Routing A Monitor Channel To An Internal Effects Processors; Bouncing Tracks - Yamaha AW2816 Manual

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4) Adjust the Effects Return levels with the Blue RTN 1 and RTN 2 knobs as desired.

Bouncing Tracks when Recording on a AW2816

If more Tracks are needed in the AW2816 for recording it is possible to bounce several Tracks to either a

single Track, or to two separate Tracks for a stereo mix. For this to happen the destination Track(s) must

be selected and set to record from a Bus. Also, the Track(s) being bounced together must be assigned to

that same Bus.

1) Assign the bounce Track(s) to a Bus:

a) Press the [PATCH] key then the [F1] key to access the 'SET UP/Patch In' screen.

b) Press the

'RECORDER TRACK INPUT ASSIGN' section and highlight the input assignment of the

destination Track.

c) Turn the 'JOG/DATA' wheel to select one of the 8 Busses of the AW2816 from which the

destination Track will record.

2) Assign the record Track(s) to a Bus, or Busses:

a) Press the [PAN] button and the [F3] buttons. The 'PAN/ROUTE' page will display.

b) Use the

assignment section of the first Track that is to be bounced and highlight the bus that was

selected in step 1 as the source from which the destination Track will record.

c) Press the [ENTER] button.

d) Repeat steps 2.c - 2.d for any other Tracks that are to be bounced together onto the

destination Track.

3) Bounce the selected Track(s):

a) Press the appropriate [1] - [16] button in the 'REC TRACK SELECT' section for the

selected destination Track.

NOTE: If the Tracks are being bounced to two separate Tracks to form a stereo mix, then

repeat steps 1.a - 3.a to set up a second destination Track. When assigning tracks to two

Busses, panning the source Track all of the way to the left will send it only to the odd

numbered Bus and panning the source Track all of the way to the right will send it to the even

numbered Bus.

b) Press the [PLAY] and [RECORD] buttons to record onto the destination Track(s).

or 'CURSOR' buttons to move the cursor to the

'CURSOR' buttons to move the cursor to the bus

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