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To delete a loop use SHIFT followed by INSERT LOOP, caution! once a loop is deleted it lost there
is no undo function!
4.12 Cycle: Record Out Enable
This key enables/disables the current record out point
4.13 Talent Cueing: CB VS-1 Streamer
For dedicated ADR/TAKER Systems the MR system is used and the CB VS-1 Video Streamer
connects directly to the BUS. All record in points are sent to the streamer via the bus along with the
current record in and out points. This allows the VS-1 to do the following
Ignore cue points before the current record in point
Show all cues after the current record in point.
Enable and Disable BVB Video Mode, Blank the video before and after the loop.
Progress Bar indicating the progress through a loop.
Add an extra cue at the timecode value stored in scratch pad memory 9.
Display a Lock indication in the Video.
Display a Record indication in the Video.
Enable and Disable all video insertions.
The SR systems do not have a bus connection, the GPO's are used to communicate with the streamer
see sections 4.16 and 4.17 below
4.14 BACKUP DAT
It is common to run a backup dat which makes a safety copy of all takes. As the DAT is stereo one
suggestion is to record the same audio on both tracks with one at a 6dB lower level.
The SR/MR system allows you to designate one of the serial ports for this task and will then put the
DAT into record at the start of the pre-roll and stop at the end of the postroll.
Setup as follows:-
1) Record enable the selected port and Record Armed.
2) Open the Setup and select Root|Auto/ADR|Options|MENU 79:- ADR Backup Machine and set
to the desired port.
Note to use the track arming on the machine front panel and not on the SR/MR unit select backup
machine and set Root|IFACE|Record|Menu 34|Record Tracks to 0=Off.
4.15 RECORD ADVANCE
When in ADR Mode the Record advance is global, to Set the Record Advance, type in the required
record advance, then press Store followed by Record.
To check the current Record Advance depress Recall Followed by Record.
4.16 Streamer/Wipe Trigger output
GP Outputs 6 may be configured (see Section 7.33 Root | Unit | Generic | Menu:33 GP Outputs 4,
5, 6) to trigger an external wipe generator for example the VS-1. keypad memory Shift-9 is used to
store the duration of the wipe so as to output the ttl trigger signal at the correct point before the record
in point. GP output 6 (pin 7 on the 25 way 'D' connector) will be High for one frame.
Storing a timecode number in Scratch-pad memory 9 will set an extra cue point and may be used to
cue the artist at a point in the middle of a loop.
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