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Mackie HDR 24/96 User Manual

Mackie HDR 24/96
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TECHNICAL REFERENCE
HDR 24HDR 24
HDR 24HDR 24
HDR 24/96
24 TRACK/24 BIT, DIGITAL AUDIO HARD DISK RECORDER AND EDITOR

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Mackie HDR 24/96 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Audio Channels24
Bit Depth24-bit
Storage MediumInternal Hard Drive
TypeHard Disk Recorder
DisplayLCD
MIDIYes
Word ClockYes
External StorageSCSI
AutomationYes
EffectsNo
EQNo
Dynamic ProcessingNo
Sample Rate96kHz
Analog Inputs24
Analog Outputs24
Digital InputsAES/EBU
Digital OutputsAES/EBU

Summary

Foreword

About This Manual/How To Use This Guide

Explains the manual's structure and how to use it for learning.

Conventions

Text and Navigation Conventions

Describes text formatting and GUI window navigation notation.

Hardware Overview

Front Panel Interface

Details conventions for front panel controls, displays, and buttons.

Rear Panel Connectors

Details rear panel I/O, BNC, MIDI, Ethernet, and accessory slots.

Graphical User Interface (GUI) Overview

GUI Conventions and Layout

Explains mouse, keyboard, and window interaction paradigms.

GUI Track Display and Controls

Describes the main GUI screen layout, time bars, and track areas.

File Management

Projects, Playlists, and Templates

Explains how projects and playlists track audio and edits, and the use of templates.

Project Management Operations

Details creating, opening, saving, renaming, and deleting projects.

Playlist Management

Regions and Region List

Defines regions as audio segments and their on-screen representation and list.

Region Manipulation Tools

Covers tools like Split, Crop, and Moving Regions for editing audio.

Media Management

Drive Formatting and Verification

Explains how to format and test drives for recording and playback.

Mount/Refresh Drives

Updates lists to reflect current drive status and contents.

Transport Operation

Transport Controls

Explains basic transport functions like Rewind, Fast Fwd, Stop, and Play.

Locate Points and Looping

Covers LOC points for precise transport positioning and looping.

Recording Operations

Arming Tracks and Initiating Record

Explains track arming, record modes, and one-button punch.

Auto Punch

Describes automatic punch-in/out based on preset times.

Monitor Modes

Input Monitoring Options

Explains All Input and Auto Input monitoring modes.

Solo and Mute Functions

Explains soloing and muting tracks for focused listening.

Metering

Meter Displays and Ballistics

Describes GUI meters, front panel LEDs, and ballistic response options.

Editing Operations

Editing Tools and Selection

Introduces tools like I-Beam, Hand, Magnifier for region manipulation and selection.

Nudge Tools and Clipboard

Covers fine adjustment of regions and cut/copy/paste operations.

Region Manipulation Tools and Functions

Split, Crop, and Moving Regions

Details splitting regions, cropping sections, and repositioning regions.

Fades and Volume Envelope

Describes creating fade-ins/outs and adjusting volume levels within regions.

Region Editor

Details the dialog for editing region attributes like name, start/end times.

System Setup

General Settings

Covers mouse speed, waveform colors, footswitch functions, date/time.

Digital I/O and Sync Options

Explains setup for digital audio interfaces and synchronization parameters.

Disk Directory Organization

Project File Structure

Describes the file structure for projects, audio, and rendered files.

Appendix A – Menu Tables

GUI Menu Descriptions

Lists and describes functions found in the GUI pulldown menus.

Appendix B – Parameter Saving

Setup Parameters and Preferences

Details how various settings are saved across projects and power cycles.

Project-Unique Defaults

Lists parameters with factory defaults for new projects.

Appendix C – Networking (FTP) Setup

Network Configuration

Explains setting up peer-to-peer networks and HDR24/96 IP addresses.

Appendix D – Synchronization

Synchronization Principles

Explains the role of sample clocks, timing, and sync methods.

Time Code and Video Sync

Guides on synchronizing using Time Code and Video signals.

Appendix F – Specifications

Physical and Electrical Specs

Lists physical dimensions, weight, voltage, and power consumption.

CPU, I/O, and Drive Specs

Details CPU, RAM, interfaces, and hard drive specifications.

Synchronization Specifications

Lists supported sync formats, frame rates, and clock sources.

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