Fostex MR-8MKII - Manual (Page 73)

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MR-8mkII Owner’s Manual (Track bouncing)
After finishing rehearsal, let's carry out actual track bouncing.
1) While the recorder is stopped, press the
[1-8 > NEW SONG] key.
The [1-8 > NEW SONG] key lights up and the
display shows the screen below.
If you execute track bouncing, press the
[MENU/ENTER] key while holding down the
[RECORD] key. If you cancel track bouncing,
press the [STOP] key.
2) Press the [MENU/ENTER] key while holding
down the [RECORD] key.
Track bouncing starts. The mixed (bounced)
signals are recorded to tracks 7/8 of a new
song. The screen example below shows that
tracks 1 through 8 of Song02 (whose name is
“Moonlit”) is now being bounced to tracks 7/8
of the new song (Song04). Meters 1 through 8
show the playback levels of tracks 1 through
8, while the L and R meters shows the
recording levels of tracks 7/8 of Song04.
Actual track bouncing
MAX
MIN
MAX
MIN
REC SELECT
1 2 3 4 5/6 7/8 MASTER
R L PAN L R L R L R
0 10 EFFECT SEND 10 0 10 0 10 0
BRIT STACK US METAL 60'S COMBO
MIC
TUBE CONDENSER DYNAMIC
INPUT A
LINE MIC MIN MAX LINE MIC
DISTORTION
GUITAR
UNBAL
BAL
UNBAL
/GUITAR
PEAK
TRIM TRIM
BAL
INPUT A INPUT B
PHONES VOL
L
ST OUT
R
2
PHONES
1
MIN MAX
EFFECT REVERB/DELAY TIME
MIN MAX HALL ROOM
PLATE DELAY
LOCATE REC END
A-B PLAY LOCATE ABS ZERO
DELETE +-_0 YZ9 VWX8 STU7
PLAY STOP RECORD REWIND F FWD
PQR6
UNDO/REDO PLAY MODE STORE A / IN B / OUT
LOCATE
MNO5 JKL4
BRIGHT NATURAL POWERFUL MENU/ENTER
MASTERING
GHI3 DEF2 ABC1
7/8 WAV FILE
STEREO 1-4
1-6 NEW
SONG 1-8
GUIDE RHYTHM CONTRAST TIME BASE SELECT
BOUNCE
INPUT A SELECT
AUTO PUNCH
5/6
7/8
AMP SIMULATION
MIC SIMULATION
PEAK
2
1
2
<Note>: To cancel track bouncing in the
middle, press the [STOP] key. Pressing the
[STOP] key automatically deletes the new
song created in step 2 above and turns off
the bounce mode.
<Note>: When you are going to execute track
bouncing, if there is not enough space on
the CompactFlash
TM Card or 99 songs al-
ready exist on the disk, a warning message
appears and the operation is canceled.
<Exporting bounced data to a PC>
Song data bounced to tracks 7/8 of the new song
can be exported to a PC. You can use the exported
data as a source when burning an original audio
CD using a CD-RW drive, or use it with a computer's
music software (see page 115).
When track bouncing to a new song completes,
the recorder automatically stops and the dis-
play shows the home screen of the new song.
The song name of the new song is given by the
name of the original song with “-**” (** is a
two-digit number).
You can check the result by following the pro-
cedure described in “Checking the bounced
signals on tracks 7/8” on page 71.
<Chips>: By connecting an external CD-R/RW
drive to the [USB HOST] connector, you can
burn bounced song data on tracks 7/8 to a CD-
R/RW disc for making your original audio CD
(see page 123).
flashing