Popup messages, 264 | Yamaha AW2400 guide

Display message list

	THIS SONG IS PROTECTED.	This song is protected, and cannot be edited or recorded.

	TOO MANY REGIONS!!	The maximum allowable number of regions* has been exceeded.

	TRIGGER TRACK MODE NOW	Since the AW2400 is in Trigger Track mode, this operation cannot be executed.

	UNDO COMPLETED	Undo (cancellation of the previous operation) has been executed.

	USB STORAGE MODE NOW	Since the AW2400 is in USB Storage mode, this operation cannot be executed.

	WRONG WORD CLOCK	An inappropriate word clock is being received from the connected device to
	WRONG WORD CLOCK	which you are synchronizing.
		which you are synchronizing.

	Y96K COULDN’T RECALL	Scene memory numbers 97 or higher cannot be recalled when using a Y96K
	Y96K COULDN’T RECALL	card.
		card.

	Y96K COULDN’T STORE	Scene memory numbers 97 or higher cannot be stored when using a Y96K
	Y96K COULDN’T STORE	card.
		card.

		* A region is a continuous segment of audio data recorded on one track.

■Popup messages

		Buffer Underrun!	A buffer underrun error was encountered while writing to the CD.

		Can’t Select	The current song cannot be selected for this operation.
		Current Song!	The current song cannot be selected for this operation.
		Current Song!

		CD Import Prohibited!	Can’t import from a CD because DIGITAL REC is prohibited.
		Enable DIGITAL REC.	Can’t import from a CD because DIGITAL REC is prohibited.
		Enable DIGITAL REC.

		CD or HD Access Error!	An error was encountered while accessing the internal hard disk or CD-RW
		CD or HD Access Error!	drive.
			drive.

		CD-RW Drive Not Found!	A problem occurred with the CD-RW drive.

		Change Media, Not 1st Media.	Wrong media order. Please insert media number 1.

		Change Media,	The medium contains the wrong backup ﬁle. Insert the correct medium.
		Different Archive ID!
		Different Archive ID!

		Change Media,	Please exchange the media. The order of media volumes is incorrect.
		Wrong Media Order!
		Wrong Media Order!

		Compare Error!	The data was not written correctly.

		Corrupt File!	The ﬁle is corrupt.

		Data Mismatch Found!	A data mismatch has been found in the song.

		End of Archive File Not Found!	The end of the backup ﬁle cannot be located.

		End Range Over!	The operation could not be executed, since the end of the song would be later
		End Range Over!	than 24 hours.
			than 24 hours.

		File in Use!	Can’t save, erase, or edit the title because the ﬁle is in use.

		File List Full!	The ﬁle list is full and cannot be appended.

		File Name Already Exists!	The speciﬁed ﬁle name already exists. Use a different ﬁle name.

		File Number Full!	No more songs can be created or restored, since this would exceed the maxi-
		File Number Full!	mum number of ﬁles.
			mum number of ﬁles.

		File Size Exceeds Limit!	The ﬁle is too large to be saved.

		For Effect 1 or 2 Only!	The selected effect type is for use with Effect 1 or Effect 2 only.

		HD Full!	The internal hard disk is full and can accept no more data.

			The hard disk reliability status (the number of past errors) has exceeded the
		HD Status is Out of Range!	threshold. Back up your data and have the hard disk replaced as soon as possi-
			ble.

		HDD Error!	A problem occurred with the internal hard disk.

		Illegal/Unsupported Media!	An unrecognized or unsupported medium has been inserted.
	Appendix
	Appendix	Invalid Parameter!	The parameter setting exceeds the allowable range.
		Invalid Parameter!	The parameter setting exceeds the allowable range.

		Invalid Region!	An invalid region has been speciﬁed.

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AW2400 Owner’s Manual

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Yamaha AW2400 owner manual Popup messages, 264

Contents

Page FCC Information U.S.A Important Notice for the United Kingdom Important Safety Instructions Precautions Connections Label shown below is located on the rear of this product Laser properties of the Drive Internal Hard Disk Precautions Contents AUX Midi Before you start IntroductionRemember to back up your data Using the CD-RW drive About the built-inCD-RW drive Using the CD-RW driveAbout the built-in CD-RW drive Handling Installing an optional card Installing an optional cardInstalling an optional card Available optional cards Before you start Features of the AW2400 Plenty of input channels with professional featuresIntroducing the AW2400 Mixer section Recorder section Connecting to a Computer AW2400 terminologyRecorder section CD-RW drive Mixer section Locate points/markersChannels Mixing Layers Overall Parts of the AW2400 and what they do Top panelParts of the AW2400 and what they do Analog Input section Work Navigate sectionQuick Navigate section Display section SEL keys Stereo SEL key On keys Stereo on keyFaders Stereo fader Selected Channel section Monitor sectionScene/Automix/USB section Data entry/control section Locate/Number section Layer section Remote key Locate section Transport section Rear panel Front panel Slot Basic operation of the AW2400 Accessing a screen/page Switching a button on/offPress the key or knob for the desired screen F1-F4 keys correspond to the tabs as follows Using the Locate Keys To Enter Characters & Numbers Entering text Switching Mixing Layers Using the Selected Channel section Selected Key Lit Knob DYN Dynamics Screen Introducing the AW2400 Connection and Setup Connection Turning the power on/off Turning the power onTurning the power off shut down Turning the power on/off Adjusting the input level Adjusting the input levelMIC/LINE Input XLR jacks MIC/LINE Input TRS phone jacks Input channel input levels are displayed at the top Listening to the demo song Loading the demo songPress the Work Navigate section Song key Song list Playing the demo song Demo song will begin playingTo stop the song, press the Stop key Playing the demo song Signal ﬂow when using a sound clip Recording to a sound clipRecording a sound clip Mixer section Tempo Time signatureMetronome button Metronome knob Playing a sound clip Press the Play key to hear the recorded sound clipSpecifying the End point Playing a sound clip Recording to a sound clip Track recording Creating a new songMove the cursor to the NEW button and press the Enter key Select the buttons of the items you want to Carry over from the current song, moveCursor to the OK button, and press Direct recording and Mixed recording Direct recordingDirect recording and Mixed recording MIC/LINE Input jacks Stereo Output Mixed recording ChannelBus Assigning input signals to tracks Direct recording Display will appear as shown here To Adjust Volume/Balance To Adjust PanRaise the Stereo fader to the 0 dB posi- tion Monitor signal ﬂow during recording This completes the patch setup for direct recording Assigning input signals to tracks Mixed recording Press the SEL keys for the record-desti- nation tracks Set the input channel 1-8 faders as required Recording on a track To stop recording, press the Stop keyDirect recording and Mixed recording Recording on a track Saving the current song If you want to redo the recording, press the UNDO/REDO keyMove the cursor to the Save button and press the Enter key Recording on a track Saving the current song Pairing channels Pairing Monitor screen used for channel pairingPopup window will appear, asking you to conﬁrm Popup window contains the same items as Applying EQ To an Input Signal EQ settings are available via thisApplying EQ To an Input Signal Repeat steps 5 and 6 to set all bands as required Applying Compression to an Input Signal Compressor settings are available via thisApplying Compression to an Input Signal Dynamics screen will appear Using the Metronome Activating the metronome and setting the tempo and vol- umeHandy Recording Functions Popup window conﬁrming the recall operation will appear Switching virtual tracks Tempo map eventsTempo can be set from 30 to 250 BPM Time signature can be set from 1/4 to 8/4 Using the Undo List Press and hold the UNDO/REDO keyUndo List popup window will appear Undo list Signal ﬂow when overdubbing OverdubbingAbout overdubbing Input jacks Track Assigning the input signal to a track Assigning the input signal to a track Setting the mix balance and pan Adjust the pan in the same way for the other track channelsSetting the mix balance and pan Overdubbing Recording will beginOverdubbing Punch-in/out Manual punch-in/outPunch-in/out To rehearse the auto punch-in/out, press the Play key Following diagram shows the auto punch-in/out procedure Overdubbing Signal ﬂow during mixdown About mixdown and bouncing Signal ﬂow during bouncing Bouncing differs from mixdown in the following waysAbout mixdown and bouncing Mixdown procedure Digital Mastering Library popup window will appear Hint Meter screen Master page will appear Save the song Switch the ST TR Mode ON/OFF button on Playing back the stereo trackPlaying back the stereo track Bounce ping-pong recording procedure Play TrackReturn Record Track Bus 1 and Bus 2 output levels Bounce ping-pong recording procedure Convenient functions for mixdown/bounce Fader Group assignments Mute Group assignments Repeat steps 2-3 to make assignments for other mute groupsButtons E-H can be turned on/off independently Operate a channel that is assigned to a mute group Using the Solo function To defeat the Solo function, press the Solo key once again Mixdown and bounce operations Transport/Locate Operation Transport Section KeysMove To a Speciﬁed Location Enter the locate point in measures/beats Using the locator Using the locator Locate points correspond to the following keysDisplayed Character Locate Type Number Using markers Using markersYou can assign markers while the song is playing or stopped Press the Mark key Adjusting the position of a locate point or marker Adjusting the position of a marker ListMarkers Erasing a locate point or marker Erasing a locate pointErasing a marker Current location Song track Nudge time Finding a location while viewing the waveform TrackScale AMP Finding a location while viewing the waveform Meters Level Meter Types Meter screen Output page F4 key Peak Hold buttonLevel Meter Types Patching and signal ﬂow Input signal patchingPatching for Direct Recording Or by pressing the F1 key after pressing 11 the Record key Input signal patching RemainDirect OUT Multi Connection ON/OFF button Indication in the screen will be as follows 101 Patching for Mixed Recording This area indicates the connection status of tracks 1This indicates the remaining recordable time 102 Proceed with recording For details on recording, refer to Track recording → p103 Output signal patching Omni OUT Assign ﬁeldOption I/O Slot OUT Assign ﬁeld ST OUT Assign ﬁeld Channel Operation Input channelsTrack channels Effect return channels 105 Channel Pair Indicator Phase button, Gate buttonInitialize button ATT button, EQ button Comp Insert EFFBUS1, BUS2, ST REC TR Channel Library Operation Calling the Channel Library screenEQ/COMP Source Channel Storing Channel Library settings Move the cursor to the Store button and press the Enter key109 Erasing Channel Library settings Move the cursor to the Clear button and press the Enter keyPopup window conﬁrming the clear operation will appear AUX Send Level Adjustment Adjusting AUX send levels via AUX screenAbout the AUX buses 111 Adjusting AUX send levels via Selected Channel section 112 Using external effects with the AUX buses This assigns the AUX1 bus signal to Omni OUT jackAUX1 screen will appear Press the Display section F2 key to dis- play the Track Signal Flow When Using an External Effect Processor EQ key so that its indicator lights, thenPress the Selected Channel section PAN Fully left and right, respectively Effects About the Internal EffectsEffect Sends and Returns Channel Insertion Recalling Effect Library settings Library setting will be recalledEffect screen will appear Press the Display section F4 key to call the FX Lib. Applying Effects via Send and Return Effect screen FX Input Input ﬁeldEffect screen FX Track Track ﬁeld 117 Select PRE for pre-fader or Post for post-fader send Effect screen FX Edit page will appear118 Signal ﬂow for the selected channel will be dis- played Inserting an Effect Into a ChannelPopup window includes the following items 119 Signal ﬂow is as follows Internal effect inserted pre-EQ input channelExternal effect inserted pre-EQ Input channel 120 Editing Effects NameType Used AS Effect Library Operations Call the Effect Library ScreenChanging Effect Library Names 122 Storing Effect Library settings Erasing Effect Library settingsTo actually erase the selected setting move Cursor to the OK button and press Enter key 123 Correcting a Vocal Track Pitch Fix 124Correcting a Vocal Track Pitch Fix This will select the Pitch FIX display Pitch FIX ﬁeldControl ﬁeld Parameters ﬁeld Master Tuning ﬁeld FIX Note ﬁeldMove the cursor to the Exit button and press Enter 126 Track operations and editing About the AW2400’s tracks127 Audio track operations About audio tracksViewing all audio tracks Switching the virtual track of an audio track Muting a speciﬁc audio trackVirtual track name Indicates the track number Stereo track operations Editing virtual track names for an audio trackAbout the stereo track Edited name will be applied Recording on the stereo track Playing back the stereo track131 Switching the virtual track of the stereo track Editing the name of a virtual track for the stereo track132 Trigger Track Function About Trigger Track133 Trigger Track Function Normal button Trigger buttonGroup Fader Start button Editing tracks Basic procedure for track editing Select the editing command136 Execute the command Select the tracks to editSpecify the editing region Select the virtual track that you want to edit List of editing command Parameters are the same as for the Erase commandList of editing command Parameter list 139 Start End From Track To StartFrom Track List of editing command When measure lock = on 140Measure Lock Start End From Track To Start From Track To Start Time Compression/Expansion If you set Ratio = 50%If you set Ratio = 200% 141 Pitch Pitch Change 142 Press the Enter key to conﬁrm the edit command Importing audio data/WAV ﬁlesInsert a CD into the CD-RW drive You can import data from the following types of media File Total144 Importing audio data from another song Sort145 To TR/To V.TR 146 Pan Control Pan Control via the PAN/EQ Screen147 Adjusting pan via Selected Channel section knob Pan Control via Selected Channel section148 Band EQ EQ Control via the PAN/EQ Screen149 EQ Control via the Selected Channel section Using the Gates Dynamics ProcessingParameter 151 Using the Compressors Compressor Control via Dynamics screenCompt ON/OFF button Position ﬁeld Compressor Control via Selected Channel section 153Selected Channel Knobs Parameters Threshold Ratio Gain Recalling EQ Library settings Recalling Gate Library settingsEQ/Dynamics Processor Library Operation 154 155 Recalling EQ/Dynamics Library settings Access the page containing the library to be editedChanging EQ/Dynamics Library Names 156 Storing EQ/Dynamics Library settings Erasing EQ/Dynamics Library settingsCursor to the OK button and press 157 158 Scene Memory About Scene MemoryScene Memory Operation Protect button Renaming a scene Recalling scene dataTo the OK button and press the Enter Key. For details on entering a name Storing scene data Deleting scene dataScene will be stored Here’s how you can delete unwanted scene data Using the Recall Safe function 162 Moving scenes Source listDestination list 163 164 Song management About songsSong Organization Song Bit Depth Song Folder Organization 166About songs AW2400-1 Drive AW2400-2 Drive Managing Your Songs 167 Creating a new song Changes the order of songs displayed in the Song ListCurrently-selected song 168 Song screen Setting page will appear Editing the song name169 Loading and Sorting Songs Saving the current song170 Deleting a song Copying a songMove the cursor to the Copy button and press the Enter key 171 Song Protection Optimizing a songPopup window will ask you to conﬁrm the optimize operation 172 Importing data from an existing song 173 Editing various settings for the song Editing various settings for the song174 ABS absolute time Creating a tempo map Editing a tempo map eventStep Measure Event Range Content Adding a tempo map eventDeleting a tempo map event Selected event will be deleted Backing up songs 177 Restoring songs 178Backing up songs Restoring songs Restore button System button179 Restoring songs Mark will appear for songs selected to be restored Compatible with the other AW-seriesInformation will be read from the inserted CD-R/RW media 180 ENABLE/DISABLE button AutomixAbout Automix Automix Operation Command ﬁeld Creating a New Automix RecordingOverwrite ﬁeld Free Move the cursor to the Mode ﬁeld and press the REC button Recording the Automix DataPress the top-panel Play key to start song playback 183 CH ON/FADER AUX/EFFECT Send onAUX/EFFECT Send PAN Automix Playback Punch In and Out of AutomixTo stop Automix playback press the top- panel Stop key Return Time Operation Command Editing Automix data In a Speciﬁed Region Move the cursor to the Mode ﬁeld and turn the REC button onRecorded Automix data will be updated Operate the fader as required Command When the Erase command is selectedWhen the Copy or Move command is selected Channel/Region Editing Individual Automix Events Param188 Time 189 Automix Library Operation About the Automix LibraryChanging Automix Names Protect Storing Automix settings Recalling Automix settingsErasing Automix settings 191 Protecting Automix Data 192 What you can do using Midi 193 Basic Midi Settings Port ﬁeldProgram Change ﬁeld Control Change ﬁeld Control Change Mode box When Control Change Mode =195 196 CC# Parameter 197 Midi Synchronization Message Setup 198 Offset 199 Connecting to External Equipment Connecting to External EquipmentThis sets the AW2400 to function as MTC master Turn on the Slave button in the MMC ﬁeld Assign scenes to program changes Play back the external Midi deviceProgram change number Scene Changes Midi Clock Control ChangesWith a built-in sequencer Computer-based Sequencer application Select a Control Change Mode Play back the AW2400 song from the begin- ning203 Using the Midi Remote function Using the Midi Remote function presetsAbout the Midi Remote function Messages that can Mode box Volume/Rec TRVolume Cubase Logic Sonar Protools Using User-deﬁned Remote function USER1 USER2 USER3 USER4206 This enables the Remote function Remotely controlling Tone generator moduleLearn button Midi message Operate the AW2400 faders and on keys 208 Using the test tone oscillator Utility functionsWaveform 209 Nudge Play Mode AW2400 PreferencesNudge Time Preroll Time Postroll Time Direct OUT Extract Position211 Initializing the internal hard disk Cluster ﬁeldSet the disk cluster size to either 32K or 64K 212 Creating an audio CD Creating an audio CDCD-R CD-RW Writing an audio CD Track At OnceDisc At Once 214 Basic settings for the CD-RW drive Writing audio data If you turn on Track AT Once buttonIf you turn on the Disc AT Once button 216 Writing Track At Once Inserted CD-RW will be automatically checkedMove the cursor to the ADD button and press the Enter key 217 Writing Disc At Once Move the cursor to the Write button and press the Enter keyTo ﬁnalize the disc, move the cursor to OK button and press the Enter key 219 Finalizing CD-R/RW media Popup window will ask you to conﬁrm the ﬁnalize operation220 Finalizing CD-R/RW media Erasing CD-RW media Buttons select the following erasure methods221 Erasing CD-RW media CD Play Mode button Switches the CD Play function on/offPlaying an audio CD Input CH MUTE/MIX button Wordclock and Cascade Settings Select the Wordclock Source223 INT button ST in button2-15/16 buttons IN, OUT Using an HDR or DAW As Wordclock Master Using an MD or DAT Recorder as Wordclock MasterSelect a wordclock source via the Wordclock Source ﬁeld AW2400 As Wordclock Master Cascade-connecting External Devices 226 Check the Status Of the Digital Input Signal 227 Plug-in Card Settings Digital Stereo in connector statusDigital I/O card status 228 Midi Message Transfer Normal Mode WAV File Transfer USB Storage ModeUSB Storage mode What You Can Do With USB WAV File Transfer USB Storage Mode Mode230 Turn on the AW2400 Two windows will appearCase of Mac OS 231 Exiting the USB Storage Mode Case of Mac OSX Copying Exported WAV Files To the Computer From TRFrom V.TR File Name For details on how to enter a name, refer to Importing Copied WAV Files From the ComputerTransport folder is located in the AW2400-2 drive 234 This ﬁeld is for display only, and cannot be changed 235 236 Appendix 237Name Description 238 EQ Parameter listTitle Parameter Parameter # Title 239 LOW MID 240 Dynamics ParametersCompressor CMP parameters Parameter Value 241 Expander EXP parametersCompanderH CPH CompanderS CPS parameters 242 Gate GAT and Ducking DUK parameters 243 Gate Parameter list Compressor Parameter listTitle Type Parameter Value 244 Compressor Parameter list Reverb HALL, Reverb ROOM, Reverb STAGE, Reverb Plate Early REFOne input, two output early reﬂections Gate REVERB, Reverse Gate Mono Delay Stereo DelayMOD. Delay Delay LCR Echo ChorusFlange 247 Phaser SymphonicAuto PAN 248 Tremolo HQ. PitchDual Pitch Rotary Ring MOD MOD. FilterDistortion AMP Simulate DYNA. Phaser DYNA. FilterDYNA. Flange 251 REV+CHORUS REV-CHORUSREV+FLANGE 252 REV-FLANGE One input, two output reverb and ﬂanger effects in seriesREV+SYMPHO REV-SYMPHO DELAY+ER REV-PAN254 DELAY-ER DELAY+REVDELAY-REV 255 DIST-DELAY Multi FilterTwo input, two output 3-band multi-ﬁlter 24 dB/octave 256 Gate Band Dyna257 258 259 260 261 262 Messages 263Display message list Popup messages 264 265 Contents of the CD-ROM Installing USB Midi driverSpecial Notices Start your computer, then log in as Adminis- trator Restart the computerClick Continue Click the Close button Installing a remote ﬁle Move the cursor to the list and press268 Windows Commands 269 Installing the Sonar template ﬁle 270 271 Type Receive From Send To #ch’s Program Change Mode Control Change Mode272 MTC Sync Mode Remote PortMTC Sync Average MTC Sync Offset Midi Time Code Quarter Frame F1 Song Position Pointer F2Timing Clock F8 Continue FB MMC Fast Forward MMC Record StrobeMMC Record Exit MMC Locate Target Midi Implementation Chart 276 277 Input/Output Digital Mixing Functions278 Dimensions 279 280 Index 281 Gate 282 Recall Confirmation 283 Block diagram Input 285 286 North America