27—UTILITY Menu Parameters
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MARKER STOP
MARKER STOP lets you set the hard disk recorder so that it automatically stops when
the now line reaches the next marker. This can be handy when you want the VS-2400CD
to stop playback at the end of a section on which you’re working: place a marker at the
desired location and turn this parameter on. When MARKER STOP is off, the hard disk
recorder operates normally.
FADE CURVE
When you record, punch in and out, and edit tracks, the VS-2400CD adds a very short
crossfade between pieces of audio to ensure that there are no clicks or pops where they
meet. The FADE CURVE parameter sets the shape of the crossfade. Set it to:
•
Linear
—so that the crossfade is linear in terms of digital audio data values.
•
Exp (Exponential)
—so that the crossfade is linear in terms of audibility.
FADE LENGTH
You can set the length of the crossfade described in FADE CURVE on the previous
page. You can select 2ms, 10ms, 20ms, 30ms, 40ms or 50ms. The default setting is 10ms.
VARI PITCH
VARI PITCH Sw and VARI PITCH
The two VARI PITCH parameters are explained in “Vari Pitch Playback” on Page 176.
SOLO/MUTE
SOLO/MUTE TYPE
When you mute a channel—or when it’s silenced as the result of another channel being
soloed—you can set exactly where in the VS-2400CD its signal is stopped. This is
determined by the setting of the SOLO/MUTE TYPE parameter. When it’s set to:
•
All BUS Send
—the signal is stopped before it’s sent to any Aux or Direct paths or the
MASTER mix bus. It’s therefore not sent to the VS-2400CD’s effects or to outputs
via Aux or Direct paths.
•
MIX BUS Send
—the signal is stopped before it goes to the MASTER bus only. It’s
still sent to the Aux and Direct paths, and thus to internal effects and/or outputs.
PREVIEW
SCRUB LENGTH
This parameter is explained in “Setting Scrub Times” on Page 179.
PREVIEW TO LENGTH and PREVIEW FROM LENGTH
These parameters are described in “Setting the PREVIEW TO and FROM Times” on
Page 177.
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