Yamaha AW4416 Manuale Utente

Chapter5—Recording on the AW4416

Note that the level when the PAN knob is positioned at full left or full right will 
differ between paired and unpaired channels.
The level of a channel that is not paired will rise 3 dB when the PAN knob is 
positioned at full left (L16) or full right (R16).

4. In the same way, move the cursor to the input channel 2 area, and set 

the PAN knob to far right (R16).

Even for paired channels, the PAN knobs will not operate in tandem if the MODE 
area Pan parameter is set to INDIVIDUAL (default setting). The PAN knobs will 
move in tandem if this parameter is set to GANG or INVERTED GANG.

Next we will set tracks 1/2 of the recorder to record-ready mode, and adjust the 
input level of each track.

1. In the level meters/counter section, press [REC TRACK SELECT] keys 1 

and 2.

[REC TRACK SELECT] keys 1 and 2 will begin blinking. In the level meters/
counter section, REC READY indicators 1 and 2 will blink red. This indicates that 
tracks 1/2 are in record-ready mode.

2. While producing sound on your instrument, watch level meters 1/2 in 

the level meters/counter section.

The level of the signals being input to tracks 1/2 (which are in record-ready 
mode) will be shown in level meters 1/2. If the red segment at the 0 dB position 
lights for level meters 1/2, lower faders 1/2 (input channel 1/2 input levels).

In this example, tracks 1/2 are paired, so be sure to operate only one of the fad-
ers.

When the AW4416 is in its initial state, the input monitor mode of each track is set 
to “AUTO.” For tracks that are currently in record-ready mode, the level meters will 
show the level of the input signal while the recorder is stopped, and the level of the 
track playback signal when the recorder is playing back.

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