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Using Effects
Applying a Loop Type Effect Only to the
Monitor Sound as You Record
The following example shows how a source connected to the INPUT 1 jack
can be recorded on track 2 directly (without effects) while you apply a loop
type effect such as reverb or delay to the monitor sound. This is convenient
when you wish to hear a reverb (FX1) on a vocal (for example) as you record,
but would like to try out various reverb settings during playback.
fig.4-06
1
Press [PLAY (DISPLAY)].
2
Press [FADER/MUTE] so that the TR (track) indicator is lit.
3
Hold down a [STATUS] button (of any track) and press
[CLEAR].
4
Press [FADER/MUTE] so that the IN (input) indicator is lit.
5
Raise and lower channel fader 1, and verify that the volume
changes. The input channel fader is used to make fine
adjustments to the recording level. In order to record with
optimal audio quality, the fader should normally be set in the
0 dB position.
2, 4, 6
3
7
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10
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1
This will clear any existing
input and/or track routing
assignments.