Adjust the [TRIM] control appropriately so that the [PEAK] indicator is lit at the loudest part of playing. :The recording level of each track is equal to the mixer channel level ad- justed by the [TRIM] control. Therefore, levels shown on the display can be re- garded as recording levels as well as mixer Recorder input levels are shown. channel levels. ON ( ) Flashing : If you want to adjust the input level of each mixer channel while moni- toring, set the [SOLO] switch on the de- sired channel(s) to "ON" ( ). When any [SOLO] switch is "ON", the [SOLO] indicator in the MONITOR SELECT section flashes slowly. 48 Model LR16 [Recorder functions / Recording/playback] : You can monitor an input sig- nal via headphones or monitor speakers when the solo function is engaged. The monitor level can be controlled by using the [MONITOR] and [PHONES] controls (the latter only affects headphone moni- toring). Adjusting the channel output levels sent to the stereo buss After adjusting the input level of each channel, you can tailor the channel signal and send it to the stereo buss via the pan pot and channel fader. (This determines the sound output from the main speaker in live performance.) Before executing the following procedure, make sure that the "ST" indicator is lit and the [SOLO] indicator is unlit in the [MONITOR SELECT] section. Lit In this condition, you can monitor the stereo buss signal via headphones or monitor speakers. The monitor level can be controlled by using the [MONITOR] and [PHONES] controls (the latter only affects headphone monitoring). (1) Set the [ST] switch on each of mixer channels 1 through 16 to "ON" ( ). and raise the [STEREO] fader to the "0" position. In this condition, by raising the channel fader, each channel signal is sent to the stereo L/R buss. ON ( ) : If you press the [NEW PRJ. REC] key in the mixer section, the recording starts in new project mode regardless of the on/off setting of the [NEW PROJECT] Lit Flashing 1 ~ 16 STEREO (2) Raise each of the channel faders appropriately while rehearsing. Each channel fader adjusts the channel output level sent to the stereo buss. The "LR" meters on the display shows the stereo L and R buss output levels, while the channel meters shows the channel input levels. Input levels of channels 1 through 16 Stereo L and R buss output levels The total output levels of the stereo L and R buss (= the input levels for stereo mix recording) can be adjusted using the [STEREO] fader. : You can use the equalizer and the internal effects for each mixer chan- nel signal. See "Mixer function" on page 33 for details about the equalizer and the internal effects. Now you have completed all the adjustment and are ready for both PA and recording of the actual live performance. Recording :The maximum file size for each recording file is 4 GB. The LR16 automatically stops when the file size reaches 4 GB or when there is no recordable space left. (1) Press the [NEW PROJECT] key in the recorder section to turn on the key. key. (2)Press the [PLAY] key while holding down the [RECORD] key (or press the [NEW PRJ. REC] key) to start recording. 49 Model LR16 [Recorder functions / Recording/playback] :To record to an existing project already created, do not start recording using the [NEW PRJ.REC] key. This operation creates a new project and starts recording to it. The LR16 automatically creates a new project (PROJ001) and starts recording to tracks 1 through 16 and the stereo mix track simultaneously. (3) To stop recording, press the [STOP] key in the recorder or mixer section. If you press the [STOP] key in the recorder section, the recorder stops at the recording end position (REC END). If you press the [STOP] key in the mixer section, the recorder skips back to the beginning of the project (ABS 0) and stops. :When you stop recording, the display shows the following message while the LR16 is performing post recording. The more times you edit the project or the more tracks you record to, the longer it takes for post recording. : The recording file for each track is stored to the "PROJ001" folder as a mono WAV file, while the stereo mix file is stored to the "2mix" folder as a stereo WAV file. PROJ001 2mix PROJ001-01 take001trk01 take001trk02 take001trk03 take001trk04 take001trk16 Playing back a project After you have performed live recording to tracks 1 through 16, you can check the result in the following procedure. :You can directly play back only tracks 1 through 16. To play back a stereo mix file, use the memory play function (see "Memory play function" on page 57 for details). : When more than one project is re- corded, you can select a project to be played back using the "Select" menu item in the "Project" menu of the MENU mode (see page 65). (1) Turn off all the [REC TRACK SELECT] keys (1 through 16) and the [ST MIX] key. (2) Set the [SOURCE] switch on each of mixer channels 1 through 16 to "TRK" ( ). ...
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