Sansui MR-6 - Ping-Pong Recording; Punch-In;Punch out

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Ping-pong

recording

After

Tracks

1

to

4

have

been

recorded,

their

sounds

can

be

mixed

and

recorded

onto

Track

6

(ping-pong

recording).

Tracks

1

to

4

then

can

be

used

to

record

other

sounds.

Operation

example:

To

mix

sounds

of

Tracks

1

to

4

and

record

the

mixed

result

on

Track

6

Level

setting/recording

(1)

On

the

mixer

(MX-12),

press

the

TAPE

switches

of

the

input

selec-

tors

of

CH

1

to

CH

4.

(2)

On

the

mixer,

press

the

5-6

switches

of

the

ASSIGN

selectors

of

CH1

to

CH4.

This

allows

to

record

the

signals

input

at

CH

1

to

CH

4

in

Track

6.

(3)

Press

the

PLAY

button

of

this unit

to

start

playback.

(4)

On

the

mixer,

set

the

input

level

controls

of

CH

1

to

CH

4

to

the

scale

reading

range

of

"7"

or

“8”.

(5)

On

the

mixer,

press

the

meter

function

switch

for

the

track

display

mode,

and

adjust

the

program

level

control

of

CH

6

so

that

the

re-

cording

level

does

not

exceed

0

dB.

(6)

Adjust

the

balance

between

the

sounds

of

different

tracks

by

con-

trolling

the

LEVEL,

MASTER

and

EQ

controls

as

required.

(7)

Rewind

the

tape

to

the

point

where

ping-pong

recording

is

to

be

started.

(8)

On

the

MR-6,

set

the

TRK-1

to

TRK-4

switches

of

the

REC

SELEC-

TOR

to

OFF,

and

set

the

TRK-6

switch

to

ON.

(9)

Press

the

REC

button

then

the

PLAY

button

to

start

recording.

(10)

After

recording,

rewind

the

tape

and

check

the

content.

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Punch-in/Punch

Out

These

functions

allow

to

re-record

a

part

of

recorded

performance

which

contains

a

mistake.

After

starting

playback,

Punch-in

can

be

acti-

vated

just

before

the

part

containing

mistake

to

change

the

deck

oper-

ation

mode

from

Play

to

Record

and

replace

that

part

with

new

record-

ing.

Punch-In

refers

to

the

mode

change

from

Record

mode

to

Play

mode.

Level

setting/recording

(1)

Set

the

MX-12

ready

for

recording

onto

the

track

to

be

re-recorded.

(2)

Press

the

REC

SELECTOR

switch

corresponding

to

the

track

to

be

re-recorded.

{3)

Connect

the

footswitch

to

the

PUNCH

IN/OUT

jack

on

the

front

panel.

(4)

Press

the

PLAY

button

to

start

playback,

and

play

the

part

to

be

re-

recorded

together

with

the

played

sound.

For

smooth

level

match-

ing

and

practice,

it

is

recommended

to

use

the

REHEARSAL

func-

tion

provided

in

the

AUTO

FUNCTION.

(5)

After

level

matching,

press

the

PLAY

button

to

start

playback,

and

press

the

footswitch

at

the

beginning

of

the

part

to

be

re-recorded

to

put

the

deck

in

the

Record

mode.

(6)

After

re-recording,

press

the

footswitch

again

to

put

the

deck

in

the

Play

mode.

Now

the

re-recording

is

completed.

*

Use

a

non-lock

type

foot

switch

(which

is

turned

ON

only

in

the

mo-

ment

it

is

pressed

down).

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