Yamaha aw16g Manual De Usuario
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Mixdo
wn and bounce oper
ations
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■ Adjusting the effect send level
Here’s how to load an effect library into internal effect 1,
and adjust the level (effect send level) of the signal that is
sent from each channel via effect bus 1 to internal effect
1.
and adjust the level (effect send level) of the signal that is
sent from each channel via effect bus 1 to internal effect
1.
1
Repeatedly press the [EFF1] knob or hold
down the [EFF1] knob and use the CURSOR
[
down the [EFF1] knob and use the CURSOR
[
]/[
] keys to access the LIBRARY page of
the EFF1 screen.
2
Select the effect library that you want to use,
and load it into internal effect 1.
and load it into internal effect 1.
In this example, we will select a reverb-type library.
3
Press the [EFF1] knob once to access the
SEND page of the EFF1 screen.
SEND page of the EFF1 screen.
If insert effect 1 is connected via the mixer section
send/return, the following items will be added to
the SEND page of the EFF1 screen.
send/return, the following items will be added to
the SEND page of the EFF1 screen.
1
EFF
Adjusts the send level of the signal that is sent from
each channel to insert effect 1.
each channel to insert effect 1.
B
PRE/POST
Selects the location from which the signal from
each channel will be sent to insert effect 1. Move
the cursor to this area and press the [ENTER] key to
switch between the following two settings.
each channel will be sent to insert effect 1. Move
the cursor to this area and press the [ENTER] key to
switch between the following two settings.
PRE (pre-fader) .......... The signal from immediately
before the fader will be sent.
POST (post-fader) ...... The signal from immediately after
the fader will be sent.
Note
Note
If the page you see is different than shown above, make
sure that track channels are selected as the object of your
operations. (This is shown in the upper left of the screen.)
If input channels/pad channels are selected, press one of
the [TRACK SEL] keys.
sure that track channels are selected as the object of your
operations. (This is shown in the upper left of the screen.)
If input channels/pad channels are selected, press one of
the [TRACK SEL] keys.
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Move the cursor to the PRE/POST field in the
screen, and press the [ENTER] key to specify
the location from which the signal will be
sent from each channel to internal effect 1.
screen, and press the [ENTER] key to specify
the location from which the signal will be
sent from each channel to internal effect 1.
Select POST if you want the volume of the effect
sound to be affected by the fader position. Select
PRE if you want to set the volume of the effect
sound independently of the fader position.
sound to be affected by the fader position. Select
PRE if you want to set the volume of the effect
sound independently of the fader position.
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While you play back the song, move the cur-
sor to the EFF knobs in the screen, and adjust
the level of the signal that is sent from each
channel to internal effect 1.
sor to the EFF knobs in the screen, and adjust
the level of the signal that is sent from each
channel to internal effect 1.
Tip!
Tip!
Another way of adjusting the send level to internal effect
1 is to press a [TRACK SEL] key to select a track channel,
and then turn the [EFF1] knob of the Selected Channel
section. This method is convenient if you want to adjust
the effect level without displaying a different screen.
1 is to press a [TRACK SEL] key to select a track channel,
and then turn the [EFF1] knob of the Selected Channel
section. This method is convenient if you want to adjust
the effect level without displaying a different screen.
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To adjust the master level of the effect send,
repeatedly press the Selected Channel sec-
tion [VIEW] key or hold down the [VIEW] key
and use the CURSOR [
repeatedly press the Selected Channel sec-
tion [VIEW] key or hold down the [VIEW] key
and use the CURSOR [
]/[
] keys to access
the BUS page of the VIEW screen.
The BUS page of the VIEW screen lets you use on-
screen faders to adjust the master level of each bus.
screen faders to adjust the master level of each bus.
1
PEAK button
This is an on/off switch for the peak hold function of
the level meters. If this button is on, a peak indica-
tor
the level meters. If this button is on, a peak indica-
tor
will show the level meter peaks, and will
remain displayed. To reset this indicator, you can
temporarily switch the PEAK button off. This setting
is shared with the METER page of the VIEW screen.
temporarily switch the PEAK button off. This setting
is shared with the METER page of the VIEW screen.
B
PRE/POST button
This selects whether the level meters of the BUS
page will indicate the pre-fader level (PRE) or the
post-fader level (POST). This setting is independent
from the METER page of the VIEW screen.
page will indicate the pre-fader level (PRE) or the
post-fader level (POST). This setting is independent
from the METER page of the VIEW screen.
C
AUX
D
EFF
E
BUS
Use these faders to adjust the master levels of AUX
buses 1/2, effect buses 1/2, and the L/R bus. The
level of each bus is indicated by the level meters at
the right of each fader.
buses 1/2, effect buses 1/2, and the L/R bus. The
level of each bus is indicated by the level meters at
the right of each fader.
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Move the cursor to the fader for effect bus 1,
and use the [DATA/JOG] dial to raise or lower
it.
and use the [DATA/JOG] dial to raise or lower
it.
Tip!
Tip!
You can also adjust the level of the return signal that is
returned from the internal effect to the mixer section. For
details, refer to “Editing the parameters of an internal
effect” (
returned from the internal effect to the mixer section. For
details, refer to “Editing the parameters of an internal
effect” (
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