Yamaha A3000, Owner'S Manual

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Starting Out
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Chapter 2 Trying It Out
Chapter 2
3.
Turn Knob 2 to select the input.
The
Input
setting selects the input to be recorded. The A3000 records only the signal
carried through the connector(s) that you select here.
• If you are recording from a monaural microphone connected to the “L” input on the
front panel, select
AD L
.
• If you are recording from a stereo microphone connected to both the “L” and “R”
inputs, select
AD L/R
.
Memo
• After selecting the appropriate function screen (page), you adjust the various settings by rotating
the appropriate knobs. Each knob controls a different setting. Above each knob you will see the
name of the setting it controls (on the top line of the screen), and the currently selected value (on
the second line). Turning the knob changes the value shown in the second line.
• If you have installed the optional AIEB1 I/O expansion board, you will also be able to select
DIGITAL
or
OPTICAL
as your input source.
4.
Turn Knob 3 to set the sample type (
SmpType
) to Mono.
This setting selects the type of sample to be recorded: either monaural or stereo. In this
example, we will create a monaural sample. (Note that the
Mono
setting forces a mon-
aural recording, even if you are supplying your input through a stereo microphone.)
5.
Turn Knob 1 to the right one click to advance to the
Target
page.
You use this page to set the recording method and sample name, and to select whether
the recorded sample is to be associated with the current program.
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The screen now looks like this.