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Input Channels
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MD8—Owner’s Manual
Input Channels
A
GAIN control
This rotary control adjusts the sensitivity of the MIC/LINE input so that both
microphone and line-level signals can be handled with ease.
B
FLIP switch
This switch is used to select the signal sources for the input channel and CUE con-
trols. With the [FLIP] switch in the up position, the MIC/LINE input signal is
fed to the input channel and the track signal is fed to the CUE controls. With the
[FLIP] switch in the down position, however, this is reversed: the MIC/LINE
input signal is fed to the CUE controls and the track signal is fed to the input
channel.
C
CUE PAN & LEVEL controls
These two controls are used to adjust the level and pan of the CUE signal. The
CUE signal source depends on the [FLIP] switch. With the [FLIP] switch set to
the up position, the signal source is the track (i.e., the signal being recorded or
played back). With the [FLIP] switch set to the down position, the CUE signal
source is the MIC/LINE inputs. This setting is typically used during mixdown,
when the track signal is fed through the input channel. This allows you to connect
extra sound sources during mixdown and set their level and pan position using
the CUE controls.
D
EQ controls
These rotary controls are used to boost and cut the high, middle, and low fre-
quency bands independently. The High and Low EQs are fixed frequency shelving
types. The Mid EQ is a sweepable peaking type. A flat setting (i.e., no boost or
cut) can be set quickly using the controls’ center detents.
E
AUX controls
These rotary controls are used to send the input channel signal to the AUX SEND
outputs for processing by external effects processors.
LINE
GAIN
HIGH
MID
LOW
AUX
PAN
MIC
LR
1
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
–15 +15
–15 +15
–15 +15
250 5k
FLIP
PB MIC/
LINE
CUE
010
F
G
1
010
2
010
1 2
3 4
GROUP ASSIGN
L
ODD
R
EVEN
P
A
N
L
E
V
E
L
1
7
8
2
3
5
6
4
Sweepable range
Response [dB]
Frequency [Hz]
+5
+10
+15
–15
–10
–5
0
10k1k100 20k20
HIGH ±15 dB at 12 kHz—shelving type
MID ±15 dB at 250 Hz–5 kHz—sweepable peaking type
LOW ±15 dB at 80 Hz—shelving type
- Owner’s Manual 1
- IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR 2
- THE UNITED KINGDOM 2
- SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 3
- Important 4
- Contents 6
- Welcome to the MD8 10
- Buying Discs for the MD8 11
- Touring the MD8 12
- Input Channels 13
- Master Section 15
- MD8 Song 16
- Display 9 17
- Disc Transport Section 18
- Disc Transport Section 11 19
- B POWER ON/OFF switch 20
- C MIDI IN, OUT & THRU 20
- 4 5 6 7 8 21
- 14 Touring the MD8 22
- Front Connectors 23
- 3 The First Session 24
- Connecting the Power Cord 25
- Turning on the MD8 25
- Loading a Disc 25
- Recording the First Track 25
- 18 The First Session 26
- GRP Method 26
- DIR Method 27
- Listening to the First Track 27
- Overdubbing 28
- Mixdown 21 29
- 22 The First Session 30
- Basic Multitracking 30
- Advanced Multitracking 30
- About Monitoring 31
- Multi-Source Mixing 32
- Multi-Source Mixing 25 33
- Recording a New Song 34
- Setting the Recording Mode 35
- Titling Discs & Songs 36
- Manual Punch In/Out 37
- Using the REC SELECT buttons 38
- Using a Footswitch 39
- Auto Punch In/Out 40
- Auto Punch In/Out 33 41
- Single Take Auto Punch In/Out 42
- Auto Punch In/Out 35 43
- PUNCH I/O 44
- Multi Take Auto Punch In/Out 45
- Auto Punch In/Out 39 47
- [IN] [OUT] 48
- Ping-Pong Recording 49
- Preparing for Ping-Pong 50
- Rehearsing Ping-Pong 51
- Performing Ping-Pong for Real 51
- Ping-Pong with Overdub 52
- Ping-Pong with Overdub 45 53
- Adjusting the Pitch 54
- Applying Effects 56
- Applying Effects at Mixdown 56
- Patching in Signal Processors 58
- 5 Quick Search Functions 59
- 52 Quick Search Functions 60
- Locating Specific Points 60
- Searching for Markers 61
- Inserting Markers 61
- Adjusting Markers 62
- Adjusting Markers 55 63
- Erasing Markers 64
- One Song Repeat 65
- All Song Repeat 65
- A–B Repeat 66
- Cue List Playback & Copy 67
- Program Playback 68
- 7 Editing Songs & Tracks 69
- Erasing Discs 70
- 8T:87654321 71
- Renumbering Songs 72
- Moving Songs 73
- Dividing Songs 74
- Combining Songs 75
- Erasing Songs 76
- Erasing Tracks 76
- Erasing Parts 77
- Copying Tracks 78
- Copying Parts 79
- 8 Other Functions 80
- 9 The MD8 & MIDI 81
- 74 The MD8 & MIDI 82
- Using MTC 83
- Using MIDI Clock 84
- Using MIDI Clock 77 85
- 78 The MD8 & MIDI 86
- Using MIDI Clock 79 87
- Current Tempo Map 87
- Tempo Step For 87
- Deletion 87
- Sorted Tempo Map 87
- Controlling the MD8 with MMC 88
- Setting the MMC Device ID 89
- Enabling MMC 89
- Tempo Map Chart 90
- 10 MD8 Applications 91
- MIDI Home Studio 92
- Track transfer 93
- 11 Beyond the Basics 94
- Pitch Applications 95
- Monitoring 95
- 88 Beyond the Basics 96
- 12 Q&A Section 97
- 90 Q&A Section 98
- Troubleshooting 99
- 92 Troubleshooting 100
- Appendix 101
- Display Messages 102
- Specifications 103
- 96 Appendix 104
- Block Diagram 105
- Block Diagram 97 105
- MD8—Owner’s Manual 105
- 98 Appendix 106
- Dimensions 106
- Glossary 107
- 100 Glossary 108
- Glossary 101 109
- 102 Index 110
- Index 103 111
- 104 Index 112
- Index 105 113
- MIDI Implementation Chart 114
- Tracking Sheet 115
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