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FOSTEX CO
.
3-2-35, Musashino,
Akishima-shi, T
okyo, Japan 196-0021
FOSTEX AMERICA
15431, Blackburn
Ave., Norwalk, CA
90650, U. S.
A.
© PRINTED IN CHINA FEB. 2004 8588 042 000 FX
396676
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Table of Contents
Main Page
Safety Instructions
2
About Copyright
3
About Damage
3
About Power Supply
3
Note on Repair
3
Precautions
3
Precautions Upon Handling the Hard Disk
3
Table of Contents
6
Basic Features of VF80EX
9
Product Features
9
Before Operating
10
Program
10
Recording Method
10
Remain Indicator
10
Additional Track
11
Event
11
Input Monitor and Repro Monitor
11
Time Base
12
Trim
12
Names and Functions
13
Top Panel (Analog Input/Output Section)
14
Top Panel (Mixer Section)
15
Top Panel (Recorder/Display Section)
16
Rear Panel
19
Side Panel
19
About the Hard Disk Storage Device
20
Reformatting the Hard Disk
20
Replacing a Hard Disk
21
Formatting the New Hard Disk
23
About a Demonstration Song
24
Basic Recording and Playback
24
Connections of External Equipment
25
Display When Turning on the Power
26
Lcd
26
Switching the Time Base
26
Disk Remain" Indication
26
Preliminary Knowledge
27
Inputs and Tracks
27
How to Use Condenser Microphones
27
Basic Recording (Recording Onto a Single Track)
28
Preparation for Recording
28
Recording
29
Playback
29
Basic Recording (Recording Onto Two Tracks)
30
Preparation for Recording
30
Recording
31
Playback
31
Mark Function
32
Setting a Mark on the Fly
32
Locating a Mark
32
Deleting a Mark
32
ABS Locate Functions
33
Punch In/Out
33
Manual Punch In/Out Using the Keys on the Unit
33
Punch In/Out Using the Foot Switch
33
Auto Punch In/Out Function
34
Mixing
36
Adjusting Levels
36
Setting PAN Position
36
Adjusting EQ
36
Setting Effects
37
Mixdown
38
Analog Mixdown
38
Digital Mixdown
38
Mixer Functions
39
Initial Condition When Turning on the Power
39
Operations While the Normal Screen Is Shown
39
Fader
39
Track Mute
39
Master Fader Mute
39
MIX Parameter Section
40
Adjusting PAN Positions
40
Editing EQ
41
Preset Entries in the EQ Library
42
Setting Effects
44
How to Make the Loop Effect Setting
45
Setting Effect Send Levels
46
Selecting an Effect Type
47
Selecting Pre/Post of the Effect Send
47
Turning the Effect Processor on or off
48
About the Effect Types
49
Effect Parameter Details
50
Scene Memory
52
Storing the Current Scene
52
Recalling a Scene
52
Deleting a Scene
53
Fader Adjust
53
Scene Sequence
54
Assigning Scene Memories to the Mark Map
54
Deleting a Mark from the Mark Map
55
Scene Sequence On/Off Selection
55
Executing the Scene Sequence
55
Recorder Functions
56
Cueing
56
Cueing with the [F FWD]/[REWIND] Keys
56
Shuttle Cueing
56
Digital Scrubbing
57
Performing Digital Scrubbing
57
Storing the Digital Scrub Point
57
Vari Pitch
58
Turning on or off the Vari Pitch Function
58
Setting the Speed
58
Loop Function
59
Setting the Start and End Points
59
Capturing the Current Position On-The-Fly
59
Editing the Position Via the Screen
59
Setting the Start and End Points by Marks
60
Carrying out the Loop Playback
60
Program
61
Creating a New Program
61
Selecting a Program
62
Deleting a Program
62
Editing a Program Title
62
Track Editing
63
Copy & Paste, Move & Paste
63
Performing Copy (or Move) & Paste
64
Undo/Redo of Copy (or Move) & Paste
65
Erasing Track Data
66
Erasing
66
Undo/Redo of Erase
67
Track Exchange
68
Performing the Track Exchange
68
Editing Marks
69
Viewing the Mark List
69
Editing a Mark Position
69
Enter a Mark Title
70
Adding a Mark
70
Deleting a Mark
71
Locating a Mark
71
Advanced Operations
72
Metronome Function
72
Setting the Tempo Map
72
Setting the Metronome Output
72
Setting the Time Base to Bar/Beat
72
Monitoring the Metronome Sound
72
Track Bounce (Ping-Pong Recording)
73
On/Off of Bounce Mode
73
Setting Pan Position
73
Setting Level of each Track
73
Performing the Track Bounce
73
Training Mode
74
Connecting the Instrument and Headphones
74
On/Off of Training Mode
74
Slowing down the Playback Speed
75
Changing the Pitch
75
Canceling the Center-Positioned Sound
75
Setting the Cancel Position
75
Boosting the Bass Sound
75
Playing Along with the Playback Sound
75
Mastering Mode
76
Selecting a Program to be Played Back
76
On/Off of Mastering Mode
76
Setting the Mastering Parameters
77
On/Off the Mastering Processing
77
Recording Onto the Master Recorder
77
Mastering Library Details
77
Internal Mastering Function
79
Please Read
79
Rehearsing Internal Mastering
80
Performing Internal Mastering
81
About Start and End Points
82
Checking the "Start Point" and "End Point
83
How to Add a Silent Part to a Mastered Song
83
Using the Insert Effect
84
Rehearsal
85
Recording the Guitar
86
Recording with Effect
87
Parameters for Distortion Effects (DISTORTION)
88
Parameters for Distortion Effects (AMP SIM.)
89
Parameters for Distortion Effects (MIC SIM.)
89
Digital Recording
91
Recording an External Source Onto the Unit Digitally
91
Selecting a Program to be Recorded
91
Selecting a Track to Record
91
Selecting the Digital Input
91
Starting to Record
91
Connecting to External Equipment
92
MIDI Clock Sync System
92
Confirming the MIDI Clock Sync
93
Executing of Recording
93
MIDI Sync/MIDI Machine Control System
93
Setup of the VF80EX
93
Confirming MTC Sync/MMC
94
Connecting to External Equipment
94
Executing of Recording
94
Setup of External Equipment
94
Setup of the VF80EX
94
Confirming Chase Lock
95
Connecting to External Equipment
95
External MIDI Equipment Sync System by the Slave Mode
95
Setup of External Equipment
95
Setup of the VF80EX
95
Executing of Recording
96
Chain Play Function
97
Making the Chain Play List
98
Setting the Chain Play Mode
100
Editing the Chain Play List
101
Audio CD Playback Mode
104
Available Functions in the Audio CD Playback Mode
104
Switching the Playback Mode
104
About Song Data
106
Save/Load of Song Data
106
Items that Can be Saved or Loaded as Song Data
107
Notes for Digital Audio Recorder to be Used
107
Notes for Saving Data Using the S/P DIF Digital Signal107
107
Connecting to an External Digital Recorder
108
Save/Load Using the S/P DIF Digital Signal
108
Saving Data
108
Saving Data Using the S/PDIF Digital Signal
108
Setting the External Recorder
108
Connecting to an External Digital Recorder
110
Loading Data
110
Loading Data Using the S/PDIF Digital Signal
110
Setting the External Recorder
110
Care and Handling of CD-RW/CD-R Discs
112
Please Read this First
112
Save/Load Using CD-RW/CD-R
112
Save/Load of Song Data Using a CD-R/RW Drive
113
Saving Data Using a CD-R/RW Drive (Backup)
114
Loading Backup Data from a CD-R/RW Drive
117
Important Notes for Using a WAV File
119
Saving a WAV File
119
Loading a WAV File
123
Special Loading Method When Using a Computer
124
Making an Audio CD
125
Loading from an Audio CD
129
SETUP Mode
133
New Registering of Time Signature
134
Time Signature Setting
134
To Enter the SETUP Mode
134
Changing the Bar Offset Figure
135
Clearing All Time Signature Data
135
Correcting the Registered Time Signature
135
Deleting of Time Signature
135
Editing a Time Signature Event
135
New Registering of Tempo
136
Setting a Tempo
136
Correction of the Registered Tempo
137
Erasing of the Registered Tempo
137
Setting the Metronome Function
137
Setting an MTC Frame Rate
138
Setting MIDI Sync Output Signal
138
Setting an MTC Offset Value
139
Setting MTC Offset Mode
139
Setting the Slave Mode
140
Setting the Slave Type
140
Setting the Record Protect Function
141
Setting BAR/BEAT Resolution Mode
142
Setting Digital Input
142
Checking the Number of Track Events
143
Setting the MIDI Device Number
143
Fader Fix Mode Setting
144
The Drive Format Information
144
Fader Recall Mode Setting
145
MIDI Implementation Chart
146
Inquiry Message List
147
MMC Command List
147
Maintenance
148
Specifications
148
Block Diagram
149
Dimensions
150
Declaration of Ec Directive
151
Fostex Distributors List in Europe
151
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