Mixing Down - Yamaha DIGITAL MIXING STUDIO N12 Owner's Manual

Mixing down

Finally, mixdown time! Now you can record the
completed mix onto stereo tracks. This section explains
how to do so.
Cubase
AUDIO TRACK
AUDIO TRACK
AUDIO TRACK
AUDIO TRACK
AUDIO TRACK
Select [Project] → [Add tracks] → [Audio].
1.
The Add Audio Track dialog box opens.
2.
Click the Configuration column to select
"stereo," then click [OK].
A new stereo track is created.
3.
Select the created stereo track, then turn the
Record Enable button on.
4.
Click the input routing option to select "n12 (n8)-
ST."
The STEREO bus signal of the n8/n12 will be input to
the new stereo track in Cubase.
n8/n12
INPUT CHANNEL
INPUT CHANNEL
INPUT CHANNEL
INPUT CHANNEL
Using the n8/n12 with Cubase 5 series
5.
If the Cubase track outputs are routed to the n8/
n12 STEREO buses via DAW TO ST, turn off the
DAW TO ST [ON] switch.
If the DAW TO ST [ON] switch is on during mixdown,
an audio loop will be created, producing a very loud
noise. Be sure to turn off the DAW TO ST [ON]
switch before you start mixdown.
Cubase
AUDIO TRACK
AUDIO TRACK
AUDIO TRACK
AUDIO TRACK
AUDIO TRACK
6.
Press the [ ] switch or the [
locate the top of the project.
7.
Press the [REC] switch to start mixdown.
The project starts playing from the beginning, and
the signals being mixed on the n8/n12 in real time
will be recorded to the new stereo track.
8.
When you have finished recording, press the [■]
switch to stop the playback.
9.
To review the recording, click the solo state
button to turn it on, then use the [
switch to return to the beginning of the project,
then press the [ ] switch to listen to the
recording.
n8/n12
INPUT CHANNEL
INPUT CHANNEL
INPUT CHANNEL
INPUT CHANNEL
AUDIO LOOP
] switch to
mixdown tracks
] or [ ]
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