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Yamaha AW16G Recording 101 Owner's Manual

Yamaha AW16G Recording 101 Owner's Manual (219 pages)

Yamaha Professional Audio Workstation Owner's Manual

Brand: Yamaha | Category: Musical Instrument | Size: 9.15 MB

Table of Contents

Copyright Notice
5
Table of Contents
6
1 Before You Start

9
- Introduction
  9
- Remember to Back up Your Data
  9
- About the CD-RW Drive
  10
- Installing the CD-RW Drive
  10
- Removing the CD-RW Drive
  11
- Using the CD-RW Drive
  11
- Connecting the AC Adaptor
  12
- Turning the Power On/Off
  12
2 Introducing the AW16G

13
- Features of the AW16G
  13
- Recorder Section
  14
- AW16G Terminology
  15
  - Recorder Section
    15
  - Mixer Section
    15
  - Input Channels
    15
  - Track Channels
    15
  - Return Channels
    15
  - Pad Channels
    15
  - Quick Loop Sampler Section
    16
  - Overall
    16
  - Buses L/R
    16
  - AUX Buses
    16
  - Effect Buses
    16
- Parts of the AW16G and What They Do
  17
  - Top Panel
    17
    
    Work Navigate Section
    18
    
    Locate Section
    20
  - Rear Panel
    21
  - Front Panel
    22
- Basic Operation on the AW16G
  23
  - Viewing the Display
    23
  - Accessing a Screen/Page/Channel
    23
  - Switching a Button On/Off
    24
  - Editing a Value in the Display
    24
  - Inputting Text
    24
  - Using the Selected Channel Section
    25
3 Listening to the Demo Song

27
- Connect External Devices and Turn on the Power
  27
- Loading the Demo Song
  28
- Playing the Demo Song
  29
- Mixing the Demo Song
  30
  - Stereo Output Channel
    30
  - Effect
    31
4 Recording to a Sound Clip

33
- Connecting Your Instrument or MIC
  33
- Adjusting the Input Level
  34
- Recording/Playing a Sound Clip
  35
  - Recording a Sound Clip
    36
  - Playing a Sound Clip
    37
5 Track Recording

39
6 Overdubbing

55
- About Overdubbing
  55
- Assigning the Input Signal to a Track
  56
- Instantly Recalling an EQ Library
  56
- Instantly Recalling a Dynamics Library
  57
- Setting the MIX Balance and Pan
  57
- Overdubbing
  58
- Punch-In/Out
  59
  - Manual Punch-In/Out
    59
  - Auto Punch-In/Out
    59
- Using the Undo List
  61
- Switching Virtual Tracks
  62
- Saving the Current Song
  63
- Loading an Existing Song
  64
7 Various Types of Playback

65
8 Using Libraries and Scene

73
- Memories
  
  73
- About the Libraries
  73
- About Scene Memories
  73
- Basic Operation for Libraries and Scene Memories
  74
- Details on Libraries and Scene Memory
  77
  - Input Library
    77
  - EQ Library
    77
  - Dynamics Library
    78
  - Effect Library
    78
  - Mastering Library
    78
  - Sample Library
    78
  - Channel Library
    79
  - Scene Memories
    79
- Using the Recall Safe Function
  80
9 Mixdown and Bounce Operations

81
10 Creating an Audio CD

97
11 Quick Loop Sampler

107
- About the Quick Loop Sampler
  107
- Using Sample Libraries
  109
- Recording/Playing a Pad Performance
  110
- Importing from an Audio CD/WAV File to a Pad
  112
- Importing from an Audio Track/Stereo Track to a Pad
  114
- Sampling an External Input Signal
  115
- Editing the Sample Name
  117
- Trimming the Playback Region
  118
- Switching the Playback Mode for each Pad
  119
- Using the Slice Function
  120
- Deleting an Unwanted Sample
  122
12 Track Editing

123
- What You Can Do Using Editing Commands
  123
  - Basic Procedure for Track Editing
    124
- List of Editing Commands
  126
  - Erase
    126
  - Delete
    127
  - Insert
    127
  - Copy
    128
  - Move
    129
  - Exchange
    130
  - TIME COMP/EXP (Time Compression/Expansion)
    130
  - Pitch Change
    131
  - Export
    131
- Exporting WAV Files and Importing Audio CD or WAV Files
  132
  - Exporting WAV Files
    132
  - Importing from an Audio CD or WAV File
    133
13 Song Management

137
- About Songs
  137
- Editing the Song Name
  138
- Editing Various Settings for the Song
  139
- Copying or Deleting a Song
  140
- Optimizing a Song
  141
- Creating a Tempo Map
  142
- Importing Data from an Existing Song
  144
- Backing up Songs and Sample Libraries
  145
- Restoring Songs or Sample Libraries
  147
- Exchanging Song Data with the AW4416/AW2816
  148
14 MIDI and Utility Functions

149
15 Using the AW16G with External Devices

163
Appendix

171
- Input Library List
  171
- Mastering Library List
  172
- EQ Library List
  173
- Dynamics Parameters
  174
- Dynamics Library List
  177
- Effects Library List
  178
  - Dynamic Effects
    179
  - Other Effects
    179
- Effects Parameters
  180
  - Mono Delay
    181
  - Stereo Delay
    181
  - Ring Mod
    185
- Sample Library List
  192
- Troubleshooting
  194
- MIDI Operations
  196
- Display Message List
  198
- Popup Messages
  199
- About the CD-ROM Included with the AW16G
  200
  - Caution
    200
  - Contents of the CD-ROM
    200
  - Restoring the Internal Hard Disk to the Factory-Set Condition
    200
  - Installing a Remote File
    201
    
    Windows Users
    201
    
    Macintosh Users
    203
- MIDI Data Format
  204
  - Program Change Mode
    205
  - Channel Message
    205
  - MIDI Bulk Dump
    205
  - System Realtime Message
    205
  - Program Change Table
    205
- MIDI Implementation Chart
  211
- Specifications
  212
- Dimensions
  214
- Index
  215
- Block Diagram
  218

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents
2
Introduction
4
AW16G Features
4
Connect Monitoring System
5
Setting up the AW16G
5
Connecting the Monitor System
5
Connect the Instruments or Microphones
6
Connecting the Instruments And/Or Microphones
6
Turning the Equipment on
8
Recording
9
Creating a New Song
9
Setting the Input Level
10
Assigning the Input Signal to a Track
11
Punch In/Out
12
Recording the First Track
12
Punching in and Punching out
12
Disengaging a Track from Being Record-Enabled
13
Overdubbing
13
Overdubbing Additional Tracks
14
Mixdown
15
Setting Basic Levels
16
Adjusting the Panning
17
Panning Guidelines
18
Adjusting the EQ
19
Using the EQ Library
19
Adjusting the Dynamic Processors
20
Using the Dynamics Library
20
Using the Internal Effects
21
Recording the Stereo Track
22
Creating an Audio CD
23
Glossary
25

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