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14—Working with Track Channels
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3. Press the desired source track channel’s TRACK/STATUS button—a virtual wire
appears on the screen to show the connection you’ve made.
If you want to break the connection, press SELECT again.
4. Repeat Step 3 for any other tracks you want to bounce.
5. When you’re done, press F6 (EXIT) to confirm the routing and leave Quick Routing.
Setting Up EZ Routing for a Bounce
1. Press EZ ROUTING.
2. If the ROUTING VIEW screen doesn’t appear, and you see “VIEW” above F1, press
F1 (VIEW). If you don’t see “VIEW” above F1, press PAGE and then F1 (VIEW).
3. Use  ,  ,  and/or  to select a source track channel’s output along the upper
edge of the TRACK MIXER block.
To quickly clear all of the QUICK ROUTING screen’s connections, press F4 (AllClr).
The gray arrows at the
left edge of the screen
show the direction in
which signal flows.
When you’re bouncing
tracks, signal flows up
from the track
channels to the hard
disk recorder tracks.
We pressed
Track Channel
5’s TRACK/
STATUS
button.
The gray arrows at the
left edge of the screen
show the direction in
which signal flows.
When you’re bouncing
tracks, signal flows up
from the track
channels to the hard
disk recorder tracks.
We pressed the
TRACK/STATUS
buttons for Track
Channels 6 and 7—
we’re now
bouncing Track
Channels 5-7 to
Track 1 on the hard
disk recorder.
Track
channels
1-18
Hard Disk
Recorder
Tracks 1-18
The gray arrows at the
left edge of the screen
show the direction in
which signal flows.
When you’re bouncing
tracks, signal flows up
from the track
channels to the hard
disk recorder tracks.
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