How To Reset Roland Aira MX-1 Mix Performer To Its Factory Settings
Last Updated on June 20, 2022 by Nick
How To Reset Roland Aira MX-1 Mix Performer To Its Factory Settings – The MX-1 makes no sound itself, and Roland calls it a ‘performance-optimized mixing instrument’, and of course it is ideal in combination with various AIRAs. Still, it can also be used as a digital mixer (with six analogue inputs), or as a control surface (with all knobs and sliders assignable to CCs). Roland clearly emphasizes the fact that the MX-1 is multi-usable, but they have allowed the appearance to differ slightly from the other AIRA instruments.
The operation of your AIRAs is via four special ‘Aira Only’ USB connections on the back, so you can easily connect your setup. The USB provides sync and control information from the MX-1 to the connected Airas, while also streaming audio back to the mixer with its large filter and effects section. It even has an external effect send and returns to connect your favourite outboard effects.
How To Reset Roland Aira MX-1 Mix Performer To Its Factory Settings
Time needed: 7 minutes
There are several reasons you need to reset your Roland Aira MX-1 to factory settings, such as when you want to sell it or when a system error. Here’s how the settings stored in the unit can be restored to their default values.
- Press and hold the RECALL button, and then turn on the power
The “rSt” will appear on the display and the START/STOP button will be flashes
- Press the flashing START/STOP button to perform a factory reset.
When the “CNP” appear on the screen, it indicates that the factory reset is complete.
- Turn off the power and then turn on back again to verify the system has been reset.
Done!
These instructions are based on the Roland owner’s manual. Hopefully, the article How To Reset Roland Aira MX-1 Mix Performer To Its Factory Settings can solve your problem. Good Luck!
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