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01V96 Version 2—Owner’s Manual

Operating Basics

- ST IN page

This page displays the left and right ST IN Channel 1–4 levels separately.

-Master page

This section displays the Output Channel (Aux Out 1–8, Bus Out 1–8, Stereo Out) levels

altogether.

-Effect page

This page displays the internal effects processor 1–4 input and output levels altogether.

Default Chapter3
- Important Safety Instructions3
- Backup Battery5
- Conventions Used in this Manual6
- Package Contents6
- Aux Sends7
- Table of Contents8
1 Welcome11
- Surround Sound12
2 Control Surface & Rear Panel13
- Control Surface13
- St in Section17
- St in Button17
- Display Access Section18
- Scene Button18
- Patch Button18
- Selected Channel Section20
- Scene Memory Section21
- Data Entry Section22
- Solo Section22
- Rear Panel23
- Phantom +48V23
- Ad Output Section23
- Digital I/O Section24
- Power Section25
- MIDI/Control Section25
- Slot Section25
- Installing an Optional Card26
3 Operating Basics27
- About the Display27
- Selecting Display Pages28
- Sampling Rate Indicator28
- Display Interface29
  - Rotary Controls & Faders29
  - Title Edit Window30
- Selecting Layers31
- Selecting Channels32
- Selecting Fader Modes33
- Metering34
4 Connections and Setup37
- Connections37
- Wordclock Connections and Settings40
- Input and Output Patching43
5 Tutorial47
- Connections and Setup47
- Initial Track Recording49
  - Pairing Channels50
  - Compressing the Input Signals57
- Overdubbing to Other Tracks60
- Mixing Recorded Tracks into Stereo (Mixdown)63
- Using the Internal Effects66
6 Analog I/O & Digital I/O69
- Analog Inputs & Outputs69
- Output Section70
- Digital Inputs & Outputs71
- Converting Sampling Rates of Signals Received at I/O Card Inputs72
- Monitoring Digital Input Channel Status73
- Dithering Digital Outputs74
- Setting the Transfer Format for Higher Sampling Rates75
- Double Channel76
- Double Speed76
7 Input Channels77
- About Input Channels77
- Setting the Input Channels from the Display79
- Setting the Input Channels from the Control Surface90
- Pairing Input Channels92
- Naming Input Channels94
8 Bus Outs97
- About Stereo out97
- Bus out 1-898
- Setting the Stereo out and Bus out 1-8 from the Display99
- Setting the Stereo out and Bus out 1-8 from the Control Surface104
- Pairing Buses or Aux Sends105
- Attenuating Output Signals106
- Naming the Stereo out and Bus Outs107
9 Aux Outs109
- Aux out 1-8109
- Setting Aux out 1-8 from the Display110
- Viewing Aux out Settings112
- Setting Aux out 1-8 from the Control Surface113
- Setting Aux Send Levels113
- Viewing Aux Send Settings for Multiple Channels117
- Panning Aux Sends119
- Copying Channel Fader Positions to Aux Sends120
10 Input & Output Patching121
- Input Patching121
- Output Patching123
- Patching Direct Outs125
- Insert Patching127
11 Monitoring131
- Monitor131
- Monitor and solo Setup132
- Using the Monitor133
- Solo Trim133
- Using the solo Function134
12 Surround Pan135
- About Surround Pan135
- Setting up and Selecting Surround Pan Modes136
- Surround Panning142
13 Grouping Channels & Linking Parameters149
- Grouping & Linking149
- Using Fader Groups and Mute Groups150
- Using Fader Group Master152
- Using Mute Group Master153
- Linking EQ and Compressor Parameters154
14 Internal Effects157
- About the Internal Effects157
- Using Effects Processors Via Aux Sends158
- Inserting the Internal Effects into Channels160
- Editing Effects161
- About Add-On Effects162
- About Plug-Ins163
15 Scene Memories165
- About Scene Memories165
- What Is Stored in a Scene165
- About Scene Numbers166
- Storing and Recalling Scenes167
- Auto Scene Memory Update169
- Fading Scenes170
- Recalling Scenes Safely172
- Sorting Scenes173
- Copying and Pasting a Scene (Global Paste)173
16 Libraries175
- About the Libraries175
- General Library Operation175
- Using Libraries177
17 Remote Control189
- About Remote Function189
- Pro Tools Remote Layer190
- Control Surface Operation196
- Flip Mode201
- Scrub & Shuttle204
- Nuendo/Cubase SX Remote Layer206
- Other DAW Remote Layer206
- MIDI Remote Layer207
- Machine Control Function212
- Transport Section214
18 MIDI215
- MIDI & the 01V96215
- MIDI Port Setup216
- Machine Control Section216
- Assigning Scenes to Program Changes for Remote Recall219
- Assigning Parameters to Control Changes for Real-Time Control220
- Controlling Parameters by Using Parameter Changes225
- Transmitting Parameter Settings Via MIDI (Bulk Dump)226
19 Other Functions229
- Changing the Input and Output Channel Names229
- Setting Preferences230
- Prefer1 Page230
- Prefer2 Page232
- Creating a Custom Layer by Combining Channels (User Assignable Layer)233
- Using the Oscillator234
- Using the User Defined Keys235
- Using Operation Lock237
- Cascading Consoles238
- Checking the Battery and the System Version242
- Initializing the 01V96243
- Calibrating the Faders244
Appendix A: Parameter Lists247
- User Defined Keys247
- USER DEFINED KEYS Initial Assignments249
- Input Patch Parameters249
- Initial Input Patch Settings251
- Output Patch Parameters253
- Initial Output Patch Settings255
- User Defined Remote Layer Initial Bank Settings256
- Effects Parameters260
- Delay Lcr261
- Stereo Delay261
- Ring Mod264
- Effects and Tempo Synchronization270
- Preset EQ Parameters271
- Preset Gate Parameters (Fs = 44.1 Khz)272
- Preset Compressor Parameters (Fs = 44.1 Khz)273
- Dynamics Parameters275
- Comp Section277
Appendix B: Specifications280
- General Spec280
- Libraries285
- Analog Input Spec286
- Analog Output Specs286
- Digital Input Spec287
- Digital Output Spec287
- I/O SLOT Spec287
- CONTROL I/O Spec288
- Dimensions288
Appendix C: MIDI289
- Scene Memory to Program Change Table289
- Initial Parameter to Control Change Table290
- MIDI Data Format306
- Program Change307
Appendix D: Options318
Index319
MIDI Implementation Chart324

Brand	Yamaha
Model	O1V96
Category	Music Mixer
Language	English

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