Steinberg NUENDO 2, Руководство пользователя

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6. Make sure the Meter “Post” button is deactivated in the common
panel in the Input Console window.
This will make the channel level meters show the input level, pre-fader.
7. Open the Channel Overview window and select one of the channels
in the stereo pair.
8. Play the input sound source and adjust the input level with the Atten-
uator control.
The signal should be as loud as possible, without reaching 0 dB. You may want to
check the level of the other channel in the stereo pair as well, in case it is louder.
9. Set up the sound the way you want it.
This may include EQ-ing and using the channel’s Dynamics processor. If you want to
record with effects, this is described on
page 41 .
10. Select the Bus Send mode for the channels’ Upper displays and locate
the Bus Sends corresponding to the Inputs you selected in step 2
above.
In our example, this would be Bus Sends 1 and 2.
11. Make sure the Post Pan button is activated , activate the Bus Sends
and turn their send level knobs fully up.
With the Post Pan button activated, a left-panned channel sends its signal to the odd-
numbered bus in a pair, and vice versa.
12. Make sure these Bus Sends are deactivated for all other DS Channels,
to avoid leakage or re-recording background Tracks!
13. Open the Bus/Aux Console window and check the level for the acti-
vated Buses (in our example, Bus 1 and 2).
This shows you the level of the signals that will be recorded into Nuendo. If necessary,
adjust the channel and Bus faders.
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The Stereo Mix fader in the Input Console can not be used for adjusting
recording levels in this setup. Rather it is used for your monitoring level.
14. Activate recording in Nuendo as usual.