Yamaha MT8X, Руководство по эксплуатации

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RECORDING EXAMPLE 1 : A basic recording (overdubbing)
As a basic recording, let's take the three rhythm instruments and the melody, which make up the underlying structure of
the music, and put them together.
Recording plan
1. Determine the organization of instruments and the
position of each instrument as figured on the right.
2. Determine the final designation of each track.
Instruments and their respective positions
Track 1
Track 2
Track 3
Track 4
Track 5
Track 6
3. Determine the recording order
1 . Rhythm parts: Rhythm Machine (as Drums)
Bass Guitar
2. Backing part: Guitar Backing
3. Melody parts: Vocal
Guitar Solo
Drums L
Drums R
Bass Guitar
Vocal
Guitar Backing
Guitar Solo
The order of an ordinary recording is as follows.
Recording procedure
1 . Recording the rhythm parts
Record the drum part performed by the rhythm machine onto tracks 1 and 2 in stereo.
At this time, it is recommended to record counts on a few measures before the beginning of the program.
Next, play the bass guitar while listening to the recorded drum part (or at the same time as recording the drum part),
and record this bass part onto track 3.
If you think it will be difficult to play the bass without listening to vocals, you may record temporary vocals onto
another track (such as track 8), and play the bass while listening to the recorded vocals and drum part.
2. Recording the chord backing
While listening to the rhythm parts which have been recorded, play the guitar and record the backing part onto track 5.
3. Recording the vocal part
While listening to the rhythm and backing parts which have been recorded, record the vocal part onto
track 4.
4. Recording the Guitar Solo
While listening to the rhythm, backing and vocal parts which have been recorded, play the guitar and record the
guitar solos such as the lead-in and interlude onto track 6.
Mixdown
5.
Adjust the level balance and tone for the signals recorded in steps 1-4, and the orientation of instruments in the
stereo image, and also apply effects to them as required. After that, mix down the signals to the stereo tape deck.
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