Yamaha Professional Audio CD Recorder CDR1000 - Manual (Page 3)

Sync
AES/EBU
8ch
DIGITAL OUT
(AES/EBU)
AES/EBU
8ch
DIGITAL IN
(AES/EBU)
2TR IN
DIGITAL1 (AES/EBU)
2TR IN
DIGITAL2 (COAXIAL)
STEREO OUT
DIGITAL (AES/EBU)
WORD CLOCK
OUT WORD CLOCK
OUT
BNC BNC
WORD CLOCK
IN
WORD CLOCK
IN
DIGITAL OUT
(COAXIAL)
CDR1000
Digital Mixing Console
02R
Multitrack
Recorder
D24
Multitrack
Recorder
D24
Apogee UV22:
The Professional Standard
The CDR1000 incorporates Apogee UV22 Super CD Encoding,
a superior processing technology adopted by major recording
studios all over the world. UV22 permits high-quality 16-bit
encoding of sources originally recorded at higher bit
resolutions without the need for peripheral gear.
Simple Sampling Rate Conversion
Another handy feature built right into the CDR1000 is a
sampling rate converter capable of handling a wide range of
digital sources, everything from 30kHz to 50kHz. (With
44.1kHz sources the converter is bypassed.)
And the CDR1000 is not only the ideal CD recorder, it’s also a
high-quality CD playback source, with the convenience of
being able to configure a fully digital system without having to
change the master/slave clock settings. What’s more, a word
clock input is provided for AES/EBU pass-through.
Flexible I/O Options
The CDR1000’s input and output options include everything
discerning professionals demand in order to handle all types
of CD recording and playback situations.
The selection of inputs includes coaxial, AES/EBU, and analog
balanced XLR connectors with a +4dB/-10dBV switch.
Available outputs include coaxial, AES/EBU and analog XLR
(+4dB) connectors.
Versatile Recording, Indexing
And Other Features
It’s easy to get a good recording every time with the CDR1000.
A high-precision recording start feature ensures professional
takes without missing a beat. Also, an audio delay feature lets
you “back-track” up to 5 seconds by buffering the input.
Track incrementing is set up for ease of use, as well. You can
select either manual or automatic indexing. The threshold level
for auto track increment can be set to –96 or to any value
between –70 and –30dB, when the input signal goes below the
threshold for more than three seconds. What’s more, a handy
index recording function lets you place multiple sound effect
libraries within a single track.
Other key features of the CDR1000 include easy to read 16-
segment level meters with peak hold function, quad-speed
finalize capability for improved editing efficiency, and
selectable copy protect functions including PERMIT (unlimited
copy), ONCE (SCMS compatible) and PROTECT (no copy).
Convenient Start/Stop
Options, And More
The CDR1000 comes with a full-function wireless remote
controller that provides for convenience in accessing all main
operating features in a variety of CD recording and playback
situations. A foot switch connector is also provided for recording
start and stop control by foot using an optional foot switch.
A digital signal cascade output function with synchronized
recording lets you easily create duplicates using multiple
machines.
Also, a parallel I/O port allows for external control by input
and output pulse.
Suggested Application
This heavyweight multitrack recording and mastering system is about the simplest professional studio setup around. Two Yamaha D24 Multitrack
Recorders provide 16 channels of multitrack recording and playback using handy MO disks, run through the global standard Yamaha 02R Digital
Mixing Console, complete with multiple effects and automated mixing capabilities built right in. Once the mix is perfect, simply master it to CD
using the CDR1000. The signal remains all digital from start to finish!
I/O Functions
Input Play, Pause, Stop, Rec Standby, Track Inc
Output Play, Pause, Stop