Contents

1. Before you start

11

Introduction

11

Remember to back up your data

11

About the built-inCD-RW drive

12

Using the CD-RW drive

12

Installing an optional card

13

2. Introducing the AW2400

15

Features of the AW2400

15

AW2400 terminology

17

Recorder section

17

Mixer section

18

Overall

19

Parts of the AW2400 and what they do

20

Top panel

20

Rear panel

28

Front panel

29

Basic operation of the AW2400

30

Viewing the display

30

Accessing a screen/page

31

Switching a button on/off

31

Editing a value in the display

31

Using Additional Function Buttons

31

Entering text

32

Switching Mixing Layers

33

Using the Selected Channel section

33

3. Connection and Setup

37

Connection

37

Turning the power on/off

38

Adjusting the input level

39

4. Listening to the demo song

41

Loading the demo song

41

Playing the demo song

42

5. Recording to a sound clip

43

Recording a sound clip

43

Playing a sound clip

45

6. Track recording

47

Creating a new song

47

Direct recording and Mixed recording

49

Assigning input signals to tracks

 

(Direct recording)

51

Assigning input signals to tracks

 

(Mixed recording)

54

Recording on a track

56

Saving the current song

57

Pairing channels

58

Applying EQ To an Input Signal

60

Applying Compression to an Input Signal

61

Handy Recording Functions

62

Using the Metronome

62

Switching virtual tracks

63

Using the Undo List

64

7. Overdubbing

65

About overdubbing

65

Assigning the input signal to a track

66

Setting the mix balance and pan

67

Overdubbing

68

Punch-in/out

69

Manual punch-in/out

69

Auto punch-in/out

70

8. Mixdown and bounce operations

73

About mixdown and bouncing

73

Mixdown procedure

75

Playing back the stereo track

78

Bounce (ping-pong) recording procedure

79

Convenient functions for mixdown/bounce

82

Fader Group assignments

82

Mute Group assignments

83

Using the Solo function

84

9. Transport/Locate Operation

87

The Transport Section Keys

87

Move To a Specified Location

87

Using the locator

88

Using markers

90

Adjusting the position of a locate point or marker

91

Adjusting the position of a locate point

91

Adjusting the position of a marker

92

Erasing a locate point or marker

93

Repeat playback of a specific region

 

(the A-B Repeat function)

93

Finding a location while monitoring the sound

 

(the Nudge function)

94

Finding a location while viewing the waveform

95

10. Meters

97

Level Meter Types

97

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