Yamaha AW4416 Manuale Utente
Chapter14—Automix
— Operation Guide
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The on-screen PLAY button will turn on (the STOP button will turn off), and auto-
mix will begin playing automatically.
mix will begin playing automatically.
Note
If you begin playback from the middle of the song, automix will also begin playing
from the same location. At this time if any automix events exist before the playback
start location, automix will begin playback from a state of having executed all of
these earlier events (i.e., the mix will be updated before playback begins).
from the same location. At this time if any automix events exist before the playback
start location, automix will begin playback from a state of having executed all of
these earlier events (i.e., the mix will be updated before playback begins).
5. To stop automix playback, move the cursor to the on-screen STOP but-
ton and press the [ENTER] key, or press the top panel [STOP] key.
Even if automix is not stopped manually in this way, it will stop automatically
after all of the recorded automix events have been played.
after all of the recorded automix events have been played.
Overwriting events
New data can be overwritten (added or rewritten) onto a previously-recorded
automix, either on a different channel or different mix element on the same chan-
nel. For example after recording fader operations for monitor channel 1, you can
then record fader operations for monitor channel 2, or record pan operations on
the same channel. The following explanation shows pan or EQ operations can be
overwritten onto an automix that already contains previously-recorded opera-
tions of the monitor channel faders.
automix, either on a different channel or different mix element on the same chan-
nel. For example after recording fader operations for monitor channel 1, you can
then record fader operations for monitor channel 2, or record pan operations on
the same channel. The following explanation shows pan or EQ operations can be
overwritten onto an automix that already contains previously-recorded opera-
tions of the monitor channel faders.
You can use the same procedure to overwrite (rewrite) the previously-recorded
events of a previously-recorded channel. In this case, the previously-recorded
content will be erased when you begin overwrite-recording.
events of a previously-recorded channel. In this case, the previously-recorded
content will be erased when you begin overwrite-recording.
1. Press the [HOME] key of the FADER MODE section, and the [MONI] key
of the MIXING LAYER section.
2. Locate the song to a point slightly before the location where you wish to
begin overwriting.
3. Press the [AUTOMIX] key → [F1] key.
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