13—Operating the Hard Disk Recorder
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The TRACK STATUS Buttons
When the channel strips are controlling the track channels—
when TR 1-12 or TR 13-24 is lit—each TRACK STATUS button
sets the behavior of its corresponding track.
How the TRACK STATUS Buttons Work
Each time you press a TRACK STATUS button, you change the current operating mode
of the corresponding track. (We’ll mention some shortcuts for doing this later on.) The
TRACK STATUS button’s color shows you the track’s current state:
Recording
This section describes recording a single mono track. If you’d like to record stereo audio
across a pair of tracks, link their track channels (Page 147) and use the same procedure.
Before Recording a Track
Select a V-Track
When you record a track, you’re recording audio on the track’s currently selected
V-Track—to learn what a V-Track is, see Page 84. You can select a V-Track on the Home
screen’s V-Track map (Page 119) or by setting the corresponding track channel’s CH
EDIT V.Trk parameter (Page 147). In either case, you’ll need to select the desired V-Track
before recording.
Set Up Your Routing
Before you can record a signal, you’ve got to get it to the track:
1. Route the signal to an input channel. To learn how to do this, see Page 130.
2. Route the input channel’s signal to the track or pair of tracks. See Page 166.
Set Up Your Monitoring and Shape the Signal to Taste
During recording, you’ll typically monitor the MASTER mix. Make sure the MASTER
fader is set as desired and set the track’s channel fader to 0 so you can hear the track.
If you’re sure you want to make permanent changes to the signal’s sound before
recording, use the input channel’s CH EDIT tools (Chapter 11) to do so. Otherwise,
shape its sound using its track channel CH EDIT parameters. Set the input channel’s
fader—and FADER parameter, therefore—to the desired recording level. For tips on
recording levels, see “How Do I Get Good Levels?” on Page 58.
If the button is: The track:
Not lit is turned off. No recording or playback will occur.
Green is set to play back what’s recorded on the track.
Flashing red is ready, or “armed,” for recording. What you hear depends
on the RECORD MONITOR parameter’s setting (Page 185).
Flashing red and amber is armed for recording with the source signal being heard
when RECORD MONITOR is set to Auto (Page 185).
Solidly lit red the track is in the process of recording.
TRACK
STATUS
button
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