Yamaha MT2X Manual

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Page 1 - PRODUCT MANUAL

®YAMAHAAUTHORIZEDPRODUCT MANUALMultitrack Cassette Recorder

Page 2 - Multitrack Cassette Recorder

RECORDER SECTION RECORD SELECT SWITCHESThese switches are used to choose the signal to berecorded. When the track is not to be recording, set the

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9 REC SWITCHWhen this switch is pressed, the PLAY switch alsomoves, and the unit goes into the recording mode.However, if the RECORD SELECT switc

Page 4 - BEFORE OPERATION

METER AND MONITOR SECTION METER SELECT SWITCHThis switch is used to select the signal to be monitoredby the Peak Level MetersStereo Position:The

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PHONES SELECT SWITCHYou can plug a set of headphones into the PHONES jack on the front panel to monitor the sound. The PHONESSELECT Switch is

Page 6 - MIXER SECTION

MONITOR LEVEL CONTROLSWhen setting the PHONES SELECT Switch to theMONITOR position, these level controls are used for eachtrack to achieve a l

Page 7 - CLIP INDICATOR

POWER SWITCHThis switch turns on the MT2X. When switching the uniton or off, make sure that the Input Faders and theAUX RTN Control are at th

Page 8 - AUX control

CONNECTION EXAMPLESn BASIC MT2X SYSTEM WITH EFFECTSMT2X + SPX90 + monitor system + mic+ guitar + DX100 + RX17This basic recording system puts theMT2X’

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ABOUT CASSETTE TAPESThis unit is designed to be used only with Chrome-position tape, and will not work properly with Ferri-chrome tape formulations. C

Page 10 - RECORDER SECTION

MULTITRACK RECORDING TECHNIQUESn ONE EXAMPLE OF A MULTlTRACKRECORDING PROCESSMultitrack recording is usually used to record a rhythmsection, with over

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n MULTITRACK RECORDINGPLAN YOUR RECORDINGRECORDING THE DRUMSA clear plan is essential before you begin multitrackrecording. If you begin cold, without

Page 12 - METER AND MONITOR SECTION

YAMAHAMultitrack Cassette RecorderOperating Manual

Page 13 - For retake

— Drum Recording Procedure —1. Connections Plug the AC cord into an AC outlet. Plug the Digital Rhythm Programmer’s stereo out-puts into INPUTs 1 and

Page 14 - CONNECTOR SECTION

4. Setting the monitor and meter sections Set the PHONES SELECT switch to the "STEREO"position.Set the PHONES volume to around "7"

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6. Adjusting level balance and equalizationcharacteristicsAdjust channel faders 1 and 2 to achieve the desiredrecording level balance.Adjust the equal

Page 16 - CONNECTION EXAMPLES

8. Post recording check Return all switches and controls to their normalpositions. Set the PHONES SELECT switch to the "MONITOR"position, tu

Page 17 - ABOUT CASSETTE TAPES

RECORDING THE BASS GUITAR BY OVERDUBBINGOverdubbing is the process of playing back previouslyrecorded tracks while recording a new instrument on adiff

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— Bass guitar recording procedure —1. Connections Connect everything through input jack 2 as follows.If the GC2020B is being used, connect it betweent

Page 19 - MULTITRACK RECORDING

4. Adjusting the Input levelSet the input selector switch to the MIC/LINEposition. Push input fader 2 up to about "7". Start playing the bas

Page 20 - — Drum Recording Procedure —

RECORDING THE RHYTHM GUITARRecord the rhythm guitar on track 3 in sync with thedrums on track 1 and the bass guitar on track 2. Record-ing preparation

Page 21 - 5. Adjusting the input level

— Ping-pong Recording Procedure —1. Setting the recorder Set the channel-4 RECORD SELECT switch to the"R" position to mix the sound of the d

Page 22 - — Drum Recording Completed —

RECORDING THE KEYBOARDS BY OVERDUBBING Now that the recording of the rhythm guitar on track 3has been ping-ponged onto track 4, this track is free fo

Page 23 - 8. Post recording check

Congratulations on your choice of the Yamaha MT2X Multitrack CassetteRecorder. The Yamaha MT2X Multitrack Cassette Recorder is a completemultitrack re

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— Signal Path during Punch-in/Punch-out Operation —28

Page 25 - 23 TRK" position

— Punch-in/Punch-out Procedure —1. Connections If the FS-1 Foot Switch is being used, connect it toConnect the vocal microphone through input jack 1.t

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4. Setting input levels Set input select switch 1 to "MIC/LINE". Set both input fader 1 and the MASTER fader to "7". Slide gain co

Page 27 - RECORDING THE RHYTHM GUITAR

MIXDOWN (TRACKDOWN)It’s now time for the mixdown. Often called "trackdown"or "remix", mixdown is when all the four recorded tracks

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— Mixdown Procedure —1. Connections Connect a stereo tape deck to the ST OUT jack, andinsert a blank tape to record the final mix in stereo.Connect th

Page 29 - PUNCH-IN/PUNCH-OUT

n nUSING CHANNELS 5 AND 6While the MT2X recorder section permits multitrackrecording on four tracks, the mixer section offers a totalof six input chan

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SYNC-RECORDINGFor synchronized operation with MIDI instruments, theoptional plug-in YMC2 or external YMC10 MIDI converterenables synchro-operation of

Page 31 - 2. Setting the recorder

FOR MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE OF YOUR MT2XCLEANING THE HEADSThe precision of the MT2X playback/record and eraseheads is very high.If the heads are dirty, th

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BLOCK DIAGRAMNOTE: When the REC button is engaged, the panel switches can be used to individually orderrecording on only those channels with RECORD SE

Page 33 - MIXDOWN (TRACKDOWN)

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONSTRANSPORTTape typeHeadsTape speedsPitch controlWow & flutterfast windMotorCONNECTORSInputs 1, 2:Input impedanceRated input l

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BEFORE OPERATIONn PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING PRECAUTIONS: ABOUT CASSETTE TAPEThis unit is designed to be used only with Chrome-position tape, and w

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INTRODUCTION TO THE ACCESSORIESDIGITAL MULTI-EFFECT PROCESSOR - SPX90GRAPHIC EQUALIZER - GQ1031B 2-CHANNEL COMPRESSOR/LIMITER - GC2020BMIDI CONVERTER

Page 36 - SYNC-RECORDING

SERVICEThe MT2X is supported by Yamaha's worldwide network offactory trained and qualified dealer service personnel. In theVD70420SINCE 1887YAMAH

Page 37 - SYNC LEVEL

Yamaha Corporation of America6600 Orangethorpe Avenue, P.O. Box 6600, Buena Park, CA 90622-660011/17/98 98109YAMAHA®

Page 38 - BLOCK DIAGRAM

n THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TRACKS AND CHANNELSThe words “track” and “channel” are often confused. In order to properly operate this unit, it is necessar

Page 39 - GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS

THE CONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONSThis section explains the names and functions of all the knobs, sliders, and switches for the mixer, recorder, meter/m

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GAIN CONTROLSThese controls adjust the input level of the channelto match the output level of a microphone or instru-ment connected to input jack of c

Page 41 - Printed in Japan

PAN (PAN POT) CONTROLSPANAfter volume level and equalizing, the input signal is sentto these controls. During mixdown (see “Mixdown” onpage 31, each c

Page 42 - 11/17/98 98109

MASTER FADERThis controls the level of all the input faders, as well as the final level of the effected signal of the AUX RTN control and the soun

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