
Main features
■Digital audio workstation
The digital disk recorder section provides 8 tracks, and allows four tracks to be recorded simultaneously. Each track has eight virtual tracks
Editing operations such as copy, move and erase which were impossible for a tape MTR can be easily accomplished. For example, a
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Up to eight sets of all mixer settings (scenes) can be stored for each song. When you wish to adjust the balance during mixdown, or to compare effect settings, you can easily recall the previous settings.
For each song, up to 32 time locations (locate points) can be stored. If you register times such as the end of the introduc- tion or the beginning of a break, you will be able to jump immediately to desired points in a song without having to
Up to 1000 time locations in each song can be marked (mark points). It is useful to place marks at the beginning of each measure, or at locations that you wish to listen to.
A sync track can be created from mark points that were assigned along with the tempo. By transmitting MIDI clock messages according to the sync track, you can easily syn- chronize the
■Easy-to-operate controls
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The large LCD screen provides visual confirmation of many settings at once. In particular, the bar display provides a graphical indication of the level meter, pan and fader set- tings, and the track record status.
■A full complement of connectors
Four analog audio inputs are provided, and you have the choice of using either 1/4Ó phone jacks or RCA phono type jacks. The input sensitivity of each jack can be adjusted from line level (+4 dBm) to mic level
A SCSI connector is standard, allowing you to connect external disk drives such as hard disks or removable disks.
Coaxial type digital I/O connectors are provided, allowing recording/playback of digital audio with another digital audio device (CD player, DAT recorder, MD recorder, etc.)
MIDI connectors (IN, OUT/THRU) allow MIDI messages to be transmitted and received. The
In addition to the tracks which record the audio signals, the
■A full array of options
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