Yamaha n8 User Manual

This section enables you to set the type, output level, 
and other settings for the internal digital reverb.

REVERB [TYPE] switch
This switch determines the type of internal digital reverb.
Each press of the switch cycles through different 
effect types in this order: HALL 

→ ROOM → PLATE.

[REVERB TIME] control
This control adjusts the reverb time (duration of 
reverberation) of the internal digital reverb. Rotating 
the knob counter-clockwise will shorten the duration, 

and rotating it clockwise will extend the duration.

REVERB [LEVEL] control
This control adjusts the output level of the internal 
digital reverb. The “

▼” position corresponds to the 

nominal level (0 dB).

[TO AUX]/[TO REC]/[TO ST] switches
These switches route the output signal from the internal 
digital reverb to the AUX, REC, or STEREO buses. Turn 
the desired switch on (

) to route the output from the 

internal digital reverb to the desired buses.

This section enables you to adjust the level of and 
route the signal input from the 2TR IN jacks (page 20).

[LEVEL] control
Adjusts the level of the signal input from the 2TR IN jacks. 
The “

▼” position corresponds to the nominal level (0 dB).

[ON] switch
This switch determines whether the 2TR IN signal will be 
sent to the STEREO buses. When the switch is turned on 
(

), the 2TR IN signal is sent to the stereo buses.

This section enables you to adjust the level of and 
route the stereo signal transmitted from the DAW 
(DAW IN 1/2).

[LEVEL] control
This control adjusts the level of the stereo DAW 
signal to the STEREO buses. The knob set to the “

▼” 

position corresponds to the nominal level (0 dB).

[ON] switch
This switch determines whether the stereo output signal 
from the DAW will be routed to the STEREO buses. 
When the switch is turned on (

), the stereo output 

from the DAW will be sent to the mixer’s STEREO buses.

This control adjusts the left and right volume balance 
of the stereo channels (STEREO L/R).

If you want to monitor pre-fader input channel 
signals when you are using the Solo function, turn 
this switch on (

).

This switch turns on and off the signal output from 
the ST OUT jacks. When the switch is on (

), the 

signal is output from the ST OUT jacks.

This fader adjusts the level of the signal output from 
the ST OUT jacks. The “0” position corresponds to 
the nominal output level (0 dB).

HALL

Simulates reverberation in a concert hall.

ROOM

Simulates reverberation in a room.

PLATE

Simulates reverberation of a plate echo.

 If you turn on the C-R SOURCE SELECT 

[5.1] switch, the DAW TO ST [ON] switch will be 
disabled.

 While this switch is turned on, if you also 

turn the [SOLO] switch on, the monitor signal 
volume may become very loud. In this case, use the 
[SOLO LEVEL] control (page 17) to adjust the 
monitoring volume level. The monitoring volume 
level of the n8 is always attenuated by 12 dB.

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