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0MASTER fader
Adjusts the stereo signal level output from the LINE OUTPUT (L,R), PHONES, or DIGITAL OUT. Also, this fader adjusts the recording level when performing a track bounce or mix down.
qEFFECT RETURN control
On the
On the
wREVERB key and ON/OFF key
The REVERB key brings up the REVERBscreen to adjust the internal reverb settings.
The ON/OFF key is used with the SHIFT key to turn the reverb on or off. When on, the indicator lights up. (See “Reverb” in chapter 4
eEQ HIGH controls
Adjusts the level of the high frequencies for each track.
rEQ LOW controls
Adjusts the level of the low frequencies for each track.
tFREQ key
This key brings up the EQ FREQUENCYscreen to adjust the high and low frequencies (see “EQ settings on page 31).
yEFFECT SEND controls
Adjust the level of each track’s signal sent to the SEND jack.
On the
uPAN controls
Adjust the panning of the stereo mixed signal on each track.
iREC keys
Press the REC key alone to put the track in recording standby mode (only two tracks can be in recording standby mode at a time), and the key flashes. Pressing the key again cancels recording standby mode (see “Recording” on page 24).
When used with the ASSIGN keys, the REC keys also assign the input A or B to the tracks selected (1). (See “Assigning inputs” on page 23).
oMUTE keys
These keys are used with the SHIFT key, and mute the signal on each track when the signals are output. The indicator on the left of the keys lights up (see “Mixdown” on page 27).
pTRACK faders
Adjusts the play back level of each track.
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