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Reference section
SONG screen
Song List page
Save/load/create a song
Function
Load an existing song, save the current
song, or create a new song.
Key operation
• [SONG] key → [F1] (Song List) key
• [SHIFT] key + [SONG] key (shortcut)
• Repeatedly press the [SONG] key
until the display shown at right
appears.
Screen functions
A Song list
This is a list of the songs saved on the internal hard
disk. The song enclosed by the dotted line is cur-
rently selected for loading. Use the [DATA/JOG]
dial to select a song. The highlighted line indicates
the current song (the currently-loaded song).
The song list displays the following information.
• SONG NAME ...... Song name (however, only
the first 16 characters)
• SAVED AT............ Date and time at which the
song was last saved
• SIZE .................... Size of the song
• BIT/FS ................. Number of quantization bits/
sampling frequency of the
song
• PRT...................... Song protect (→P.238) on/off
status
Tip!
• If song protect is on, the PRT column will show “ ”.
• In this page, you can turn the [DATA/JOG] dial to
select the song for loading regardless of where the
cursor is located.
B SELECTED SONG NAME
This displays the name of the song that is currently
selected in the song list. This area is for display
only, and cannot be edited.
C COMMENT
This displays the comment for the song that is cur-
rently selected in the song list. This area is for dis-
play only, and cannot be edited.
Tip!
The song name and comment can be edited in the
SONG screen Setting page.
D LOAD button
When you move the cursor to this button and
press the [ENTER] key, the song selected in the
song list will be loaded.
E SAVE button
When you move the cursor to this button and
press the [ENTER] key, the song will be saved. If
you accessed this page by holding down the
[SHIFT] key and pressing the [SONG] key, the cur-
sor will automatically move to this button, so you
can save the song by simply pressing the [ENTER]
key again. (Shortcut for the Song Save operation)
Tip!
When you save a song, it will always be overwritten
onto the current song on the hard disk.
F NEW SONG button
When you move the cursor to this button and
press the [ENTER] key, a new song will be created.
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SONG screen
- Owner’s Manual 1
- IMPORTANT 2
- NEDERLAND THE NETHERLANDS 3
- Important 4
- Table of contents 6
- —Reference section— 8
- —Appendix— 9
- Before you begin 10
- About the internal hard disk 11
- Installation 11
- Installing a CD-RW drive 13
- Installation procedure 14
- Manual eject (emergency disc 16
- About external SCSI devices 17
- Connection procedure 17
- ■ About terminators 18
- ■ About SCSI errors 18
- Installing I/O card 19
- Turning the power on 20
- Setting the internal clock 20
- Turning the power off 21
- Parts and their functions 22
- EQ/ATT/GRP 23
- DYN/DLY/ 23
- FADER MODE section 24
- MIXING LAYER section 24
- Fader section 25
- Display section 26
- REC TRACK SELECT section 27
- RECORDER section 27
- AUTOMATION section 28
- SCENE MEMORY section 28
- LOCATE section 29
- Transport section 30
- Rear panel 31
- Front panel 33
- Welcome to the world of 34
- CD-RW drive (option) 35
- Other features 35
- Signal flow within the AW2816 36
- Input channels 1–8 37
- Return channels 1/2 38
- Recorder input patch 38
- Monitor channels 1–16 39
- Digital cascade connection 39
- Oscillator 39
- Stereo output channel 40
- Buses 1–8 40
- AUX buses 1–6 40
- Output patch 41
- Internal effects 1/2 41
- Monitor output/headphone out 41
- Audio tracks 42
- Virtual tracks 42
- The stereo track 42
- About the display 43
- Knobs/faders/numerical boxes 44
- Basic operation of the AW2816 45
- Inputting text 46
- Selecting a channel 47
- Let’s record on the AW2816 49
- Creating a new song 50
- Word clock settings 52
- Recording the first track 54
- Pairing two channels 55
- Patching input signals to 56
- Adjusting the monitor level 58
- Recording 59
- Setting the input level 60
- Applying the dynamics proces 63
- Adjusting the mix balance 66
- Using the internal effects 67
- Recording on the stereo track 68
- Saving your song 70
- REC TRACK 71
- Switching virtual tracks 74
- Operating multiple faders 75
- Operating multiple [ON] keys 76
- Using the Solo function 77
- Input/output patching 79
- (Recorder Input Patch) 81
- • DIGITAL STEREO OUT jack 83
- • STEREO OUT jacks 83
- Using the patch library 84
- EQ DYNAT T 87
- (Quick Rec) 88
- Check the patching 91
- Switching between pre-fader/ 93
- Adjusting the return level 94
- Adjusting the send level 94
- Change the patching 95
- Recalling an effect program 96
- Start recording 98
- Saving an effect program 100
- Transport/Locate operations 101
- (the Nudge function) 102
- Operation section 103
- (A-B Repeat) 105
- Locating to a specified point 106
- [RTZ] key 107
- ■ Setting a locate point 108
- Using markers to locate 109
- 05:00.00 111
- 08:00.00 111
- 03:00.00 111
- Editing tracks and virtual 113
- Tracks, parts, and regions 114
- Naming a track or region 115
- Editing a region name 116
- Editing entire Tracks 117
- Editing by Part 119
- Editing by Region 120
- [ENTER] key 123
- Editing commands 124
- Commands and parameters of 127
- Scene memory operations 133
- Storing a scene 134
- Recalling a scene 135
- Editing the name of a scene 136
- Protecting a scene 137
- Changing the order of scenes 138
- Using automix 139
- Creating a new automix 140
- Playing back the automix 142
- (Punch-in/out) 145
- Re-recording fader operations 147
- Previously-recorded 148
- New fader position 148
- 1 2 3 4 5 149
- Storing an automix 151
- Recalling an automix 152
- Managing songs 153
- Saving the current song 154
- Loading a song 155
- Editing the song name/comment 156
- Protecting a song 157
- Duplicating a song 158
- Deleting an unwanted song 159
- (Optimize) 160
- Using the internal hard disk/ 164
- Formatting an external drive 165
- Erasing CD-RW media 166
- Backing up songs 167
- ■ CD-RW drive 168
- ■ Removable drive such as MO 168
- ■ External hard disk 168
- Restoring backup data 169
- (Defrag) 171
- Writing a track to a WAV file 172
- (Exporting a WAV file) 172
- Exporting tracks to WAV files 173
- (Importing a WAV file) 177
- Loading CD audio into a track 179
- (CD-DA Import) 179
- Playing an audio CD (CD Play) 182
- Mastering 184
- Checking the free space 186
- Setting the mastering mode 186
- Executing mastering 187
- ■ When using Track At Once 189
- ■ When using Disc At Once 189
- Finalizing a disc 190
- What you can do using MIDI 191
- AW2816 to external devices 193
- AW2816 and your computer 194
- External MIDI device 200
- (e.g., computer) 200
- Use this AW2816 to 201
- AW2816 AW2816 201
- MTC master MTC slave 207
- ■ MIDI messages that can be 210
- [ON] keys 214
- MIDI (Bulk Dump) 216
- Other functions 218
- Recalling EQ settings from a 224
- (Dynamics Library) 225
- 00.00.00.00 230
- Using the metronome 232
- ■ Monitor the signal 234
- ■ Create a mix and record 234
- ■ Monitor the input signals 235
- Reference section 237
- HOME screen 238
- SONG screen 239
- Setting page 240
- Song Edit page 242
- Tempo Map page 243
- DEL button 244
- NEW button 244
- INS (Insert) button 244
- Shut Down page 245
- FILE screen 246
- • [F1] (CD LOAD) key 247
- • [F2] (CD UNLOAD) key 247
- Restore page 248
- • [F3] (RELOAD) key 249
- Disk Util. page 250
- File system select 251
- AUDIO READ SPEED 251
- WRITE SPEED 251
- CD-RW MEDIA ERASE 251
- CD screen 252
- • [F3] (NEW) key 253
- • [F4] (INS) key 253
- • [F5] (DEL) key 253
- CD Play page 254
- QUICK REC screen 256
- E REC.TR (Recorder Tracks) 257
- F ALL CLEAR button 257
- G CLEAR button 257
- H EXECUTE button 257
- SETUP screen 258
- C Fs (Sampling frequency) 259
- D VARI (Vari-pitch) 259
- E STEREO BUS CASCADE 259
- Monitor page 260
- Dither Out page 261
- Dither TRK page 262
- Solo Setup page 263
- E SOLO SAFE CHANNEL 264
- UTILITY screen 265
- Prefer.1 page 266
- F DIGITAL ST IN SYNC CAUTION 267
- G OPTION IN SYNC CAUTION 267
- Prefer. 2 page 268
- G CD/DAT DIGITAL REC 269
- H DIGITAL OUT COPYRIGHT 269
- Prefer. 3 page 270
- D MASTERING MODE 271
- E CD BACKUP/WAV-EXP MODE (CD 271
- CTRL Key Asgn. page 272
- C ASSIGN button 273
- MIDI screen 274
- +00:00:05:00.00 275
- H Tx CH (Transmit channel) 276
- I Rx CH (Receive channel) 276
- J MMC DEVICE 276
- K MMC MODE 276
- MIDI Setup 2 page 277
- PGM Asgn. page 278
- CTL Asgn. page 279
- Bulk Dump page 283
- B ALL button 284
- C REQUEST button 284
- D TRANSMIT button 284
- E INTERVAL 284
- PATCH screen 285
- Patch OUT page 286
- OUT ASSIGN (2) areas 287
- Patch Lib page 288
- Plug-in page 289
- VIEW screen 290
- L ASSIGN button 291
- PRE/PST (Pre/Post) 292
- AUX ON/OFF 292
- Library page 293
- F STORE button 294
- G Library list 294
- H SOURCE CHANNEL 294
- PAN/ROUTE screen 295
- Pan MONI page 296
- Pair page 297
- EQ/ATT/GRP screen 298
- • [F1] (FLAT) key 299
- • [F2] (BAND FLAT) key 299
- • [F5] (COPY ATT. TO ALL) key 299
- • [F1] (TITLE EDIT) key 301
- • [F2] (RECALL) key 301
- • [F3] (STORE) key 301
- Fader Grp page 302
- Mute Grp page 303
- DYN/DLY screen 304
- I CURVE/TYPE 307
- Dly/ø1–8/Dly/øMONI page 308
- AUX1–AUX4 screens 309
- • [F1] (GLOBAL PRE) key 310
- • [F2] (GLOBAL POST) key 310
- AUX5/EFF1, AUX6/EFF2 screens 311
- • [F1] (BYPASS ON/OFF) key 312
- H EFFECT TYPE 314
- Pre/Pst page 315
- REMOTE screen 316
- B NAME EDIT buttons 317
- C LATCH/UNLATCH button 317
- D LEARN button 317
- E ENABLE/DISABLE button 317
- F 1–8 buttons 317
- A–Remote D pages 318
- Remote A 319
- Remote B 319
- Remote C 319
- Remote D 319
- Bus page 321
- Omni/ST page 322
- Option page 323
- TRACK screen 324
- ●” when moni 325
- • [F1] (REMAIN) key 325
- • [F2] (WAVE) key 325
- • [F3] (X-ZOOM IN) key 325
- • [F4] (X-ZOOM OUT) key 325
- V. Track page 326
- Stereo page 327
- • [F2] (X-ZOOM IN) key 328
- • [F3] (X-ZOOM OUT) key 328
- Mark Adj. page 329
- B Markers 330
- C DELETE button 330
- Adj. page 330
- EDIT screen 331
- T (Track) 332
- V (virtual track) 332
- Track view 332
- Parameter setting area 332
- V.TR Edit page 333
- CD Import page 335
- Import page 336
- WavImport page 337
- E Point setting 338
- G EXECUTE button 338
- TR Import page 339
- AUTOMIX screen 340
- D AUTOMIX TRANSPORT 341
- G OVERWRITE 341
- H NEW MIX button 342
- J UNDO button 342
- Memory page 343
- Fader Edit page 345
- Event List page 346
- C Event selection cursor 347
- E REMOTE button 347
- F DUPLICATE button 347
- G DELETE button 347
- SCENE screen 348
- D Library list 349
- E PROTECTION 349
- F PROTECTION ON/OFF GLOBAL 349
- Mem page 349
- Fade Time page 350
- RCL. Safe page 351
- Sort page 352
- METER screen 353
- MUTE buttons 354
- INPUT MONITOR 354
- FINE button 354
- PEAK HOLD button 354
- Meter 2 page 355
- • [F1] (PEAK HOLD) key 356
- Appendix 357
- Preset EQ Program Parameters 358
- Preset Effects Programs 362
- Effects Parameters 364
- Basic repeat delay 365
- Basic stereo delay 365
- MOD.DELAY 366
- DELAY LCR 366
- Symphonic efect 367
- 16-stage phaser 368
- Auto-panner 368
- Tremolo effect 368
- High-quality pitch shifter 369
- Twin-voice pitch shifter 369
- Rotary speaker simulator 369
- Ring modulator 370
- LFO modulation-type filter 370
- Distortion effect 370
- Guitar Amp Simulator 370
- Dynamically controlled filter 371
- REV+CHORUS 372
- REV->CHORUS 372
- REV+SYMPHO 374
- REV->SYMPHO 374
- DELAY->ER 376
- DELAY+REV 376
- MULTI FILTER 378
- Dynamics Processors 379
- Compressor 380
- Expander 381
- Compander 382
- Gate and Ducking 383
- Troubleshooting 390
- Display message list 394
- Popup messages 396
- Messages at power-on 397
- Specifications 398
- ■ Input/output 399
- ■ Digital mixer 400
- ■ General 401
- ■ Format 401
- ■ Others 401
- Controls 402
- Control I/O 402
- Dimensions 403
- MIDI data format 404
- MIDI TIME CODE 405
- SONG POSITION POINTER 405
- RECORD STROBE 405
- 4. MIDI format details 406
- All data is 7 bit 412
- MIDI Implementation Chart 416
- Mono in X 8 419
- Mono in X 16 419
- Stereo in X 2 419
- YAMAHA CORPORATION 420
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