Fostex MR-8 - Recording onto a Single Track

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MR-8 Owner’s Manual
ENTER
MENU
CURSOR
UNDO
/REDO
CONTRAST
0 RETURN
TIME BASE
SELECT
STORE
B / OUT
A / INPLAY MODE
AUTO PUNCH
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RECORD STOP PLAY
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MASTERING
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REC
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MIC SIMULATION
AMP SIMULATION
MIC
BAL
UNBAL
/GUITAR
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STEREO OUT
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DIGITAL MULTITRACKER
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D E F 2
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GUITAR
PHONES VOL
INPUT A SELECT
COUNTER
STEREO
WAV FILE
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Recording onto a single track
You can record onto any one of tracks 1 through 4.
The following describes the procedure for recording a guitar sound onto track 1. We assume
that a CompactFlash card is set to the slot and Song 1 is loaded.
Preparation for recording
1) Connect headphones to the [PHONES] jack.
2) Set the [INPUT A SELECT] switch to "GUITAR".
<Notes>
• To record an external microphone or line
output signal such as a keyboard output, set the
[INPUT A SELECT] switch to "MIC/LINE".
To record a built-in microphone sound, set the
[INPUT A SELECT] switch to "INT MIC".
When setting the switch to "MIC/LINE", you can
use the microphone simulation effect (see page
30 and 38).
• When recording a guitar sound with the [INPUT
A SELECT] switch set to "GUITAR", you can use
the amplifier simulation effect. Try each of three
simulation types (see page 30 and 38).
3) Connect a guitar to the [UNBAL/GUITAR] phone
connector of the [INPUT A] section.
4) Press the [REC SELECT] key for track 1.
Track 1 is armed, while track number "1" starts
flashing on the screen.
In the song name display section on the screen, the
remaining time (available recording time) of the
card is shown.