Chapter 3 Getting Started

3-10 Basic Console Operations

3-10-10 To Bounce Tracks

 

 

 

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1

Press {ACCESS} for the desired Channel.

2

Make sure {CHANS} is selected on the Select To

 

Faders panel (fire-up default).

3

At the Routing panel, select {CHANS} . The {ÊLÊ}

 

and {ÊRÊ} buttons will be de-selected automatically

 

so that the channel output is no longer routed to the

 

Main Output Bus.

4

At the same panel select the destination tracks

 

required for the bounce, in the ROUTE TO

 

TRACKS section. Fader and Pan settings will be

 

retained (L to odd-numbered tracks, R to even).

5

Select {ACCESS} for the first of the new tracks.

6

On the Input Channel & Inserts panel, select

 

‘MULTI’ and its large {ÊINÊ} button in one of the

 

eight windows. Repeat for other bounce tracks.

7

Select the {SEND} on the channels to which the

 

bounce is routed, for a monitor signal for those

 

tracks.

8

Set the monitor level for the new track(s).

9

The original balance will be bounced down to the

 

selected multitrack tracks. Repeat steps 1 to 4 for

 

other tracks to be bounced down.

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Sony OXF-R3 operation manual Basic Console Operations, To Bounce Tracks

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