CONGRATULATIONS!
Your MT100 Multitrack Cassette Recorder is a fine creative tool that will enable you to work with
sound in many ways. No other multitrack cassette recorder offers the straightforward simplicity and
ease-of-use of the MT100. Whether you need to record acoustic instruments or voice using micro-
phones, electronic instruments and sources via direct line, or a creative blend
of
the two, the
MT100 makes the process
of
building up your own sound extraordinarily smooth and simple. You
can simply record and remix
four
tracks, or use the multitrack “ping-pong” recording technique to
individually record up to ten independent parts —
adding sound layer by layer until you create
exactly the arrangement and texture your imagination demands. The MT100 is just as easy to use
alone or with a band. And, because it’s a YAMAHA, you know that the MT100 will give you the very
finest sound quality and overall performance available.
In order to make use
of
the MT100’s many features and obtain maximum performance, we urge you
to read this operation manual thoroughly —
and keep it in a safe place
for
later reference.
CONTENTS
PRECAUTlONS
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1
THE CONTROLS AND CONNECTORS
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.2
CONNECTlON EXAMPLES
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7
ABOUT CASSETTE TAPES
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8
THE RECORDING PROCESS
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9
RECORDING THE FIRST TRACK
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.10
STEP 1: CHANNEL-TO-TRACK ASSIGNMENT
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.10
STEP 2: MONlTOR SETUP
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11
STEP 3: SETTING RECORDING LEVELS
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.12
STEP 4: RECORD
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12
OVERDUBBING
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13
PING-PONG RECORDING
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14
A PING-PONG RECORDING EXAMPLE
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.14
MIXDOWN
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15
USING THE AUX SEND/RTN LOOP
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.16
PUNCH-IN/OUT RECORDING
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17
MAINTENANCE
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18
BLOCK DIAGRAM
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19
SPECIFICATIONS
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