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HD24/96 Technical Reference

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If you’re familiar with file management on computers, you’ll see something a bit surprising here. Note that, in this project, we’ve imported a file from another Project that has the same name as an originally recorded file in the current Project – easy to do when files are named automatically and generically. Examining the Region list for the LuigiPizzaJingle project would show two regions named Voice Over. It’s up to you to sort them out, but rest assured, one will not clobber the other.

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HDR 24/96 HD24/96 Technical Reference TABLE OF CONTENTS FILE MANAGEMENT ILE ANAGEMENT PLAYLIST MANAGEMENT LAYLIST MONITOR MODES METERING ETERING EDITING OPERATIONS DITING YSTEM ETUP DISK DIRECTORY ORGANIZATION ISK IRECTORY APPENDIX C – NETWORKING (FTP) SETUP ETWORKING APPENDIX D – SYNCHRONIZATION YNCHRONIZATION APPENDIX E – MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHART Foreword About This Manual/How To Use This Guide Conventions Text Conventions Window Navigation Conventions Hardware Overview Front Panel User Interface Conventions Front Panel Display and Controls Front Panel Alphanumeric Display (LCD) Rear Panel Graphical User Interface (GUI) Overview Page GUI Conventions Keyboard GUI Track Display and Controls Track Area Track Area Scrolling Conventions Track View Controls Zoom Tricks Auto Scroll Track Control Area Take View and Active Take Number Buttons Solo and Mute buttons Track Name Lists Panel History List – Undo and Re-do File Management Projects and Playlists – Keeping Track of the Files Project Management Open Project CTRL+O Save Project CTRL+S Rename a Project Delete Project Templates Playlist Management Regions Region Views Region Names Capture Region Importing Audio Files ALT+I Render Tracks Purge Unused Files Backup and Restore Media Management Formatting Drives Verify Drive Performance Mount/Refresh Drives Transport Operation Transport Controls Locate Points – LOC, LOC1, LOC2, LOC3, and LOC4) Page AutoPlay mode Cues Preroll Time Code Chase Recording Operations Record Standby and Record Ready (Arming tracks) RECORD One Button Punch Punching In Record Safe Rehearse Auto Punch Auto Take Record Time Left Monitor Modes All Input Auto Input Solo and Mute Metering GUI Meters Front Panel meters Editing Operations Track and Region Editing Tools Selection Area Selection (I-BeamTool) Region Selection (Hand Tool) Magnifier The Dive Key (Z) Node Tool Cursor Location Display Nudge Tools Scrub Wheel Edit Clipboard History List Cut Delete Copy Paste Paste Repeat Splice Mode Snap and Snap-toFunctions Region Manipulation Tools and Functions Split Crop Moving Regions Insert Time Fades Auto X-Fade(Crossfade) Volume Envelope Region Editor Start time End Time Region Length Fade In and Fade Out Envelope Active Region Looping Region Lock System Setup General Mouse Speed Waveform colors Footswitch and Footswitch Remote Digital I/O Locator-MMC– Tempo Map and Tempo settings Sync Disk Directory Organization Project Files & Folders: System Files & Folders: Project Files & Folders Heirarchy: Page Appendix A – Menu Tables GUI Menus Page Edit Page Options Transport Playlist Windows Setup Page Page Page Front Panel Setup and Utility Buttons and Menus PROJECT (FILES MENU) BACKUP DISK UTIL SYSTEM DIGITAL I/O SYNC Options Page Page Appendix B – List of Parameters and How They’re Saved Setup Parameters – What’s Saved and When Global Preferences Project-BasedParameters Project-UniqueParameters with Defaults for New Projects Parameters Saved with the Project AND in the Template Parameters Not Saved with a Project Appendix C – Networking (FTP) Setup Peer to Peer Networking Network Configuration HDR24/96 Settings Configuring the HDR24/96 FTP Server System #2 Settings (second computer or other Ethernet device) FTP Client Configuration Networking Glossary IP Address Hub Important: 10BaseT vs. 100BaseT Appendix D – Synchronization What Makes the HDR24/96 (and Other Devices Like it) Tick Page How can you Sync to Word Clock and Time Code at the Same Time Jam Sync Trigger Sync More about Time Code Page Video Synchronization [48,000 samples/sec] / [50 frames/second] = 960 samples/frame Page Page Working with Time Code [48,000 samples/sec] / [30 frames/second] = 1600 samples/frame Page Page Time Code In + Time Code Offset = Transport Position A Word or Three about Pull-Upsand Pull-Downs Page Page Safe Synchronization Appendix E – MIDI Implementation Chart Appendix F – Specifications Physical Electrical Motherboard/CPU CPU I/O I/O Options Synchronization