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Fostex D2424 manual

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Track Digital Recorder Introduction8288 466 Safety Instructions Contents Executing of record Using the Multiple Undo functionStoring and editing the locate points to the memory keys Storing and editing Locate keyExternal Midi equipment sync system by the slave mode Multitrack system by the slave modeLoading the data using a adat or S/P DIF digital signal Saving the deta using Scsi132 131133 143Main features About copyrights PrecautionsAbout damage Front panel-2 Hard disk access LED Red Detachable remote controller connectorHard disk power LED Green Blank panel for installing an optional unitRecord track select key Controller Connection CableAuto Play/Auto Return key Auto RTN/PLAY Track shift key Track SHIFT/ALL InputClipboard Out key Clipboard OUT/PREVIEW Clipboard In key Clipboard IN/PREVIEWAuto Return Start key Auto Punch In key Auto Punch IN/PREVIEWProgram select key PGM SEL Auto Return End key Auto RTN END/PREVIEWDisplay Select key Disp SEL/TIME Base SEL Store key STORE/HOLDVari-pitch key Vari PITCH/P. Edit Recall key RecallNext key NEXT/NEXT TC Previous key PREV/PREV TCLocate key Locate Setup key SETUP/TC GENPlay button Play Rewind button RewindRecord button Record Auto Punch Mode On/Off key Auto PunchEdit key EDIT/TC Ready Locate ABSFoot switch jack Foot SW Hard disk access LED greenAll Input LED ALL Input Track shift LED 9-16, 17-24 greenRemote Thru connector Analog Input jack connector PhoneAnalog Output jack connector Phone Remote Input connectorDisplay section Preset Display Changing Programs using the PGM key Switching the display using the Disp SEL keyInvalid In/Out indication Display of voidAction to take Overtime indicationDisk error indication Load error indicationHard disk E-IDE connection error No disk error displayTime Base Before StartingRemain indicator Recording method and Remain indicatorRecording method Display exampleManaging songs by Program Change function Program You can set up to 99 programs independent containersTrack Real tracks and Additional tracksTrack Input monitoring Input monitoring and playback monitoringPlayback monitoring Audio file and event What is an event?About an audio file Audio File Recorded part SilenceRecorded Area File Audio File Event Number HintsDetailed formatting parameters Formatting a current drive diskFormatting a brand new hard disk Current drive Turn on the power to the recorderAvailable recording time after formatting Press the EXECUTE/YES keyPress the EXECUTE/YES key while IDE1 or IDE2 isflashing Formatting a backup disk Scsi disk or optional DVD-RAM diskPress the EXIT/NO key or Stop button to exit Setup mode Exit Setup modeOptimizing the disk Press the EXIT/NO key or the Stop button toPress the PGM key Creating a new ProgramTurn the JOG dial clockwise Press the EXIT/NO key, or Stop button Duplicating a ProgramPress the EXIT/NO key or Stop button When the recorder is stopped, press the PGM key Using a Program Change functionDeleting a Program P01 P02 P03 P04 P05 P06 P07After you enter the title, press the EXECUTE/YES key Editing a Program titlePress the EXIT/NO key, or the Stop button Auto Punch In/Out What is Punch In/Out recording?Preparation Storing the edit pointsSet the track for Auto Punch In/Out to Ready Press the Auto Punch keyPress the Record button while holding down the Play button Auto Punch In/Out TakeManual Punch In/Out Cancelling Rehearsal modeSingle Undo/Redo Manual Punch In/Out takeHint Digital recording from an external digital device Connecting external digital equipmentSetting recording tracks Setting the digital inputSelecting a recording Program RecordingInt Auto Word Video Digital recording to external digital equipmentSetting the digital output Connecting a Digital MixerPrecaution against the digital loop Digital MixerRecording to a Metronome Sound Creating a Tempo Map Adjusting monitor/record level of the musical instrumentTurning the Metronome function on Checking the metronome soundAuto Punch OUT key Auto Punch in keyClipboard in key Clipboard OUT keyStoring in real-time Storing and editing the locate points to the memory keysEditing and storing data Press the desired memory keyPress the Store key Storing and editing Locate keyPress the memory key that you pressed in again Edit and re-store data that is already stored Select the Locate number desired using the JOG dialNext press the Locate key Press the Recall key while the recorder is stoppedPress the Locate key again Direct LocateLocate the last-located point Directly press the Locate key Auto Return function Auto Play functionPress the Locate key, or memory key Start playback a little before the Auto RTN END pointAuto Repeat function Operation of the Auto Repeat modeHint Auto Play mode Pause modeRepeat mode Setup example of the chain play list Setup of the Chain Play ListSpecify the Program and Execute Chain Play Setup of the Chain Play ModeCue & Review function using the Shuttle dial Cue & Review function using the Rewind and F FWD buttonsDigital scrubbing using the envelope function Playback point time Press the Stop button to stop the envelope functionPlayback point Track indication Previewing the fall of the sound fade out Previewing the rise of the sound fadeDisplay indication during the Preview operation Start key, the Auto Punch OUT key, or ClipboardTrimming the sound while previewing Executing the Preview functionMemory key Operation Press the Stop button or the EXIT/NO keyMultiple Undo Function Keeping only one take Using the Multiple Undo functionKeeping multiple takes Press the EXIT/NO key or the Stop buttonCopy & Paste Copy & Paste and Move & PasteMove & Paste Executing Copy or Move Checking and adjusting the edit pointsChecking the clipboard data Single Undo/Redo Paste Executing PasteCopy & Paste between programs Erasing data from a specified point to REC END EraseSingle Undo/Redo Erase Executing EraseTrim the edit point while previewing Press the Stop button or the EXIT/NO keyExecution of Track Exchange Track ExchangeStop mode, press the Edit key to display TRK Exch.Mono? or TRK Exch.Group?Flashing Registering the Track name Midi clock sync system Connecting external equipment Refer to connecting schematicMaster Recorder Midi SequencerConfirming the Midi clock sync Setup of the recorderExecution of recording MTC sync/MIDI machine control systemMaster Recorder Midi sound sourcesSetup of external equipment Connecting to external equipment00h Hour 59m Minute 57s Second 00f Frame 00sf Sub Frame ABS, Bar Beat00 ~ Confirming MTC sync/MMCSetup of the recorder #1 Master Multitrack system by the slave modeEquipment interconnections Is set with the Setup mode Midi device ID setting Setup of the recorder #2 Slave 1 and #3 SlaveVari Vari, FreeCheck chase lock Setup of the unit External Midi equipment sync system by the slave modeConnection to external equipment MasterSet slave type to Vari by the Setup mode Slave type setting Precautions at MTC related setupsConfirming chase lock Saving and Loading Song Data Following items can be saved and loaded as song data Connecting an external device Saving the data using a adat or S/P DIF digital signalSetting up an external device Executing the save operationSelect the desired track range using the JOG dial Press the Setup keyRotate the JOG dial to select a Program to save Connecting the external device Loading the data using a adat or S/P DIF digital signalExecuting the load operation Play the corresponding external device DAT or adat Press the EXECUTE/YES key. SURE? flashesConnecting a Scsi device Saving the data using ScsiScsi connector Half-pitch 50-pin Scsi cable Scsi terminator Removable Scsi driveFormatting a Scsi disk Backup format quantization displayIf you have selected all Programs Saving data of an individual ProgramWhen inserting an unformatted disk When selecting a Save All ?When inserting a disk that was used as the current drive Please remember thisSelect the backup number and press the EXECUTE/YES key Loading the data using ScsiLoad the data saved on one removable disk Press the EXECUTE/YES key while Scsi 6 is flashingLoading data saved on several removable disks Follow Steps 1-3 of the Loading Song data procedureInsert the first disk Disk-1 into the Scsi device Press the EXECUTE/YES key after selecting the programSaving and Loading with IDE2 E-IDE Hard disk/DVD-RAM Press the Setup key when the equipment is stoppedPress the EXECUTE/YES key while FDMS3 is flashing Loading in the FDMS-3 Mode SAVE/LOAD by WAV file Backup Disk100 When All Trk is selectedSaving of WAV files After selecting the track, press the EXECUTE/YES keyAfter inputting a file name, press the EXECUTE/ YES key 101Title & Eject display Title & New PGM displayTitle & ###MB display 102Title & -###MB display Select the WAV file to be loaded with the JOG dialSelect the track, then press the EXECUTE/YES key 103104 Alphabets A-z Numerals Symbols #$%&’@‘=Method to load specific tracks Method in loading by changing the track105 Changing the initial settings menuCheck menu Execution menu106 Selecting Setup mode107 Time Signature Setting Signature Set?Storing a time signature Select a Program for which to set a time signature108 Clearing all time signature and tempo settingsModifying or deleting stored time signatures Changing the bar at ABS 0 of the time baseChecking the stored tempo setting Setting a tempo Tempo Map Set ? menuSelect a Program to check the tempo setting for 109110 Modifying or deleting stored tempo settingsRepeat steps 3-5 to store necessary tempo data Setting the Metronome function Setting the Metronome function Click ? menu111 Turn the JOG dial to select On or OffSetting a preroll time Setting a preroll value Preroll Time ? menu112 Turn the JOG dial to enter a desired preroll time valueSetting an MTC frame rate Frame Rate ? menu Setting Midi sync output signal Midi Sync Out ? menuSetting Midi sync signal Turn the JOG dial to select the desired Midi sync signalSetting an MTC frame rate Setting an MTC offset value MTC Offset? menuSetting an MTC offset 114Setting MTC Offset mode Setting Offset mode Offset Mode ? menuUse the JOG dial to select the desired Offset mode 115Setting the Record Protect function Rec Protect ? menu Setting the Slave type Slave Type ? menuSetting the Slave type 116Recording enabled/disabled Setting digital input D. in ? menuUse the JOG dial to enable or disable recording Function of the Data Input connectorsSetting digital input Setting digital output D. out ? menuFunction of the Data Output connectors 118Setting digital output Setting BAR/BEAT resolution mode Resolution ? menu119 Setting the Midi device ID Setting the Midi device number Device ID ? menuUse the JOG dial to turn the mode On or Off 120Setting the operating clock Setting the Operating Clock Clock Sel ? menu121 Use the JOG dial to set the desired Midi device ID number122 Checking the number of track events NOs Event ? menuChecking the number of track events Setup of the Foot switch function Foot SW? menu Setup of the Auto EE mode Auto EE Mode? menu123 Setting the stop function at the mark point Setting the foot switch function124 Setting the reference level Setup of the reference level Ref. Level? menuAt the -12dB setting At the -20dB setting 125Setting the input/output balance/unbalanced function Setup of input/output Balance/Unbalance BAL/UNBAL? menu126 127 Drive Format Information Drive Info? menuChecking method of the format information This indicates that the format type was linearThis indicates that the recorder is formatted in 24 bits 128This indicates that it is formatted in FS=48kHz This indicates that three programs existSetting of the drive Drive Setting Drive Sel? menu129 Setting the contrast level Setup of the display contrast level Contrast ? menu130 Digital Recorder Model D2424 131Date Version 132 133 Fostex Midi System Exclusive Message Format for D2424134 Status RequestAllocation of GP0~GP7 135Data Type 136Signature map 137138 Explanation on the Command/Mode Set139 13 42 channelchannel digital out ch.select command140 14 04 mmc time Preroll time set command23 47 midi sync out status request 14134 08 time base time base status reply 142Data Output 1-8, 9-16 Scsi Port for backupWord Input Word OutputMemo Page Declaration of EC Directive 15431, Blackburn Ave., Norwalk, CA 90650, U. 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