Yamaha AW2816 Owner's Manual download pdf (Page 77)

Let’s record on the AW2816

Operation section

Using the Solo function

The AW2816 contains a very ﬂexible Solo function.

By pressing the [SOLO] key on the top panel and then

pressing the [ON] key for a desired channel, you can

monitor that channel by itself.

Press the [SETUP] key → [F5] key.

The SET UP screen Solo Setup page will appear.

In this page you can make various settings for the

Solo function.

Move the cursor to the STATUS area, and

select one of the following two modes to

specify how the Solo function will operate.

• RECORDING SOLO

In this mode, the signal of the channel being

soloed will be routed through a dedicated SOLO

bus and output from the MONITOR OUT jacks/

PHONES jack. The signals being output to the

stereo bus or buses 1–8 will not be affected. This

method also lets you monitor a channel that is

not assigned to the stereo bus or buses 1–8, or

even a channel whose [ON] key is turned off.

This solo mode is convenient when you want to

monitor a speciﬁc input source during multi-

track recording without affecting the signals that

are being recorded on the tracks.

• MIXDOWN SOLO

In this mode, only the signal of the channel being

soloed will be routed through the stereo bus and

output from the MONITOR OUT jacks/PHONES

jack. Other channels will be muted. With this

method, it is not possible to monitor a channel

that is not assigned to the stereo bus, or a chan-

nel whose [ON] key is turned off.

This solo mode is convenient when you are mix-

ing down, and want to send only a speciﬁc track

to the stereo bus while muting all other tracks.

Move the cursor to the SEL MODE area,

and select one of the following two modes

to specify how the Solo function will oper-

ate.

• LAST SOLO

While the [SOLO] key is on, only the channel

that was last selected by its [ON] key will be

monitored.

• MIX SOLO

While the [SOLO] key is on, all channels that are

selected by their [ON] keys will be monitored.

If you selected RECORDING SOLO in the

STATUS area, move the cursor to the SEL

MODE area, and select one of the follow-

ing two choices to specify the location

from which the signal will be sent to the

SOLO bus.

• PRE FADER

The pre-fader signal will be sent to the SOLO

bus. In this case, the pan and fader settings of the

channel will be ignored, and the signal sent to

the MONITOR OUT jacks/PHONES jack will be

monaural.

• AFTER PAN

The post-fader/pan signal will be sent to the

SOLO bus, In this case, the pan and fader set-

tings of the channel will affect the signal sent to

the MONITOR OUT jacks/PHONES jack.

If you selected MIXDOWN SOLO in the

STATUS area, move the cursor to the SOLO

SAFE CHANNEL area, and select the chan-

nels that you want to set to Solo Safe.

Solo Safe is a function that excludes speciﬁed

channels from Solo operations when MIXDOWN

SOLO is selected. In the SOLO SAFE CHANNEL

area, move the cursor to the buttons of channels

that you want to set to Solo Safe, and press the

[ENTER] key. (You may select more than one

channel.)

Tip!

For example if you turn on the RTN1/RTN2 buttons in

the SOLO SAFE CHANNEL area, the soloed channels

will be monitored with reverb or other effect applied.

1 2 ... 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 ... 419 420

Comments to this Manuals

No comments

Yamaha AW2816 Owner's Manual Page 77

Comments to this Manuals

Related products and manuals for Receiver Yamaha AW2816