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section 7
BASIC SIGNAL FLOW
Ir general ihe base (low oJ tLie sound signal Gunrg a rruiTt-
trdck reuerdng can be sepaialed info (lie following two
routc3:
Rout© 1:
Recording the inputted sound sources) to a multi
track reccrder
Route 2: Montorng the output ?ional(s) of a multitiaclc
reco'der while recording
To illustrate these two routes. we will assume a live recording
using a Model 812 mixer and a Fcstex R8 muititrack recorder
(Refer to the following illustration).
Route 1:
The input signal coming in from the various instru
merr.s/mic'ophones is sent to the INPUT TADER (15) (INPUT
SELECTOR (3)-INPUT), then assigned to GROUP busses
1 - 8 by the ASSIGN SWITCHES (11) and PAN (12). Here, the
overall level is adjusted with the GROUP MASTER FAJERS
(16) and (17) and finally outputted to ihe R8 recorder via
OROJP OUT jacks 1 -Q/R (4G).
Route 2:
The output sgnals of tracks 1 -8 of the R8 reccrd
er (which is set to INPUT MONITOR for details, reier to the
instruction manual for the R8) are sent to AUX GAIN (9) (AJX
SELECTOR (8)—TAPE). Then, according to the balance set¬
ting of the AUX PAN CO), they are sent to the AUX buss (L.
R) The collected signals are level-adjusted with the AJX
MASTER LEVEL knot (23) and outputtec from the MONI¬
TOR OUT jack (47) and/or the PHONES jack (34) (MONITOR
SELECTOR (25)-AUX). By adjusting the MONITOR LEVEL
krob (2G) and/or the PHONES VOLUME (27). monlor o(
the F8 output signals is now possible via speakers and/or
headphones.
OUTPUT
INPUT 1
To monitor amp'lcr/speakers
MONfTCR MASTER
LEVEL MOD
(no«''aly e« io
0
)
Set ic - » so agnail
are no: inadvertently
coni to GROUP
bosses 7 and 8.
Adiuss lie reoortfng lev) lo Ihe R8
Von<c»G tfto ot/cul at TRACKS 1 -8
Iron) Iho R8 recorder respectively
\Wume fcvofe (GAIN) and
parrcoaivos (PAN) may be ae< lictc
ImMlil
T8/CK ASSIGNMENTS
ny loco dh^
,
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b
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in)*! channels
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