4: Recording
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Using the BUS function
In addition to the rear panel connectors, you can also select as inputs the BUSL and BUSR sig-
nals. Using these inputs, it is possible to bounce-down fourteen tracks of material onto two stereo
tracks. The bounce-down is entirely in the digital domain, allowing you to maintain almost perfect
signal quality.
For example, assume you have recorded your rhythm section and other parts on tracks 1 to 14
and you now want to make a stereo mix onto tracks 15 (left channel) and 16 (right channel) as in
the following diagram:
Bass guitar
Kick Drum
Snare Drum
Cymbals & Toms L
Cymbals & Toms R
Hi-Hat
Left Channel Mix
Right Channel Mix
Rhythm guitar
Conga
Organ
Synth pad
Piano L
Piano R
Guitar
Backup vocal
4) Press another TRACK REC(INPUT SELECT) key.
To change the rest of the channel assignments, repeat the above steps.
RECIN 1 - 2
RECIN 3 - 4
RECIN 5 - 6
RECIN 7 - 8
RECIN INLR
Display Description
Mono ‘96kHz’ signal fed to inputs 1 and 2
Mono ‘96kHz’ signal fed to inputs 3 and 4
Mono ‘96kHz’ signal fed to inputs 5 and 6
Mono ‘96kHz’ signal fed to inputs 7 and 8
Mono ‘96kHz’ signal fed to inputs DINL and DINR
When 96kHzsample rate is selected and the DR16pro is in ‘dual channel’ mode, the followig can
be selected:
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