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Recording
9Use the channel 1 and 2 faders to adjust the
balance between the vocals and chorus to be
recorded on track 1.
You may also need to adjust the monitor balance
at this time.
Press the p STOP key after making the necessary
adjustments.
10Turn the jog dial to locate the point on the counter
where the recording will begin.
11Press the REC SELECT key for track 1.
This makes it possible to record on track 1.
Recording
1Press REC.
The unit switches to record pause mode.
2Press ( PLAY.
Recording begins.
Play together with the previously recorded
performance.
3When you’ve finished playing, press p STOP.
Checking the Recording
1Turn the jog dial to set the counter to the point
you want to hear.
2Press CUE to prepare for monitoring.
Adjust the monitor volume using the respective
TRACK knobs and the MONITOR knob.
3Press ( PLAY.
Playback begins.
Mix Write Recording (AppliedOperations)Mix write also comes in handy in a variety of other
situations not mentioned on the previous pages. In this
section we will provide 2 additional examples of mix
write recording.
EXAMPLE 1: Recording the sound from
tracks 1~4 to track 4 (Ping Pong Recording)
Recording the previously recorded sound from tracks
1~4 onto track 4.
This allows you to use tracks 1~3 as blank tracks for
recording other parts.
Preparations
1Press down the INPUT switches on channels 1~4.
(Set channels 1~4 to receive the (TRACK) sound
played back from the recorder.)
2Set the faders for channels 1~4 to about 7 or 8.
5
7
8
4
2,6
3
1
b
A
B
C
DAB C D
The previously recorded contents of tracks
1~3 remain, but the contents of tracks 1~4
have been recorded together on track 4.