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Mixdown to a digital recorder. Fostex MR-8HD, MR-8CD, MR-8HD/CD, MR8 HD/CD
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MR-8HD/CD Owner’s Manual (Basic operations)
Mixdown to a digital recorder
The following describes how to make mixdown recording to an external digital recorder.
Digital master recorder
USB USB HOST MIDI OUT
INPUT A SEL
GTR CLEAN MIC/LINE
GTR DIST
FOOT SW AC-IN
MR-8HD/CD
[DIGITAL OUT]
Optical cable
1) Connect the [DIGITAL OUT] connector of the
MR-8HD/CD to the digital input connector of a digital master recorder using an optical cable.
<Note>: The [ DIGITAL OUT ] connector of the
MR-8HD/CD is the Toslink optical type.
If your digital recorder provides only the coaxial type connector, use the Fostex COP-
1/96 kHz coaxial-optical converter.
Contact Fostex or our dealer for details about the Model COP-1/96 kHz.
Model COP-1/96kHz
2) Set the master recorder to accept the digital input.
Make sure that the recorder accepts the digital signal output from the MR-8HD/CD, which is
44.1-kHz, 16-bit, S/P DIF signal.
Generally, a digital recorder cannot adjust the digital input level.
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While playing back the MR-8HD/CD, rehearse mixing down the recorded sounds by adjusting the level and panning of each track, applying effects to tracks 1 through 4 and applying the mastering effects to the L/R stereo mix, etc.
See " Using effects " on page 57 for details about the delay/reverb and mastering effects.
You can also mix sound sources connected to
[ INPUT A ] through [ INPUT D ] during mixdown.
See page 72 for details.
Use the [MASTER] fader of the MR-8HD/CD to adjust the output level.
Adjust the level appropriately so that the level meter of the master recorder shows "0" when the MR-8HD/CD outputs the biggest signal.
If the level meter exceeds "0", the sound may be distorted.
Start the master recorder recording and then start the MR-8HD/CD playing back.
<Tip>: By sliding up or down the MR-8HD/
CD [ MASTER ] fader gradually, you can fade in or fade out recording.
After finishing recording, stop both recorders.
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Table of contents
- 2 Safety Instructions
- 9 Read this chapter first!
- 10 Introduction
- 10 MR-8HD/CD main features
- 11 Precautions before using
- 11 About power supply
- 11 Precautions upon installing the MR-8HD/CD
- 11 Notes on repair
- 11 About copyrights
- 11 About damages
- 11 Note on audio interruption
- 11 Notes on USB connection with Mac OS
- 12 The basics of the MR-8HD/CD
- 12 Recording method
- 13 About song
- 13 Remain (recordable space left on the disk)
- 14 Time base
- 14 Input and repro monitor
- 15 TRIM control
- 17 Names and functions
- 18 Top panel
- 22 Rear panel
- 23 Side panel
- 24 LCD display
- 24 Home screen
- 25 Selecting a time base mode
- 25 Adjusting the display contrast
- 26 MENU mode screen
- 26 Warning message
- 27 Basic operations
- 28 About power
- 28 Power connection
- 28 About the standby mode
- 28 Turning on the unit
- 29 Listening the demo song
- 29 Connecting headphones (or monitor speaker system)
- 30 Playing back the demo song
- 31 Creating a song for recording
- 33 Input connection
- 33 Input channel
- 33 INPUT A SEL switch
- 34 Recording track combinations and available input channel(s)
- 35 Recording onto a single track
- 35 Preparation for recording
- 36 Starting recording
- 36 Playing back the recorded track
- 36 Undoing recording (undo/redo)
- 37 Overdubbing basics
- 37 Preparation for recording
- 38 Adjusting the recording levels while listening to track
- 38 Starting recording
- 38 Playing back recorded track
- 38 Undoing recording (undo/redo)
- 39 Recording onto four tracks simultaneously
- 39 Preparation for recording
- 40 Starting recording
- 40 Playing back recorded tracks
- 40 Undoing recording (undo/redo)
- 41 Basic mixdown
- 41 Mixdown to an analog recorder
- 42 Mixdown to a digital recorder
- 43 Advanced playback and locates functions
- 44 3 x cueing
- 44 Playback between LOCATE A and B points
- 45 Play mode
- 45 Selecting a play mode
- 46 Auto play mode
- 46 Auto return mode
- 46 Loop mode
- 47 Loop function in auto punch in/out mode
- 48 Locate function
- 48 Time locate
- 48 Locating to the beginning (ABS ZERO) of a song
- 48 Locating to the recording end point (REC END) of a song
- 49 Locating to the LOCATE A or LOCATE B point
- 49 Setting the LOCATE A or LOCATE B point
- 50 Locating
- 51 Punch in/out
- 52 Punch in/out using the keys on the top panel
- 53 Punch in/out using the footswitch
- 54 Auto punch in/out
- 54 Setting the punch-in and punch-out points
- 55 Rehearsal for auto punch in/out
- 56 Actual auto punch in/out
- 57 Using effects
- 58 Using the insert effects
- 58 Mic simulation effects
- 58 Amp simulation effects
- 59 Applying external effects
- 60 Using the reverb or delay
- 60 Selecting an effect type
- 60 Selecting a delay type
- 61 Adjusting the delay/reverb time
- 61 Adjusting the effect send levels
- 62 Using the mastering effects
- 62 Selecting the desired effect type
- 63 Track bouncing
- 64 Preliminary knowledge
- 64 Track bouncing example
- 65 Signal flow of track bouncing
- 66 Bouncing tracks 1 through 4 to tracks
- 66 Rehearsal of track bouncing
- 67 Actual track bouncing
- 67 Checking the bounced signals on tracks
- 68 Bouncing tracks 1 through 6 to tracks
- 68 Rehearsal of track bouncing
- 69 Actual track bouncing
- 69 Checking the bounced signals on tracks
- 70 Bouncing tracks 1 through 8 to a new song
- 70 Rehearsal of track bouncing
- 71 Actual track bouncing
- 72 Mixing signals of inputs A through D
- 72 Connecting sound sources to INPUT A through INPUT D
- 72 [TO STEREO BUSS ON/OFF] key setting
- 73 Panning setting for INPUT A through INPUT D
- 74 Bouncing the desired part of a song
- 75 Rhythm guide function
- 76 Using the rhythm guide function
- 76 Setting the time signature and tempo
- 78 Creating the conductor map
- 78 Setting the signature map
- 80 Editing a time signature event
- 80 Deleting an unnecessary time signature event
- 81 Editing the bar offset
- 82 Setting the tempo map
- 84 Editing a tempo event
- 84 Deleting an unnecessary tempo event
- 85 MIDI synchronization
- 86 Synchronization using MTC
- 86 Connection
- 86 Settings of the MR-8HD/CD and MIDI sequencer
- 86 MIDI sync/MTC frame rate settings
- 87 Synchronization using MIDI clock
- 87 Connection
- 87 Settings of the MR-8HD/CD and MIDI sequencer
- 89 Data export to a personal computer
- 90 WAV file conversion
- 90 Enabling the file conversion
- 90 Procedure of file conversion
- 92 Exporting data to a personal computer
- 92 Connection to a personal computer
- 92 Notes on exporting a file
- 93 Exporting a WAV file to a personal computer
- 94 Protecting the hard disk
- 95 Archiving a song
- 97 Song management
- 98 Selecting the desired song
- 99 Editing a song name
- 100 Deleting an unnecessary song
- 101 Protecting a song
- 103 Track editing
- 104 Erasing track data
- 105 Copying/pasting track data
- 107 Moving track data
- 108 Exchanging whole track data
- 111 Part editing
- 112 Playing back the “part” (Between LOCATE A and LOCATE B) to be edited
- 112 Changing an edit point during editing
- 113 Editing the part(s)
- 114 Copying/pasting the part(s)
- 116 Copying to the clipboard
- 117 Pasting clipboard data
- 119 Moving the part(s)
- 120 Exchange the parts
- 123 Other functions
- 124 Hard disk formatting
- 125 Peak hold time setting
- 126 Pre-roll/post-roll time setting
- 127 Beat resolution mode on/off
- 128 Phantom power on/off
- 130 Initializing the MR-8HD/CD
- 131 Troubleshooting
- 132 Trouble for recording
- 133 Trouble for playback
- 134 Trouble for effect
- 134 Trouble for USB connection
- 135 Other troubles
- 137 MR-8HD/CD Specifications
- 138 Specifications
- 139 Physical dimensions
- 140 Block diagram
- 142 MIDI implementation chart
- 143 Index
- 144 Declaration of EC Directive