Yamaha AW4416 Manuale Utente
Chapter5—Recording on the AW4416
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— Operation Guide
❒ Automix
By using this function, fader and [ON] key operations, changes in mix parameters
such as EQ and pan, and events such as scene memory or library selection can
be recorded and played back in realtime in synchronization with the song. You
can also record operations in multiple stages, or edit recorded events later. To
record or play back scene memories, you can use the AUTOMIX screen Main
page ([AUTOMIX] key → [F1] key), etc.
such as EQ and pan, and events such as scene memory or library selection can
be recorded and played back in realtime in synchronization with the song. You
can also record operations in multiple stages, or edit recorded events later. To
record or play back scene memories, you can use the AUTOMIX screen Main
page ([AUTOMIX] key → [F1] key), etc.
Recording the stereo track
The recorder section of the AW4416 provides a stereo track that is independent
of audio tracks 1–16, and which is used mainly as a master track for creating a
two-track mix.
of audio tracks 1–16, and which is used mainly as a master track for creating a
two-track mix.
Here we will explain the procedure of mixing the signals of tracks 1–16 and the
return signals from the internal effects into a stereo track to create a finished song.
return signals from the internal effects into a stereo track to create a finished song.
1. Press the REC TRACK SELECT [ST] key.
The stereo track will be in record-ready mode.
Tip!
The input of the stereo track is internally connected to the stereo output channel of
the mixer. This means that the L/R level meter in the level meters/counter section
can be used as the input level meter for the stereo track.
the mixer. This means that the L/R level meter in the level meters/counter section
can be used as the input level meter for the stereo track.
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REC TRACK SELECT
ST
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