Yamaha D5000 Operating Manual page 19

MODE (RECORD/OVERDUB/
CAPTURE)
TRG.DLY (-1000 ~ +1000 ms)
TRG.DLY = 0 TRG.DLY = 0
Trigger
Level
Not recorded Not recorded
When the D5000 is in standby mode, the bar graph at the bottom of the LCD will have the message
"REC. READY" displayed on it. During the recording process, the bar graph indicates the current
status. Upon completion of the recording, the message "OK" will be displayed on the bar graph.
NOTE
If the recording mode is set to
change the
overdub on the existing data.
AUTO
Select a recording mode.
RECORD
OVERDUB
CAPTURE
Set the delay between triggering and the actual recording. This
parameter is only effective with the AUTO recording method. The
default value is TRG.DLY = 0 which means recording begins
simultaneously with the trigger. If a negative value is specified,
sound sampled before the trigger occurs is also stored.
Input Signal Input Signal
Start the recording
by trigger
OVERDUB
from to
TRACK STEREO L-MONO
If you select the CAPTURE recording mode, the D5000 begins recording
as soon as you press the [ TRIGGER ] key or step on a footswitch connected
to the TRIGGER Footswitch Jack. You cannot stop the recording until it
has recorded the default amount (5.2 seconds in stereo or 10.4 seconds in
mono) and the bar graph display has stopped moving. Recording will
continue until you press the [ TRIGGER ] key or step on the footswitch
again.
Press the [ TRIGGER ] key or step on a footswitch
connected to the TRIGGER Footswitch Jack to put
the D5000 in standby mode. Recording will start
automatically when the input signal is higher than
the specified threshold.
Create a new recording.
Combine the new recording with existing data.
The most recent input signal will be recorded for
the maximum recording time (see below).
TRG.DLY < 0
Trigger
Level
Also recorded
TRG.DLY
, the standby message will be "
(or the opposite) after recording, it is not possible to
Parameter Edit Mode - 17
Input Signal
Start the recording
by trigger
OVER DUB READY ". If you
D5000