Fostex MR16, Owner'S Manual

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MR16
Owner’s Manual (Track bouncing)
Track bouncing
This chapter describes track bouncing which is an important func-
tion in the recording process.
The track bouncing mixes several tracks and records onto other
two tracks. By using this function, you can record more sound
materials to the MR16 tracks.
Five track bouncing modes are available:
(1) Bouncing tracks 1 through 8 to tracks 9/10.
(2) Bouncing tracks 1 through 10 to tracks 11/12.
(3) Bouncing tracks 1 through 12 to tracks 13/14.
(4) Bouncing tracks 1 through 14 to tracks 15/16.
(5) Bouncing tracks 1 through 16 to tracks 15/16 of a new song.
In any mode, you can apply a reverb (or delay) to tracks 1 through
8 when bouncing to two tracks in stereo. Furthermore, you can
apply the mastering effect to the mixed signals.
You can also execute track bouncing while mixing sound sources
from inputs A through D.
The mixed data (stereo song data) bounced to tracks 15/16 can be
converted to a stereo WAV file and export to a PC for burning an
audio CD (CD-DA).