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Yamaha O2R Owner's Manual

Yamaha O2R Owner's Manual (414 pages)

DIGITAL RECORDING CONSOLE Version 2

Brand: Yamaha | Category: Recording Equipment | Size: 4.03 MB

Table of Contents

Digital Recording Console Getting Started Guide

8
- Important Information
  3
- Table of Contents
  8
- 1 Introduction to the 02R
  10
  - Installation
    12
  - User Guides
    12
  - Top and Rear Panels
    13
  - Features
    14
  - Key Features
    16
Getting Started 13 Getting Started

22
- 2 Getting Started
  22
  - Basic Assumptions
    23
  - Making the Connections
    23
  - Basic Setup
    24
  - Power ON/OFF
    25
  - Setting the Synchronization
    25
  - Recall Scene Memory 0
    26
Introductory Recording Tutorial

28
- Setting the Input Level
  29
  - Setting the Gain
    30
  - Peak Hold
    31
- Applying EQ
  33
- Using the EQ Library
  39
- Routing
  44
  - Panning
    47
Secondary Recording Tutorial 41 Secondary Recording Tutorial

50
- 4 Secondary Recording Tutorial
  50
  - Setting the Aux Send Level
    52
  - Creating a Monitor MIX
    54
  - Applying Effects
    55
  - Recalling and Editing Effects
    58
    
    Editing Effects
    59
    
    Patching in a Dynamics Processor
    63
    
    Using the Dynamics Library
    66
    
    Scene Memories
    71
    
    Recalling a Scene Memory
    74
Mixing and Automix 67 Mixing and Automix

76
- 5 Mixing and Automix
  
  76
  - What Is 02R Automix
    77
  - Real-Time Automix
    78
  - Creating a New Automix
    79
  - Editing Automix Events
    85
  - Off-Line Automix Editing
    90
  - Using the Automix Library
    96
    
    Automix Memory
    97
    
    Recalling an Automix
    98
- Index
  
  99
II Contents at a Glance

105
- Controls and Connections
  111
  - Front Panel
    112
  - Rear Panel
    121
  - Block Diagram
    125
User Interface 17 User Interface

127
- User Interface
  127
  - About the User Interface
    128
  - DISPLAY ACCESS Buttons
    128
  - Display
    130
  - CURSOR Buttons
    131
  - Encoder Wheel
    131
  - ENTER Button
    131
  - SCENE MEMORY Buttons
    131
  - Display Functions
    132
  - SELECTED CHANNEL Controls
    133
Mixing and Monitoring 25 Mixing and Monitoring

135
- Mixing and Monitoring
  135
  - Analog Inputs
    136
  - Phantom Power
    136
  - Pad
    137
  - GAIN Controls
    137
  - SEL Buttons
    137
  - ON Buttons
    138
  - Faders
    138
  - Analog Outputs
    139
  - Monitor Selector Switches
    139
  - Monitor Level Controls
    140
Mixing Display Functions 31 Mixing Display Functions

141
- MIXING Display Functions
  141
  - Phase and Attenuation
    142
  - Delay
    144
  - Pan and Balance
    146
  - Pan Gang
    147
  - Stereo Width
    147
  - PAN Controls
    148
  - Routing
    149
  - Direct Outputs
    149
  - ROUTING Buttons
    150
  - Metering
    151
    
    Aux Sends
    152
  - View
    154
  - Channel Library
    158
    
    Recalling Channel Programs
    158
    
    Storing Channel Programs
    158
    
    Recalling and Editing Effects
    159
  - EQ Controls
    163
  - EQ Programs
    164
    
    Recalling Eq Programs
    165
    
    Storing Eq Programs
    165
  - EQ Library
    165
  - Preset EQ Program Parameters
    168
Surround Pan 63 Surround Pan

173
- Surround Pan
  173
  - About Surround Pan
    174
  - Selecting a Surround Mode
    175
  - Panning Sounds Freely
    177
  - Panning Sounds Using the Trajectories
    179
  - Linking Channels for Surround Pan
    182
  - CSR (Center:side Ratio)
    183
Dynamics 75 Dynamics

185
- Dynamics
  
  185
  - Dynamics Processors
    186
  - Preset Dynamics Programs
    186
  - Compressor
    187
  - Expander
    189
  - Compander
    190
  - Gate and Ducking
    191
  - DYNAMICS Display Function
    193
  - Patching in a Processor
    194
  - Dynamics Processor Meters
    195
  - KEY in and LINK Indicators
    196
    
    Using the Automix Library
    197
  - Dynamics Library
    197
  - Storing Dynamics Programs
    197
  - Preset Dynamics Program Parameters
    200
- Auxiliary Channels
  
  207
  - About the 02R Auxiliaries
    208
  - The AUX Buttons
    209
  - Stereo Input Channels
    211
  - AUX [ON] Button
    211
  - AUX Pre or Post
    211
  - Monitor MIX
    212
- Internal Effects
  
  213
  - About Effects
    214
  - Preset Effects Programs
    215
  - AUX 7 and AUX 8
    216
  - Effects
    218
  - Effects Library
    219
    
    Recalling Effects Programs
    219
    
    Storing Effects Programs
    219
  - Preset Effects Program Parameters
    222
Scene Memories 127 Scene Memories

237
- Scene Memories
  237
  - What Are Scene Memories
    238
  - What Is Stored in a Scene Memory
    239
  - What Is the Edit Buffer
    239
  - Initial Data and UNDO Memory
    239
  - Storing MIX Scenes
    240
  - Naming a Scene Memory
    241
  - Protecting Scene Memories
    244
  - Recalling Scene Memories
    244
  - Fader Recall Safe
    245
  - Fade Time
    246
Automix 137 Automix

247
- Automix
  247
  - What Is the Automix Function
    248
  - What Is Timecode
    250
  - Using MIDI Clock
    252
  - Automix Function
    253
  - Automix Main
    254
  - Memory Management
    258
  - Fader Edit
    261
  - Event Copy
    263
  - Event Edit (Scene/Lib.)
    265
  - Event Edit (CH ON, PAN, FADER)
    266
  - Time Signature
    266
MIDI 157 MIDI

267
- MIDI
  267
  - MIDI and the 02R
    268
  - Setup
    269
  - Receive Channel
    269
  - Program Change Assign
    270
  - Bulk Dump/Request
    271
  - Fader Start
    273
  - MIDI Control Change Assign
    274
  - MIDI Remote
    275
  - MIDI Machine Control
    278
Groups and Pairs 181 Groups and Pairs

291
- Grouping Faders
  292
- Grouping Mutes
  293
- Pairing Channels
  294
- MS Decoding
  296
Digital I/O, Setup, and Utilities 187 Digital I/O, Setup, and Utilities

297
- Digital I/O, Setup, and Utilities
  297
  - Word Clock Select
    298
  - Input Signal Select
    300
  - Cascade Configuration
    301
  - Cascade Conﬁguration
    301
  - Dither
    303
  - Slot Output Select
    304
  - Solo
    306
  - Recording Mode
    306
  - Preferences
    308
  - Aux Output Select
    313
  - 24-Bit Recording
    314
  - Input Patching
    316
  - Oscillator
    319
  - Emphasis Monitor
    320
  - Channel Status Monitor
    321
  - Battery Check
    323
  - Communication Speed
    324
  - 02R System Initialization
    325
Installing Options 217 Installing Options

327
- Installing Options
  327
  - 02R Options
    328
  - Installing 02R Options
    331
  - Analog I/O Card-AD/DA (CD8-AD)
    334
  - Analog I/O Card-A/D (CD8-AD-S)
    334
  - Digital I/O Card-AES/EBU (CD8-AE/CD8-AE-S)
    335
  - Digital I/O Card-ADAT (CD8-AT)
    337
  - Digital Cascade Kit (CD8-CS)
    339
  - Solo Function
    343
  - Digital I/O Card-TDIF-1 (CD8-TDII)
    344
  - Peak Meter Bridge (MB02)
    346
Specifications 239 Speciﬁcations

349
- Specifications
  
  349
  - General Specifications
    350
  - General Speciﬁcations
    350
  - Input Specifications
    356
  - Output Specifications
    357
  - Digital Input and Output Specifications
    357
  - Output Speciﬁcations
    357
  - Digital Input and Output Speciﬁcations
    357
  - Dimensions
    358
  - Options
    359
  - Troubleshooting
    360
  - Error Messages
    361
- Appendix: MIDI
  
  365
  - MIDI Data Format
    372
  - Parameter Change and Request Format
    375
  - Bulk Dump and Request Format
    383
- Glossary
  
  399
  - References and Further Reading
    405
- Index
  
  407

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Yamaha O2R Owner's Manual

Yamaha O2R Owner's Manual (349 pages)

Yamaha Digital Recording Console Owner's manual

Brand: Yamaha | Category: Recording Equipment | Size: 3.95 MB

Table of Contents

Digital Recording Console Getting Started Guide

9
- Important Information
  4
- Package Contents
  7
- Table of Contents
  9
- Introduction to the 02R
  11
  - Digital Recording Console 02R
    12
  - User Guides
    13
  - Installation
    13
  - Top and Rear Panels
    14
  - Features
    15
    
    General Features
    15
    
    Optional Features
    16
  - Key Features
    17
  - Getting Started
    21
Getting Started 13 Getting Started

22
- Getting Started
  22
  - Basic Assumptions
    22
  - Basic Assumptions
    23
  - What You will Need
    23
  - Making the Connections
    23
  - Getting Started
    24
  - Basic Setup
    24
  - Power ON/OFF
    25
  - Setting the Synchronization
    25
  - Recall Scene Memory 0
    26
Introductory Recording Tutorial

27
- Setting the Input Level
  28
- Applying EQ
  32
- Using the EQUALIZER Library
  38
- Routing
  43
- Panning
  46
Secondary Recording Tutorial

48
- Auxiliary Send Channels
  49
- Setting the Auxiliary Send Level
  50
- Creating a Monitor MIX
  52
- Applying Effects
  53
- Recalling and Editing Effects
  56
- Editing Effects
  57
- Patching in a Dynamics Processor
  61
- Using the Dynamics Library
  64
- Scene Memories
  69
  - Scene Memories
    70
  - Recalling a Scene Memory
    72
Mixing and Automation 67 Mixing and Automation

73
- Mixing and Automation
  73
  - What Is 02R Automation
    74
  - Real-Time Automation
    75
  - Editing Automation Events
    82
  - Off-Line Automix Editing
    87
    
    Deleting Events
    90
  - Using the AUTOMIX Library
    92
  - Index
    98
Table of Contents

102
- Controls and Connections
  106
  - Front Panel
    107
  - Monitor Controls
    113
  - Rear Panel
    116
  - MIDI Connectors
    118
  - Block Diagram
    120
User Interface 17 User Interface

121
- User Interface
  121
  - About the User Interface
    122
  - DISPLAY ACCESS Buttons
    122
  - Display
    124
  - CURSOR Buttons
    124
  - Encoder Wheel
    125
  - ENTER Button
    125
  - SCENE MEMORY Buttons
    125
  - Display Functions
    126
  - SELECTED CHANNEL Controls
    127
Mixing and Monitoring 25 Mixing and Monitoring

129
- Mixing and Monitoring
  129
  - Analog Inputs
    130
  - Phantom Power
    130
  - Pad
    131
  - GAIN Controls
    131
  - SEL Buttons
    131
  - ON Buttons
    132
  - Faders
    132
  - Analog Outputs
    133
  - Monitor Selector Switches
    133
  - Monitor Level Controls
    134
Mixing Display Functions 31 Mixing Display Functions

135
- MIXING Display Functions
  135
  - Phase and Attenuation
    136
  - Delay
    138
  - Pan and Balance
    140
  - Stereo-Pair Pans
    141
  - Stereo Width
    141
  - PAN Controls
    142
  - Routing
    143
  - Direct Outputs
    143
  - ROUTING Buttons
    144
  - Metering
    145
  - View
    148
  - Display Screen
    148
  - Auxiliary Sends
    150
  - Channel Library
    151
  - Equalizer
    153
  - EQUALIZER Controls
    155
  - Equalizer Programs
    156
  - Equalizer Library
    157
  - Preset EQ Program Parameters
    160
Dynamics 6 1 Dynamics

165
- Dynamics
  165
  - Dynamics Processors
    166
  - Preset Dynamics Programs
    166
  - Compressor
    167
  - Expander
    169
  - Compander
    170
  - Gate and Ducking
    171
  - DYNAMICS Display Function
    173
  - Patching in a Processor
    174
  - Dynamics Processor Meters
    175
  - KEY in and LINK Indicators
    176
  - Dynamics Library
    177
  - Preset Dynamics Program Parameters
    180
Auxiliary Channels 83 Auxiliary Channels

186
- Auxiliary Channels
  
  186
  - About the 02R Auxiliaries
    187
  - The AUX Buttons
    188
  - Stereo Input Channels
    190
  - AUX [ON] Button
    190
  - AUX Pre or Post
    190
  - Monitor MIX
    191
- Internal Effects
  
  192
  - About Effects
    193
  - Preset Effects Programs
    194
  - AUX 7 and AUX 8
    195
  - Effects
    197
  - Effects Library
    198
  - Preset Effects Program Parameters
    201
Scene Memories 113 Scene Memories

215
- Scene Memories
  216
  - What Are Scene Memories
    216
  - What Is Stored in a Scene Memory
    217
  - What Is the Edit Buffer
    217
  - Initial Data and UNDO Memory
    217
  - Storing MIX Scenes
    218
  - Naming a Scene Memory
    219
  - Recalling Scene Memories
    221
  - Fader Recall Safe
    222
  - Fade Time
    223
Automation 123 Automation

224
- Automation
  
  224
  - What Is the Automation Function
    225
  - What Is Timecode
    227
  - Automation Function
    229
  - Memory Management
    229
  - Fader Edit
    229
  - Main Screen
    230
  - Memory Management
    234
  - Fader Edit
    237
  - Event Edit (MEMORY)
    239
  - Event Edit (CH ON)
    240
  - Event Extract
    241
- MIDI
  
  242
  - MIDI and the 02R
    243
  - MIDI Display Function
    243
  - Setup
    244
  - Receive Channel
    244
  - Program Change Assign
    245
  - Bulk Dump/Request
    246
- Groups and Pairs
  
  248
  - Grouping Faders
    249
  - Grouping Mutes
    250
  - Pairing Channels
    251
153 Digital I/O, Setup, and Utilities Digital I/O, Setup, and Utilities

253
- Word Clock Select
  254
- Adat (Cd8-At)
  255
- Aes/Ebu (Cd8-Ae)
  255
- Input Signal Select
  256
- Cascade Configuration
  257
- Dither
  259
- Recording Mode
  260
- Solo
  260
- Preferences
  262
- Oscillator
  265
- Emphasis Monitor
  266
- Channel Status Monitor
  267
- Battery Check
  269
- 02R System Initialization
  270
13 Installing Options

271
- Digital Recording Console 02R Options
  272
- Peak Meter Bridge
  273
- Installing 02R Options
  275
- Single Slot Cards
  275
- Double Slot Cards
  276
- Analog I/O Card - AD/DA (CD8-AD)
  278
- Analog I/O Card -AD/DA (CD8-AD)
  278
- Digital I/O Card - AES/EBU (CD8-AE)
  279
  - Digital I/O Card - ADAT (CD8-AT)
    281
  - Digital Cascade Kit (CD8-CS)
    283
- Cascade Settings
  285
- Solo Function
  286
  - Digital I/O Card - TDIF-1 (CD8-TD)
    287
  - Peak Meter Bridge (MB02)
    289
Specifications 191 Specifications

291
- Specifications
  
  291
  - General Specifications
    292
  - Input Specifications
    298
  - Output Specifications
    299
  - Digital Input and Output Specifications
    299
  - Dimensions
    300
  - Options
    301
    
    Analog Input
    301
    
    Analog Output
    301
  - Troubleshooting
    302
  - Error Messages
    303
  - MIDI Data Format
    306
  - Program Change
    306
  - Echo Back
    307
  - Parameter Change and Request Format
    309
  - Bulk Dump and Request Format
    313
- Glossary
  
  324
  - References and Further Reading
    330
- Index
  
  331
- MIDI Lmplimentation Chart
  
  339
- User Setting Sheet
  
  340
  - Quick Reference Guide
    344
  - System Setup
    344

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