Assessments - 4, GPA: 3.5
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107) * You can only use the Mastering Tool Kit with tracks 9/10. When working with material recorded to tracks 1–8, first refer to “Completing the song-Mixdown” (p. 40), then mix the material down to tracks 9/10. 1. Press [REC MODE] a number of times until the MASTERING indicator lights up. The Mastering screen appears. At this time, [MASTERING TOOL KIT] also lights up, and the Mastering Tool Kit is applied to tracks 9/10. 2. Press [MASTERING TOOL KIT] to call up the Mastering Tool Kit selection screen. * You can also display this screen by pressing [ENTER] in the Mastering screen. * You can select this screen by pressing [MASTERING TOOL KIT] while the REC MODE “INPUT” or “BOUNCE” indicator is lit. Each time you press [MASTERING TOOL KIT], the effect is alternately turned on or off. 3. Rotate the TIME/VALUE dial to select the Mastering Tool Kit. 4. Make the Auto Fade In/Out settings as needed. “Using Auto Fade In/Out” (p. 100) 5. Press [EXIT] to return to the Mastering Tool Kit screen. 6. Press [PLAY] and adjust the volume as tracks 9/10 play back. * When Auto Fade In/Out is set to ON, fade-ins and fade-outs are done automatically at the set location. Adjust the TRACK faders so that the level meters fluctuate slightly below the maximum level. * Sounds distort if the level meters are allowed to remain fluctuating at the maximum level. Monitor (listen) to the sounds as you adjust the levels to confirm that the sounds are not distorted. * At this point, the results of the mastering are not yet recorded. 7. Press [STOP] to stop playback, then press [ZERO] to return to the beginning of the song. Advanced 99 Creating audio CDs (BR-1180CD) 8. Use [CURSOR] and the TIME/VALUE dial to select the mastering source and destination V-tracks. 9. Press [REC] to go into recording standby, then press [PLAY] to begin recording. The mastering starts. 10. When the end of the song is reached, press [STOP] to end the recording. Mastering ends. When the mastering is finished, the track 9/10 V-tracks are automatically switched to the V-tracks specified as the mastering destination, and the Mastering Tool Kit is switched OFF. * If you are unable to get a mastering you like, you can undo the present recording by pressing [UNDO/REDO] (Undo; p. 75). 11. Play back tracks 9/10 to check the results of mastering. 12. If you want to save the current mastering results as they are, proceed with the procedure to save the song. “Saving songs (Song Store)” (p. 80) * The mastering results are lost if the power is turned off without saving the song. * V-tracks from tracks 9/10 that have undergone final mastering are selected as final mastering tracks. When you use Disc At Once (p. 104) to create an audio CD, final mastering tracks are given priority for writing to the disc. For more on final mastering tracks, refer to “Changing the final mastering tracks” (p. 49). Using Auto Fade In/Out Gradually raising the volume level at the beginning of a song from zero to the normal volume for that song is called a “fade-in.” Conversely, gradually lowering the sound from the normal volume to zero at the end of a song is called a “fade-out.” While fading in and out can be accomplished by moving the track faders manually, you can use the Auto Fade In to fade in automatically during mastering. * The Auto Fade In/Out function can be used only in Mastering mode. * The Auto Fade In/Out function settings are applied in common to all Mastering Tool Kit patches. The settings are stored individually with each song. * If you want to save the auto fade in/out settings, save the song. Note that the settings will be lost if you turn off the power or select a different song without first saving the song. Auto Fade In 1. In the Mastering Tool Kit selection screen, use [CURSOR] to move the cursor to “AUTO FADE IN,” then use the TIME/VALUE dial to turn this to ON. 2. Press CORSOR [ ] to move the cursor to “TIME,” then press [ENTER]. The Auto Fade In location selection screen appears. 3. Use [CURSOR] and the TIME/VALUE dial to set the Auto Fade In parameters. Creating audio CDs (BR-1180CD) Start: Sets the time (location) at which the fade-in starts. * When the current location is prior to Start, the volume is set to zero, and as a result, no sound will be output even when the recorder is playing back. Once the current location passes the Start point, the sound gradually begins to come up. Length: Sets the number of seconds it takes from the beginning of the fade-in to the point at which the sound reaches the normal volume. Curve: Sets the curve of the change in volume during the fade-in. A The perceived change in the volume occurs at a fixed rate. B The perceived change in the volume is rapid initially, but levels out more as the fade-in progresses. 4. When you have finished making the settings, press [EXIT] to return to the Mastering Tool Kit selection screen. Auto Fade Out 1. In the Mastering Tool Kit selection screen, use [CURSOR] to move the cursor to “AUTO FADE OUT,” then ...