Yamaha 101 manual XLR To TRS Cable

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more comfortable recording other instruments first and then adding the drums later on this will work as long as you record with a metronome. This ensures that the drummer and other rhythm instruments can follow the tempo of the song. For more info on using the internal metronome of the AW16G see page 47 of the manual.

The AW16G has two XLR input jacks, six TRS (tip, ring, and sleeve) 1/4- inch jacks, and a special Hi-Z input for connecting electric guitars or basses directly to the AW16G. Inputs 1 and 2 of the AW16G are the only inputs that can supply phantom power to condenser microphones.

Either microphones or devices such as keyboards or drum machines can be connected to inputs 3-8. If microphones with XLR outputs are to be connected to inputs 3-8, an XLR to TRS cable or adapter, should be used.

XLR To TRS Cable

If unbalanced devices with 1/4- inch outputs are to be connected, then unbalanced 1/4" instrument cable should be used.

Unbalanced 1/4" Instrument Cable

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Contents Recording AW16G Recording 101 Table of Contents Recording the Stereo Track Creating an Audio CD Glossary Introduction AW16G FeaturesWith Powered Monitors Setting up the AW16GConnect the Monitoring System With Headphones Connect the instruments or microphones With Unpowered MonitorsXLR To TRS Cable Turn the Equipment on Creating a New Song RecordingSetting the Input Level Assigning the Input Signal to a Track Punch In/Out Recording the First TrackOverdubbing Disengaging a track from being record-enabledOverdubbing Additional Tracks Mixdown Setting the Basic Levels Adjusting the Panning Panning Guidelines Using the EQ Library Adjusting the EQUsing the Dynamic Processor Library Using the Dynamics ProcessorsRecalling a Preset on an Effects Processor Using the Internal Effects ProcessorsRecording the Stereo Track Creating an Audio CD Page Glossary
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