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Fostex XR-7 User Manual

Fostex XR-7
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How
to
use
the
XR-7
Some
things
you
can
do
with
the
XR-7
Radio
cassette
players
and
stereo
cassette
decks
record
and
play
back
stereo
sound
on
both
sides
of
3
tape:
side
A
and
side
B.
As
shown
in
the
diagram,
a
cassette
tape
is
divided
into
four
tracks.
Two
are
used
for
side
A
and
two
for
side
B.
However,
the
XR-7
uses
all
four
tracks
at
once
(i.e.,
as
a
single
side)
and
is
able
to
record
each
track
independently,
allowing
you
to
record
instruments
or
vocal
parts
separately.
This
chapter
provides
examples
of
the
possibilities
of
the
XR-7,
and
explains
some
basic
concepts
you
should
understand.
Recording
a
four-piece
band
The
XR-7
has
four
tracks,
and
a
different
sound
source
can
be
recorded
independently
on
each
track.
Here's
how
you
might
record
a
four-piece
band
(drums,
bass,
guitar,
and
keyboard).
Record
the
drums
on
one
track.
Then,
while
you
play
back
the
drum
part
you
recorded,
record
the
bass
part
on
a
second
track.
(This
process
is
called
"overdubbing.")
As
shown
below,
use
the
same
procedure
to
record
the
guitar
and
then
the
keyboard
on
the
remaining
tracks
to
complete
a
four
track
recording.
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Fostex XR-7 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandFostex
ModelXR-7
CategoryRecording Equipment
LanguageEnglish

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