MR-8HD
Overdubbing basics
Overdubbing is recording something new while listening to the previously recorded track(s). It is a very important method in multitrack recording. The following describes an example of over- dubbing for recording a stereo keyboard to tracks 7/8 while listening to the guitar on track 1. See the procedure previously described in "Recording onto a single track" for details about how to record a guitar on track 1. In the procedure below, we assume that the song of which the guitar has been recorded on track 1 is loaded.
Note that you can make overdubbing to another track or other tracks in the same manner as described below.
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Preparation for recording
1)Connect the L and R outputs of the keyboard to input connectors of the [INPUT A] and [INPUT B] channels.
Connect the L and R outputs to the [INPUT A] and [INPUT B] channels respectively.
This indicates you can now record the [INPUT A] and [INPUT B] channel signals to tracks 7 and 8 respectively.
2)Set the [INPUT A SEL] switch to "MIC/LINE".
3)Press the [REC SELECT] key for tracks 7/8.
Tracks 7/8 are record armed and the [REC SELECT] key for tracks 7/8 starts flashing.
On the home screen, the remaining time is shown, while "7" and "8" for the track numbers change to "A" and "B" respectively.
4)Set track faders 1 and 7/8 and the [MASTER] fader to the nominal position (marked by 
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Raising these faders allows you to monitor the input sound. If these faders are not raised, you cannot monitor the sound via headphones.
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