
monitoring volume.
Use the PAN knobs to set the stereo positions (between the left and right speakers) of each track signal.
NOTE
The PAN and LEVEL knobs of each track control that track’s playback output signal or monitored input signal. They do not control the signal being recorded to the track.
•• If you are not satisfied with the recorded sound, follow the procedures above again from the beginning.
•• Press the Ô/ keys to rewind/fast forward (like a tape recorder). Press and hold these keys to increase the rewind/fast forward speed. Press the stop (ª) key to stop.
6 – Basic Recording
Just as though you were recording, you can monitor the sound of already recorded tracks playing back and the input source on the track for recording, allowing you to check the monitor balance and volume.
Making additional recordings
Press the playback (Á) key while pressing and holding the record
This allows you to create a new recording on a different track while listening to the sound of tracks playing back.
Mixdown
Adjusting the volumes and stereo positions of the recorded tracks to create a
Multitrack recording
You can record new sounds to different tracks while playing back already recorded tracks.
REC indicator settings
•• Turn OFF the REC indicators of already recorded tracks.
•• Press the REC key on the track that you want to overdub to put it into record standby (REC indicator blinking).
Track pan and level settings
Use the LEVEL and PAN knobs of already recorded tracks to adjust their level and stereo positions for monitoring during overdubbing.
Input selection and assignment
Use the procedures described earlier in this chapter to assign input sources to tracks for recording.
Input level settings
When finished making settings, press the playback (Á) key to start playback.
Level and balance
Use the TRACK
NOTE
The track meters on the Home Screen show the recorded signal levels on the tracks. Therefore, these meters do not change even when the LEVEL knobs are adjusted.
TIP
You do not need to keep the entire song at the same volume. For example, you could gradually increase the volume during a guitar solo.
Stereo position (panning)
Using the PAN knob for a track, you can adjust the track signal’s stereo position.
Track EQ (equalizer)
Each track has a
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