIDI Music Playback,] select "Roland VSC.
4. Click [OK].
Software that Directly Specifies the MIDI Output Device
If you wish to use VSC as a sound generator for software that
directly specifies the MIDI output device rather than using
Windows multimedia functionality, set the MIDI output device of
your software to "Roland VSC." (If you are using
audio-capable software, Also set the audio output device of your
software to "Roland VSC.") For details on this setting,
refer to the owner's manual for your software.