Yamaha MT8X, Руководство по эксплуатации

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CONGRATULATIONS
Your MT8X Multitrack Cassette Recorder is a powerful recording tool that will enable you to work
with sound in many ways. No other multitrack cassette recorder offers the straightforward
simplicity and ease-of-use of the MT8X. Whether you need to record acoustic instruments or voice
using microphones, electronic instruments and line-level sources, or a creative blend of the two,
the MT8X makes the process of building tracks extraordinarily smooth and simple. You can
simply record and remix eight tracks, or use the multitrack "ping-pong" recording technique to
individually record many independent parts adding sound layer by layer until you create
exactly the arrangement and texture your imagination demands with its ability to record on all
eight tracks, or in any combination, MT8X is the ideal choice for recording bands or layering
tracks at home. And, because it’s a YAMAHA, you know that the MT8X will give you the very
finest sound quality and overall performance available.
In order to make use of the MT8X’s many features and obtain maximum performance, we urge
you to read this operation manual thoroughly and keep it in a safe place for future reference.
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PRECAUTIONS...................................................................................5
FEATURES ..........................................................................................6
STRUCTURE OF THE MT8X ..............................................................7
CONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS...............................................8
MIXER (CHANNEL INPUT SECTION) ............................................8
MIXER (MASTER SECTION)..........................................................9
RECORDER ...................................................................................10
DISPLAY........................................................................................12
FRONT PANEL ..............................................................................12
REAR PANEL ................................................................................13
RECORDING METHODS..................................................................14
MONITOR.....................................................................................14
INITIAL RECORDING ....................................................................15
OVERDUBBING.............................................................................16
PITCH CONTROL ..........................................................................16
PING-PONG RECORDING ............................................................17
PUNCH-IN/OUT RECORDING......................................................20
SYNC RECORDING.....................................................................23
MIXDOWN.....................................................................................27
SETTING THE RECORDING LEVELS..........................................28
RECORDING EXAMPLES................................................................29
RECORDING PLAN.......................................................................29
RECORDING EXAMPLE 1 :
A basic recording (overdubbing) ............................................31
RECORDING EXAMPLE 2:
An advanced recording ............................................................35
CONNECTION EXAMPLE .................................................................40
TROUBLESHOOTING .......................................................................41
MAINTENANCE............................................................................42
SPECIFICATIONS............................................................................43
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS......................................................43
DIMENSIONS.................................................................................44
BLOCK DIAGRAM.......................................................................129
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