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86 Mixing and Automix
02R Getting Started Guide
4. Use the CURSOR buttons and encoder wheel to set the In Time.
5. Use the CURSOR buttons and encoder wheel to set the Out Time.
The Extract function allows you to delete the selected parameters from
the selected channels between the In Time and Out Time points.
6. Use the CURSOR buttons to select the “ERASE” icon and press the
[ENTER] button.
A confirmation dialog box appears.
7. Select EXECUTE and press the (ENTER) button.
The events are deleted. If you change your mind, you can restore the
deleted events using the Undo function. You can undo only the last
operation.
- DIGITAL RECORDING CONSOLE 1
- NEDERLAND 2
- THE NETHERLANDS 2
- Important Information 3
- Getting Started Guide 7
- Introduction to the 02R 10
- User Guides 12
- Installation 12
- Top and Rear Panels 13
- Features 14
- Key Features 16
- Getting Started 22
- Basic Assumptions 23
- Making the Connections 23
- Basic Setup 24
- Power ON/OFF 25
- Setting the Synchronization 25
- Recall Scene Memory 0 26
- 18 Getting Started 27
- Setting the Input Level 29
- Setting the GAIN 30
- ∅/ATT Display Function 31
- Applying EQ 33
- Setting the Gain 34
- Setting the Frequency 36
- Setting the Bandwidth 37
- Resetting the EQ 38
- Using the EQ Library 39
- Undoing a Recall 40
- Storing an EQ Program 41
- Selecting the Routing 46
- Adjusting the Pan 47
- Ganging Pans 48
- Secondary Recording Tutorial 50
- Aux Sends 51
- Setting the Aux Send Level 52
- SEND LEVEL 53
- Creating a Monitor Mix 54
- Applying Effects 55
- Adjusting the Effect Return 56
- Recalling and Editing Effects 58
- Editing Effects 59
- Storing a User Effect 60
- Using the Dynamics Library 66
- Editing Dynamics Programs 67
- Mixing and Automix 76
- What is 02R Automix? 77
- Real-time Automix 78
- 70 Mixing and Automix 79
- Creating a New Automix 79
- 72 Mixing and Automix 81
- Mixing and Automix 73 82
- Recording the First Session 82
- 74 Mixing and Automix 83
- Automix Recording Notes 83
- Mixing and Automix 75 84
- Editing Automix Events 85
- Mixing and Automix 77 86
- Punch-in Automix Data 86
- 78 Mixing and Automix 87
- Mixing and Automix 79 88
- 80 Mixing and Automix 89
- Off-line Automix Editing 90
- 82 Mixing and Automix 91
- Mixing and Automix 83 92
- 84 Mixing and Automix 93
- Mixing and Automix 85 94
- Erasing Events 94
- 86 Mixing and Automix 95
- Using the Automix Library 96
- 88 Mixing and Automix 97
- Automix Memory 97
- Mixing and Automix 89 98
- Recalling an Automix 98
- 02R Getting Started Guide 100
- 92 Index 101
- User’s Guide 102
- Contents at a Glance 103
- 02R User’s Guide 104
- Contents 105
- Contents v 107
- Contents vii 109
- Controls and Connections 111
- Front Panel 112
- 8. STUDIO LEVEL control 114
- 10. CONFIGURATION buttons 114
- Controls and Connections 5 115
- Indicator 116
- 19. ROUTING buttons 117
- 20. AUX buttons and controls 117
- 21. PAN buttons and controls 117
- 22. EQ buttons and controls 117
- 8 Controls and Connections 118
- Monitor controls 118
- 29. SEL buttons 119
- 30. ON buttons 119
- SCENE MEMORY 120
- Rear Panel 121
- 12 Controls and Connections 122
- Controls and Connections 13 123
- 14 Controls and Connections 124
- List of Cards 124
- Block Diagram 125
- 16 Controls and Connections 126
- User Interface 127
- About the User Interface 128
- DISPLAY ACCESS Buttons 128
- User Interface 19 129
- MIXING group 129
- AUX group 129
- 20 User Interface 130
- CURSOR Buttons 131
- Encoder Wheel 131
- ENTER Button 131
- SCENE MEMORY Buttons 131
- Display Functions 132
- SELECTED CHANNEL Controls 133
- 24 User Interface 134
- PAN controls 134
- EQUALIZER controls 134
- Mixing and Monitoring 135
- Analog Inputs 136
- Phantom Power 136
- GAIN Controls 137
- SEL Buttons 137
- ON Buttons 138
- Analog Outputs 139
- Monitor Selector Switches 139
- Monitor Level Controls 140
- MIXING Display Functions 141
- Phase and Attenuation 142
- MIXING Display Functions 33 143
- Phase & Attenuation Pages 143
- 34 MIXING Display Functions 144
- Delay and Cascade 144
- Delay Pages 144
- MIXING Display Functions 35 145
- Fine-Tuning the Delay 145
- Pan and Balance 146
- Pan Gang 147
- Stereo Width 147
- MIXING Display Functions 39 149
- Direct Outputs 149
- Routing Pages 149
- ROUTING buttons 150
- Metering 151
- 42 MIXING Display Functions 152
- Peak Hold 152
- Meter Source Points 152
- Setting the Bus Out and 152
- Aux Send Levels 152
- MIXING Display Functions 43 153
- Optional Meter Bridge—MB02 153
- 44 MIXING Display Functions 154
- Phase/Attenuation 154
- 46 MIXING Display Functions 156
- Groups and Channel ON 156
- Auxiliary Sends 156
- Dynamics 156
- MIXING Display Functions 47 157
- Channel Library 158
- MIXING Display Functions 49 159
- UNDO Operation 159
- 50 MIXING Display Functions 160
- Program Name 160
- MIXING Display Functions 51 161
- 52 MIXING Display Functions 162
- Equalization parameters: 162
- EQ controls 163
- EQ Programs 164
- EQ Library 165
- 56 MIXING Display Functions 166
- MIXING Display Functions 57 167
- Preset EQ Program Parameters 168
- MIXING Display Functions 59 169
- 60 MIXING Display Functions 170
- MIXING Display Functions 61 171
- 62 MIXING Display Functions 172
- Surround Pan 173
- About Surround Pan 174
- Selecting a Surround Mode 175
- 66 Surround Pan 176
- 3+1 Surround Mode 176
- 3+2+1 Surround Mode 176
- Panning Sounds Freely 177
- 68 Surround Pan 178
- Surround Pan 69 179
- 70 Surround Pan 180
- Trajectories 180
- Surround Pan 71 181
- 72 Surround Pan 182
- CSR (Center:Side Ratio) 183
- 74 Surround Pan 184
- Dynamics Processors 186
- Preset Dynamics Programs 186
- Compressor 187
- 78 Dynamics 188
- Expander 189
- Compander 190
- Gate and Ducking 191
- 82 Dynamics 192
- DYNAMICS Display Function 193
- DYNAMICS 193
- Patching in a Processor 194
- Dynamics Processor Meters 195
- KEY IN and LINK Indicators 196
- Dynamics Library 197
- 88 Dynamics 198
- Dynamics 89 199
- 90 Dynamics 200
- Dynamics 91 201
- 92 Dynamics 202
- Dynamics 93 203
- 94 Dynamics 204
- Dynamics 95 205
- 96 Dynamics 206
- Auxiliary Channels 207
- About the 02R Auxiliaries 208
- The AUX Buttons 209
- 100 Auxiliary Channels 210
- AUX Pages 210
- Stereo Input Channels 211
- AUX [ON] Button 211
- AUX Pre or Post 211
- Monitor Mix 212
- Internal Effects 213
- About Effects 214
- Preset Effects Programs 215
- AUX 7 and AUX 8 216
- Internal Effects 107 217
- 108 Internal Effects 218
- Effects Library 219
- 110 Internal Effects 220
- Exiting the Library 220
- Internal Effects 111 221
- Internal Effects 113 223
- Program 4 — REVERB ROOM2 223
- Program 5 — REVERB STAGE 223
- Program 6 — REVERB PLATE 223
- 114 Internal Effects 224
- Program 7 — REV AMBIENCE1 224
- Program 8 — REV AMBIENCE2 224
- Program 9 — REV LIVE ROOM1 224
- Internal Effects 115 225
- Program 10 — REV LIVE ROOM2 225
- Program 11 — REVERB VOCAL1 225
- Program 12 — REVERB VOCAL2 225
- 116 Internal Effects 226
- Program 13 — REV SN.ROOM 226
- Program 14 — REV SN.PLATE 226
- Internal Effects 117 227
- Program 18 — EARLY REF.1 227
- 118 Internal Effects 228
- Program 19 — EARLY REF.2 228
- Program 20 — GATE REVERB 228
- Program 21 — REVERSE GATE 228
- Internal Effects 119 229
- Program 23 — DELAY L-C-R 1 229
- Program 24 — DELAY L-C-R 2 229
- 120 Internal Effects 230
- Internal Effects 121 231
- Program 28 — ECHO 231
- Program 29 — CROSS ECHO 231
- Program 30 — CROSS DELAY 231
- 122 Internal Effects 232
- Program 31 — CHORUS1 232
- Program 32 — CHORUS2 232
- Program 33 — BROAD CHORUS 232
- Internal Effects 123 233
- Program 34 — FLANGE 233
- Program 35 — SYMPHONIC 233
- Program 36 — TREMOLO 233
- 124 Internal Effects 234
- Program 37 — AUTO PAN 234
- Program 38 — PHASING 234
- Program 39 — ST.PITCH CHANGE 234
- Internal Effects 125 235
- Program 40 — VOCAL DOUBLER 235
- 126 Internal Effects 236
- Scene Memories 237
- What are Scene Memories? 238
- What is the Edit Buffer? 239
- Initial Data and UNDO Memory 239
- Storing Mix Scenes 240
- Naming a Scene Memory 241
- 132 Scene Memories 242
- Character Set 242
- Scene Memories 133 243
- Recalling Scene Memories 244
- Fader Recall Safe 245
- Fade Time 246
- Automix 137 247
- What is the Automix Function? 248
- Automix 139 249
- What is the Current Buffer? 249
- What is Timecode? 250
- Automix 141 251
- Connections 251
- Using MIDI Timecode (MTC) 251
- 142 Automix 252
- Using MIDI Clock 252
- Automix Function 253
- Automix Main 254
- Automix 145 255
- Time Code Counter 255
- Timecode Type and Frame Rate 255
- Automix ENABLE 255
- 146 Automix 256
- Overwrite Mode 256
- Memory Management 258
- Automix 149 259
- AUTOMIX Name Edit Functions 259
- AUTOMIX Memory Edit Functions 259
- 150 Automix 260
- Fader Edit 261
- 152 Automix 262
- Event Copy 263
- Event Edit (Scene/Lib.) 265
- Time Signature 266
- MIDI 157 267
- MIDI and the 02R 268
- MIDI 159 269
- Receive Channel 269
- Transmit Channel 269
- Program Change Assign 270
- Bulk Dump/Request 271
- 162 MIDI 272
- Fader Start 273
- MIDI Control Change Assign 274
- MIDI Remote 275
- 166 MIDI 276
- Configuring Remotes 276
- MIDI 167 277
- BUS/AUX Master 277
- 168 MIDI 278
- MIDI Machine Control 278
- MIDI 169 279
- Yamaha Programmable Mixer 01 279
- 170 MIDI 280
- MIDI 171 281
- 172 MIDI 282
- MIDI 173 283
- 174 MIDI 284
- MIDI 175 285
- General MIDI Tone Generator 285
- 176 MIDI 286
- XG Tone Generator 286
- MIDI 177 287
- 178 MIDI 288
- ProR3 & REV500 288
- MIDI 179 289
- 180 MIDI 290
- Pro Tools 290
- Groups and Pairs 291
- Grouping Faders 292
- Grouping Mutes 293
- Pairing Channels 294
- Groups and Pairs 185 295
- MS Decoding 296
- Word Clock Select 298
- Wordclock indicators 299
- Input Signal Select 300
- Cascade Configuration 301
- Dither ON/OFF 303
- Word Length 303
- Slot Output Select 304
- Solo Functions 306
- Recording mode: 306
- Mixdown mode: 306
- How to use Solo 307
- Preferences 308
- Preferences 2 311
- Aux Output Select 313
- 24-bit Recording 314
- Input Patching 316
- Oscillator 319
- Emphasis Monitor 320
- Channel Status Monitor 321
- Battery Check 323
- Communication Speed 324
- 02R System Initialization 325
- Installing Options 327
- 02R Options 328
- Installing Options 219 329
- Peak Meter Bridge 329
- 220 Installing Options 330
- Memory Expansion Kit 330
- Wooden Side Panels 330
- Installing 02R Options 331
- 222 Installing Options 332
- Double Slot Cards 332
- Installing Options 223 333
- 224 Installing Options 334
- Installing the CD8-AD 334
- Setup of the CD8-AD 334
- Installing the CD8-AD-S 334
- Setup of the CD8-AD-S 334
- Digital I/O Card—AES/EBU 335
- (CD8-AE/CD8-AE-S) 335
- 226 Installing Options 336
- Wordclock Selection 336
- Installing Options 227 337
- Installing the CD8-AT 337
- 228 Installing Options 338
- Digital Cascade Kit (CD8-CS) 339
- 230 Installing Options 340
- Installing Options 231 341
- Cascade Settings 341
- 02R Master (0) 342
- Installing Options 233 343
- Solo function 343
- 234 Installing Options 344
- Installing the CD8-TDII 344
- Installing Options 235 345
- Peak Meter Bridge (MB02) 346
- Installing Options 237 347
- 238 Installing Options 348
- Specifications 349
- General Specifications 350
- Specifications 241 351
- 242 Specifications 352
- Specifications 243 353
- 244 Specifications 354
- Specifications 245 355
- Libraries 355
- Input Specifications 356
- Output Specifications 357
- Dimensions 358
- Specifications 249 359
- AD/DA I/O Card Specifications 359
- Troubleshooting 360
- Error Messages 361
- 252 Specifications 362
- Specifications 253 363
- 254 Specifications 364
- Appendix: MIDI 365
- 256 Appendix: MIDI 366
- Appendix: MIDI 257 367
- 258 Appendix: MIDI 368
- Appendix: MIDI 259 369
- 260 Appendix: MIDI 370
- Appendix: MIDI 261 371
- MIDI Data Format 372
- Appendix: MIDI 263 373
- 3. Echo Back 373
- 4. Transmission Condition 373
- 264 Appendix: MIDI 374
- 5. Receive Condition 374
- Appendix: MIDI 265 375
- 266 Appendix: MIDI 376
- Appendix: MIDI 267 377
- 268 Appendix: MIDI 378
- Appendix: MIDI 269 379
- 270 Appendix: MIDI 380
- Appendix: MIDI 271 381
- 272 Appendix: MIDI 382
- Bulk Dump and Request Format 383
- 274 Appendix: MIDI 384
- Appendix: MIDI 275 385
- 276 Appendix: MIDI 386
- Appendix: MIDI 277 387
- 278 Appendix: MIDI 388
- Appendix: MIDI 279 389
- 280 Appendix: MIDI 390
- Appendix: MIDI 281 391
- 282 Appendix: MIDI 392
- Appendix: MIDI 283 393
- 284 Appendix: MIDI 394
- Appendix: MIDI 285 395
- 286 Appendix: MIDI 396
- Appendix: MIDI 287 397
- 288 Appendix: MIDI 398
- Glossary 399
- 290 Glossary 400
- Glossary 291 401
- 292 Glossary 402
- Glossary 293 403
- 294 Glossary 404
- Glossary 295 405
- 296 Glossary 406
- TIME CODE INPUT connectors 13 411
- User Setting Sheet 413
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