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Fostex VF80 Owner's Manual (144 pages)

Fostex Digital Multitracker Owner's Manual VF80

Brand: Fostex | Category: Voice Recorder | Size: 4.42 MB

Safety Instructions
2
- About Copyright
  3
- About Damage
  3
- About Power Supply
  3
- Note on Repair
  3
- Precautions
  3
- Precautions Upon Handling the Hard Disk
  3
- Table of Contents
  6
- Basic Features of VF80
  9
- Product Features
  9
- Before Operating
  10
- Program
  10
- RECORDING Method
  10
- Remain Indicator
  10
- Additional Track
  11
- Event
  11
- INPUT Monitor and REPRO Monitor
  11
- Time Base
  12
- Trim
  12
- Names and Functions
  13
- Top Panel
  13
- Top Panel (Analog Input/Output Section)
  14
- Top Panel (Mixer Section)
  15
- Top Panel (Recorder/Display Section)
  16
- Rear Panel
  19
- Side Panel
  19
- About the Hard Disk Storage Device
  20
- Reformatting the Hard Disk
  20
- Replacing a Hard Disk
  21
- Formatting the New Hard Disk
  23
- About a Demonstration Song
  24
- Basic Recording and Playback
  24
- Connections of External Equipment
  25
- Display When Turning on the Power
  26
- Lcd
  26
- Switching the Time Base
  26
Disk Remain" Indication
26
- How to Use Condenser Microphones
  27
- Inputs and Tracks
  27
- Preliminary Knowledge
  27
- Basic Recording (Recording Onto a Single Track)
  28
- Preparation for Recording
  28
- Playback
  29
- Recording
  29
- Basic Recording (Recording Onto Two Track)
  30
- Preparation for Recording
  30
- Playback
  31
- Recording
  31
- Deleting a Mark
  32
- Locating a Mark
  32
- Mark Function
  32
- Setting a Mark on the Fly
  32
- ABS Locate
  33
- Manual Punch In/Out Using the Keys on the Unit
  33
- Punch In/Out
  33
- Punch In/Out Using the Foot Switch
  33
- Auto Punch In/Out Function
  34
- Adjusting EQ
  36
- Adjusting Levels
  36
- Mixing
  36
- Setting PAN Position
  36
- Setting Effects
  37
- Analog Mixdown
  38
- Digital Mixdown
  38
- Mixdown
  38
- Fader
  39
- Initial Condition When Turning the Power
  39
- Master Fader Mute
  39
- Mixer Functions
  39
- Operations While the Normal Display Is Shown
  39
- Track Mute
  39
- Adjusting PAN Position
  40
- MIX Parameter Edit
  40
- Editing EQ
  41
- Preset Entries in the EQ Library
  42
- Setting Effects
  44
- How to Make the Loop Effect Setting
  45
- Setting Effect Send Levels
  46
- Selecting an Effect Type
  47
- Selecting Pre/Post of the Effect Send
  47
- Turning the Effect Processor on or off
  48
- About the Effect Types
  49
- Effect Parameter Details
  50
- Recalling a Scene
  52
- Scene Memory
  52
- Storing the Current Scene
  52
- Deleting a Scene
  53
- Fader Adjust
  53
- Assigning Scene Memories to the Mark Map
  54
- Scene Sequence
  54
- Deleting a Mark from the Mark Map
  55
- Executing the Scene Sequence
  55
- Scene Sequence On/Off Selection
  55
- Cueing
  56
- Cueing with the [F FWD]/[REWIND] Keys
  56
- Recorder Functions
  56
- Shuttle Cueing
  56
- Digital Scrubbing
  57
- Performing Digital Scrubbing
  57
- Storing the Digital Scrub Point
  57
- Setting the Speed
  58
- Turning on or off the Vari Pitch Function
  58
- Variable Pitch
  58
- Capturing the Current Position on the Fly
  59
- Editing the Position Via the Screen
  59
- Loop Function
  59
- Setting the Start and End Points
  59
- Carrying out the Loop Playback
  60
- Setting the Start and End Points by Marks
  60
- Creating a New Program
  61
- Program
  61
- Deleting a Program
  62
- Editing a Program Title
  62
- Selecting a Program
  62
- Copy & Paste and Move & Paste
  63
- Track Editing
  63
- Performing Copy (or Move) Paste
  64
- Undo/Redo of Copy (or Move) Paste
  65
- Erasing
  66
- Erasing Track Data
  66
- Undo/Redo of Erase
  67
- Performing the Track Exchange
  68
- Track Exchange
  68
- Editing a Mark Position
  69
- Editing Marks
  69
- Viewing the Mark List
  69
- Adding a Mark
  70
- Enter a Mark Title
  70
- Deleting a Mark
  71
- Locating a Mark
  71
- Advanced Operations
  72
- Metronome Function
  72
- Monitoring the Metronome Sound
  72
- Setting the Metronome Output
  72
- Setting the Tempo Map
  72
- Setting the Time Base to Bar/Beat
  72
- On/Off of Bounce Mode
  73
- Performing the Track Bounce
  73
- Setting Level of each Track
  73
- Setting Pan Position
  73
- Track Bounce (Ping-Pong Recording)
  73
- Connecting the Instrument and Headphones
  74
- On/Off of Training Mode
  74
- Training Mode
  74
- Boosting the Bass Sound
  75
- Canceling the Center-Positioned Sound
  75
- Changing the Pitch
  75
- Playing Along with the Playback Sound
  75
- Setting the Cancel Position
  75
- Slowing down the Playback Speed
  75
- Mastering Mode
  76
- On/Off of Mastering Mode
  76
- Selecting a Program to be Played Back
  76
- Effect Library Details
  77
- On/Off the Mastering Effects
  77
- Recording Onto the Master Recorder
  77
- Setting the Mastering Effects
  77
Please Read
79
Please Read
81
- About Start and End Points
  82
- Using the Insert Effect
  83
- Rehearsal
  84
- Recording the Guitar
  85
- Recording with Effect
  86
- Digital Recording
  90
- Recording an External Source Onto the VF80 Digitally
  90
- Selecting a Program to be Recorded
  90
- Selecting a Track to Record
  90
- Selecting the Digital Input
  90
- Starting to Record
  90
- Connecting to External Equipment
  91
- MIDI Clock Sync System
  91
- Confirming the MIDI Clock Sync
  92
- Executing of Recording
  92
- MIDI Sync/MIDI Machine Control System
  92
- Setup of the VF80
  92
- Confirming MTC Sync/MMC
  93
- Connecting to External Equipment
  93
- Executing of Recording
  93
- Setup of External Equipment
  93
- Setup of the VF80
  93
- Confirming Chase Lock
  94
- Connecting to External Equipment
  94
- External MIDI Equipment Sync System by the Slave Mode
  94
- Setup of External Equipment
  94
- Setup of the VF80
  94
- Executing of Recording
  95
- About Song Data
  96
- Save/Load of Song Data
  96
- <Notes for Saving Data Using the S/PDIF Digital Signal
  97
- Items that Can be Saved or Loaded as Song Data
  97
- Notes for Digital Audio Recorder to be Used
  97
- Save/Load Using the S/PDIF Digital Signal
  97
- Connecting to an External Digital Recorder
  98
- Saving Data
  98
- Saving Data Using the S/PDIF Digital Signal
  98
- Setting the External Recorder
  98
- Connecting to an External Digital Recorder
  100
- Loading Data
  100
- Loading Data Using the S/P DIF Digital Signal
  100
- Setting the External Recorder
  100
- Please Read this First
  102
- Save/Load Using CD-RW/CD-R
  102
- Saving Data Using a CD-RW Drive (Backup)
  104
- Loading Backup Data from a CD-RW Drive
  107
- Important Notes for Using a WAV File
  109
- Saving a WAV File
  109
- About WAV File Saved
  112
- Loading a WAV File
  113
- Special Loading Method When Using a Computer
  114
- Making an Audio CD
  115
- Loading from an Audio CD
  118
- SETUP Mode
  121
- Changing the Bar Offset Figure
  122
- Clearing All Time Signature Data
  122
- Deleting of Time Signature
  122
- New Registering of Time Signature
  122
- Time Signature Setting
  122
- To Enter the SETUP Mode
  122
- Correcting the Registered Time Signature
  123
- New Registering of Tempo
  124
- Setting a Tempo
  124
- Correction of the Registered Tempo
  125
- Erasing of the Registered Tempo
  125
- Setting the Metronome Function
  125
- Setting an MTC Frame Rate
  126
- Setting MIDI Sync Output Signal
  126
- Setting an MTC Offset Value
  127
- Setting MTC Offset Mode
  127
- Setting the Slave Mode
  128
- Setting the Slave Type
  128
- Setting the Record Protect Function
  129
- Setting BAR/BEAT Resolution Mode
  130
- Setting Digital Input
  130
- Checking the Number of Track Events
  131
- Setting the MIDI Device Number
  131
- Fader Fix Mode Setting
  132
- The Drive Format Information
  132
- Fader Recall Mode Setting
  133
- Appendix
  134
- Installing the CD-1A
  134
- How to Install the CD-1A
  135
- Opening/Closing the Tray
  136
- Placing/Removing a Disc
  136
- MIDI Implementation Chart
  137
- Inquiry Message List
  138
- MMC Command List
  138
- Maintenance
  139
- Specifications
  139
- Block Diagram
  140
- Dimensions
  141
Declaration of Ec Directive
142

Fostex VF80 Specifications (2 pages)

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Fostex VF80 Supplement Owner's Manual (1 page)

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