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Making a Multi-Track Recording
Making a Multi-Track
Recording
6
Select the recording track. Hold down [REC] and press the
[STATUS] button of the desired track. For this example, hold
down [REC] and press the track 1 [STATUS] button. [STATUS]
will blink red. (ready to record)
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Select the source that will be recorded to the track. Hold down
the [STATUS] button of the track you wish to record, and press
the [SELECT] button of the input channel that you wish to
assign as the source. For this example, hold down track 1
[STATUS] and press input channel 1 [SELECT]. [SELECT] so
that it blinks.
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If you continue holding [STATUS] for a short time longer, you
can check which source is assigned to each track.
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Raise and lower channel fader 1 to verify that the volume
changes. The track channel fader is used for monitoring. It
does not affect the recording level. Even if you hear no sound,
you can still record. Adjust the volume to a suitable level for
listening.
At this time, the sound of
input channel 1 will no
longer be output directly
from master out.
About the Input Assign screen
The upper line means the Input Channel.
The middle line means the track and the
track status. Status corresponds, as
shown in a right figure. The lower line
means the Track Channel.
SOURCE
REC
PLAY
OFF