Table Of Contents - Yamaha AW2400 Owner's Manual
Yamaha professional audio workstation owner's manual
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- Manual (30 pages)
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1.
Introduction................................................................. 11
Remember to back up your data ................................ 11
About the built-in CD-RW drive .................................. 12
Using the CD-RW drive .............................................. 12
Installing an optional card........................................... 13
2.
Features of the AW2400 ............................................ 15
AW2400 terminology .................................................. 17
Recorder section.................................................... 17
Mixer section.......................................................... 18
Overall.................................................................... 19
Parts of the AW2400 and what they do ...................... 20
Top panel ............................................................... 20
Rear panel ............................................................. 28
Front panel............................................................. 29
Basic operation of the AW2400 .................................. 30
Viewing the display ................................................ 30
Accessing a screen/page....................................... 31
Switching a button on/off........................................ 31
Editing a value in the display ................................. 31
Using Additional Function Buttons ......................... 31
Entering text........................................................... 32
Switching Mixing Layers ........................................ 33
Using the Selected Channel section ...................... 33
3.
Connection ................................................................. 37
Turning the power on/off ............................................ 38
Adjusting the input level ............................................. 39
4.
Loading the demo song .............................................. 41
Playing the demo song ............................................... 42
5.
Recording a sound clip ............................................... 43
Playing a sound clip ................................................... 45
6.
Creating a new song .................................................. 47
Direct recording and Mixed recording......................... 49
(Direct recording)............................................... 51
(Mixed recording) .............................................. 54
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Recording on a track...................................................56
Saving the current song ..............................................57
Pairing channels .........................................................58
Applying EQ To an Input Signal..................................60
Applying Compression to an Input Signal ...................61
Handy Recording Functions .......................................62
Using the Metronome .............................................62
Switching virtual tracks...........................................63
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Using the Undo List ................................................64
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About overdubbing......................................................65
Assigning the input signal to a track ...........................66
Setting the mix balance and pan ................................67
Overdubbing ...............................................................68
Punch-in/out................................................................69
Manual punch-in/out...............................................69
Auto punch-in/out ...................................................70
8.
About mixdown and bouncing.....................................73
Mixdown procedure ....................................................75
Playing back the stereo track......................................78
Bounce (ping-pong) recording procedure ...................79
Convenient functions for mixdown/bounce .................82
Fader Group assignments......................................82
Mute Group assignments .......................................83
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Using the Solo function ..........................................84
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The Transport Section Keys .......................................87
Move To a Specified Location ....................................87
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Using the locator .........................................................88
Using markers.............................................................90
Adjusting the position of a locate point...................91
Adjusting the position of a marker ..........................92
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Erasing a locate point or marker .................................93
(the A-B Repeat function) ...........................................93
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(the Nudge function) ...................................................94
Finding a location while viewing the waveform ...........95
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Level Meter Types ......................................................97
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