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Chapter 23 Frequently Asked Questions
Chapter 23
1.
Press [EZ ROUTING] so it is lit.
2.
Press [PAGE] so that “INPUT” appears in the display
above [F2].
3.
Press [F2 (INPUT)] to display the Input Mixer settings.
4.
Use [
], [
], [
], and [
] and the TIME/
VALUE dial to set the Send for Inputs 1-8 to Tracks 1-8.
For example, the Send for Input 1 would appear as
“1/-.”
5.
Use [
], [
], [
], and [
] and the TIME/
VALUE dial to set EFX 1 to “INL” for Input 1 and “INR”
for Input 2.
6.
Use [
], [
], [
], and [
] and the TIME/
VALUE dial to set EFX 2 to “INL” for Input 3 and “INR”
for Input 4.
7.
Use [
], [
], [
], and [
] and the TIME/
VALUE dial to set EFX 3 to “INL” for Input 5 and “INR”
for Input 6.
8.
Use [
], [
], [
], and [
] and the TIME/
VALUE dial to set EFX 4 to “INL” for Input 7 and “INR”
for Input 8.
9.
Press [F3 (TRACK)] to display the Track Routing screen.
10.
Use [
], [
], [
], and [
] and the TIME/
VALUE dial to set Send for Tracks 1-8 to “MIX.”
11.
Use [
], [
], [
], and [
] and the TIME/
VALUE dial to set Status for Tracks 1-8 to “REC.”
12.
Press [F4 (EFX)] to display the Effect Settings screen.
13.
Use [
], [
], [
], and [
] and the TIME/
VALUE dial to select “P096 Dual Comp/Lim” for Effects
1-4.
14.
Press [F6 (Save)] and the Routing Save screen will appear
in the display.
15.
Use [
], [
], [
], and [
] and the TIME/
VALUE dial to enter a name for this user EZ Routing
template (e.g. “8 Ins w/comp”).
16.
Press [F5 (Write)] and your template will be saved.
17.
Press [PLAY (DISPLAY)] to return to the Playlist display.
Use the following procedure to recall your template:
1.
Press [EZ ROUTING] so it is lit.
2.
Use the TIME/VALUE dial to highlight your user
template.
3.
Press [PAGE] so that “EXEC” appears above F4.
4.
Press [F4 (EXEC)] twice. “Apply this Routing?” will
appear in the display.
5.
Press [YES] to apply your user template.
How Do I Bounce Tracks?
Bouncing tracks is a common recording technique used to
free up additional recording tracks, or as you prepare a song
for CD production by combining (“or bouncing”) audio
recorded on multiple tracks to a single track or stereo pair of
tracks. New material can then be recorded to the original
tracks if necessary. On the VS-1680, you can record new
tracks without recording over the original material by
recording on different V-Tracks. Also, because the bouncing
is performed digitally, so you are not adding noise each time
you bounce tracks. Use the following procedure to bounce
Tracks 1-14 to Tracks 15 and 16:
1.
Press the TRACK 15/16 SELECT button.
2.
Use [
], [
], [
], and [
] to highlight the
Link icon, and then use the TIME/VALUE dial to select
“ON.”
3.
Hold the Track 15/16 STATUS button and press
[CLEAR].
4.
Hold the Track 15/16 STATUS button and press the
Track 1-14 SELECT buttons consecutively so that they
are flashing.
5.
Press the Track 15/16 STATUS button until it is set to
Source mode (orange). Press the STATUS buttons for
Tracks 1-14 until they are set to Play mode (green).
6.
Press [PLAY] and adjust the level and pan settings for
Tracks 1-14 as desired. Press [STOP] when you are
finished.
7.
Press the Track 15/16 STATUS button until it is set to
Record Ready mode (flashing red).
8.
Reset your song to the beginning and press [REC]
followed by [PLAY].
9.
Press [STOP] when your song is finished playing. Now,
Tracks 15 and 16 contain a stereo mix of Tracks 1-14.
10.
Reset your song to the beginning, turn off Tracks 1-14,
and press [PLAY] to hear the results. Make sure that the
EQ switch and all effects sends for Tracks 15 and 16 are
turned off. This will ensure that the “bounced” version of
Tracks 1-14 sounds the same as the original.
Summary of Contents for VS-1680 V-XPANDED
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Page 40: ...40 Chapter 2 Basic Operation ...
Page 50: ...50 Chapter 3 Playback Operations ...
Page 138: ...138 Chapter 9 Automix ...
Page 168: ...168 Chapter 12 Song Editing ...
Page 184: ...184 Chapter 13 CD RW and Mastering ...
Page 188: ...188 Chapter 14 Other Useful Functions ...
Page 212: ...212 Chapter 16 Using Software Sequencers ...
Page 230: ...230 Chapter 18 CD Backup ...
Page 238: ...238 Chapter 19 Using a DAT Recorder DAT Backup ...
Page 242: ...242 Chapter 20 Compatibility with Other VS Recorders ...
Page 252: ...252 Chapter 21 System and Global Settings ...
Page 260: ...260 Chapter 22 Specific Applications ...