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Yamaha AW4416 Operation Manual (507 pages)

Professional Audio Workstation

Brand: Yamaha | Category: Musical Instrument | Size: 5.93 MB

Table of Contents

9
- Before You Begin
  16
  - Checking the Included Items
    16
  - About the Internal Hard Disk
    17
  - Installing an Internal Hard Disk
    17
  - Installation
    18
  - About the CD-RW Drives
    20
  - Installing a CD-RW Drive
    20
  - The SCSI ID of the CD-RW Drive
    20
  - Installation Procedure
    21
  - How to Remove the Transport Protection Pad
    24
  - Removing the Transport Protection Pad
    24
  - About External SCSI Devices
    25
  - Attaching an External SCSI Device
    25
  - Manual Eject (Emergency Disc Removal)
    25
  - Connection Procedure
    26
  - About SCSI Errors
    27
  - About Terminators
    27
  - About I/O Cards
    28
  - Installing I/O Cards
    28
  - Installation Procedure
    29
- Important Points You Must Observe
  30
  - Turning the Power on
    30
  - Turning the Power on or off
    30
  - Setting the Internal Clock
    31
  - Turning the Power off
    32
  - Transporting the AW4416
    33
  - Vibration During Use
    33
- Chapter 1 Welcome to the World of the AW4416
  
  34
  - Features of the AW4416
    34
    
    Mixer Section
    34
    
    Recorder Section
    35
    
    CD-RW Drive (Option)
    36
    
    Other Features
    36
    
    Sampling Pad Section
    36
    
    Input Patch
    38
    
    Input Channels 1-24
    39
    
    Return Channels 1/2
    40
    
    Monitor Channels 1-16
    41
    
    Recorder Input Patching
    41
    
    Digital Cascade Connections
    42
    
    Oscillator
    42
    
    Stereo Output Channel
    42
    
    AUX Buses 1-8
    43
    
    Internal Effects 1/2
    44
    
    Output Patch
    44
    
    Monitor Output/Headphone Output
    45
  - Top Panel
    46
    
    Analog Input/Output Section
    46
- Chapter 2 Parts and Their Functions
  
  46
  - WORK NAVIGATE Section
    47
  - UNIT Section
    47
  - MIXER Section
    48
  - FADER MODE Section
    49
  - MIXING LAYER Section
    50
  - [SEL] Keys, [ON] Keys, Faders
    52
  - Display Section
    53
  - Level Meter/Counter Section
    54
  - RECORDER Section
    55
  - AUTOMATION Section
    56
  - SCENE MEMORY Section
    56
  - CURSOR/JOG & SHUTTLE Section
    57
  - Locate Section
    58
  - Transport Section
    59
  - SAMPLING PAD Section
    60
  - Rear Panel
    61
    
    Phones Jack
    63
    
    Power Switch
    64
  - Front Panel
    65
- Chapter 3 The User Interface of the AW4416
  
  66
  - Display
    66
  - Level Meters/Counter
    69
  - Basic Operation of the AW4416
    71
    
    Accessing a Screen/Page
    71
    
    Using the Controls of the Top Panel
    71
    
    Using the Mouse
    71
    
    Turning a Button On/Off
    72
    
    Using the Controls of the Top Panel
    72
    
    Using the Mouse
    72
    
    Editing the Value of a Fader/Knob/Numerical Box
    73
    
    Using the Controls of the Top Panel
    73
    
    Using the Mouse
    73
    
    Using the Additional Function Buttons
    74
    
    Using the Controls of the Top Panel
    74
    
    Using the Mouse
    74
    
    Inputting Text
    75
    
    Using the Controls of the Tab Page
    75
    
    Using the Mouse
    77
    
    Selecting Channels
    78
    
    Connections
    82
- Chapter4-Connections and Setup
  
  83
  - Word Clock Settings
    83
- Chapter 5 Recording on the AW4416
  
  88
  - Preparations for Recording
    88
    
    Connections and Start-Up
    88
    
    Creating a New Song
    90
  - Recording the First Tracks
    93
    
    Set the Input Level
    93
    
    Assign the Signals to Buses
    96
    
    Set the Tracks to Record-Ready Mode
    97
    
    Make Monitor Settings
    98
    
    Let's Record
    100
  - Overdubbing
    102
    
    Set the Input Level
    102
    
    Assign the Signal to a Bus
    103
    
    Put the Track in Record-Ready Mode
    104
    
    Make Monitor Settings
    105
    
    Using EQ and the Dynamics Processor
    106
    
    Using the Four-Band EQ
    106
    
    Using the Dynamics Processor
    107
    
    Let's Overdub
    109
  - Mixdown
    110
    
    Creating the MIX Balance of the Tracks
    110
    
    Using the solo Function
    111
    
    Using the Internal Effects
    114
  - Other Convenient Functions
    116
    
    Fader Groups
    116
    
    Mute Groups
    116
    
    Automix
    117
    
    Recording the Stereo Track
    117
  - Saving a Scene/Song
    120
    
    Saving a Scene
    120
    
    Saving a Song
    121
- Chapter 6 Transport/Locate Operations
  
  124
  - Table of Transport Key Operations
    124
  - Shuttle Function (Cue/Review Operation)
    125
  - Nudge Function
    125
    
    Using the Nudge Function
    125
    
    Nudge Function Settings
    127
  - Rollback Function
    128
  - Locating to a Specific Point
    129
  - Locating to the Zero Location of the Counter
    130
    
    Setting the Zero Relative Time Location
    130
  - Locating to the Start/End Points
    132
  - A-B Repeat
    133
    
    Performing A-B Repeat Playback
    133
    
    Setting the A/B Points
    133
  - In/Out Points
    135
    
    Setting the in Point/Out Point
    135
  - Markers
    136
    
    Locating to a Marker
    136
    
    Setting a Marker
    136
  - Adjusting the Location of a Locate Point
    138
  - Deleting a Locate Point
    140
  - Deleting a Locate Point Using the Panel Keys
    141
    
    Deleting a Marker
    141
    
    Deleting an In/Out Point or A/B Point
    141
- Chapter 7 Punch-In/Out
  
  142
  - About Punch-In/Out
    142
    
    Auto Punch-In/Out
    142
  - Manual Punch-In/Out
    142
    
    Connect a Foot Switch
    143
    
    Make Input Monitor Settings
    143
    
    Preparations
    143
    
    Manual Punch-In/Out Recording
    144
  - Auto Punch-In/Out
    145
    
    Make Input Monitor Settings
    145
    
    Preparations
    145
    
    Set the Auto Punch-In/Out Points
    145
    
    Set the Pre-Roll/Post-Roll Times
    145
    
    Rehearsing and Recording with Auto Punch-In/Out
    146
    
    Rehearsing with Auto Punch-In/Out
    146
    
    Recording with Auto Punch-In/Out
    147
- Chapter8-Patching
  
  149
  - Patching to the Recorder Inputs
    150
  - Patching to the Outputs
    151
  - Patch Library
    153
    
    Storing to the Patch Library
    153
    
    Recalling a Patch Program
    154
  - Patching Input/Output Jacks to an Insert I/O Point
    155
  - Using the Quick Rec Function
    158
- Chapter 9 Track and Virtual Track Operations
  
  162
  - The Track Structure of the AW4416
    162
  - Switching Virtual Tracks
    164
  - Pairing Tracks
    166
  - Editing Tracks and Virtual Tracks
    167
    
    Tracks, Parts, and Regions
    167
    
    Naming a Virtual Track
    168
    
    Naming a Virtual Track or Region
    168
    
    Naming a Region
    170
    
    Track Editing Procedure
    171
    
    Virtual Track Editing Procedure
    174
  - Editing Command List
    176
    
    TRACK Menu
    176
    
    PART Menu
    177
    
    REGION Menu
    178
- Chapter 10 Internal Effects
  
  180
  - About the Internal Effects
    180
    
    Inserting an Effect into a Channel
    180
    
    Using aux Send/Return
    180
  - Using aux Send/Return to Apply an Effect
    181
    
    Patching
    181
    
    Recalling an Effect Program from the Library
    182
    
    Switching between Pre-Fader and Post-Fader
    184
    
    Adjusting the Send Level
    185
    
    Adjusting the Send Level/Return Level
    185
  - Inserting an Effect into a Desired Channel
    186
    
    Patching
    186
    
    Inserting an Effect into Monitor Channel 1
    187
    
    Recalling an Effect Program
    189
- Chapter 11 Song Management
  
  190
  - About Songs
    190
  - Saving/Loading a Song
    191
    
    Saving the Current Song
    191
    
    Loading a Song
    192
  - Editing the Song Name/Comment
    193
  - Deleting/Copying a Song
    194
    
    Deleting a Song
    194
    
    Copying a Song
    196
    
    Optimizing a Song
    197
  - Importing Mixer Data of an Existing Song
    198
- Chapter 12 Sampling Pads
  
  200
  - About the Sampling Pads
    200
  - Assigning the Pad Outputs to Channels
    201
  - Assigning a Region to a Sampling Pad
    202
  - Trimming a Sample
    205
  - Naming a Pad
    208
  - Erasing a Pad Sample and Name
    209
  - Recording Your Performance on the Sampling Pads
    211
  - Copying a Pad Performance
    213
  - Erasing a Pad Performance
    216
- Chapter 13 Scene Memory
  
  218
  - About Scene Memory
    218
    
    About Scene Numbers
    218
    
    Parameters Included in a Scene
    218
  - Storing a Scene
    219
  - Recalling a Scene
    221
  - Editing the Name of a Scene
    222
  - Protecting a Scene
    223
  - Changing the Order of Scenes
    224
  - Using Keys to Store/Recall a Scene
    226
    
    Storing a Scene
    226
    
    Recalling a Scene
    227
- Chapter 14 Automix
  
  228
  - What Is Automix
    228
  - Creating a New Automix
    229
  - Recording the First Section
    231
  - Playing Back Automix
    233
  - Overwriting Events
    234
  - Automix Punch-In/Out
    236
  - Editing the Fader Movements
    238
  - Editing Automix Off-Line
    240
  - Storing an Automix
    243
  - Recalling an Automix
    245
- Chapter 15 MIDI
  
  246
- Chapter 16 Backing up and Restoring Songs
  
  260
  - Selecting the Backup Format
    260
  - Backing up a Song
    261
  - Restoring a Song
    263
  - Disk Utilities
    265
    
    Formatting the Internal Hard Disk/External SCSI Device
    265
    
    Formatting an External Hard Disk
    266
    
    Formatting the Internal Hard Disk
    266
    
    Formatting Removable Media such as an MO Drive
    268
    
    Erasing CD-RW Media
    269
- Chapter 17 Mastering
  
  270
  - About Mastering
    270
    
    Stereo Tracks that Can be Mastered
    270
    
    CD-R and CD-RW
    271
    
    Track at Once and Disc at Once
    272
    
    Mastering Mode Settings
    273
    
    Preparations for Mastering
    273
    
    Writing the Master
    274
  - Finalizing
    278
  - Playing CD-R/RW Media (the CD Play Function)
    279
    
    Reference Guide
    282
Professional Audio Workstation Reference Guide

283
- SONG Screen
  289
  - Song List Page
    289
    
    Saving/Loading a Song
    289
  - Setting Page
    290
    
    Make Various Settings for the Current Song
    290
  - Song Edit Page
    292
    
    Deleting/Copying/Optimizing Songs
    292
  - Tempo Map Page
    293
    
    Programming the Tempo Map
    293
  - Shut down Page
    295
    
    Shut down the AW4416
    295
- QUICK REC Screen
  296
  - Quick Rec Page
    296
    
    Simultaneously Recording 16 Inputs/16 Tracks
    296
- MASTERING Screen
  298
  - Write CD Page
    298
    
    Using a CD-RW Drive to Create an Audio CD
    298
- CD PLAY Screen
  300
  - CD Play Page
    300
    
    Use the CD-RW Drive to Play an Audio CD
    300
- SET up Screen
  302
  - Patch in Page
    302
    
    Patching a Signal to a Channel/Track
    302
  - Patch out Page
    304
    
    Patch Signals to Output Jacks
    304
  - Patch Lib Page
    306
    
    Store or Recall Patching Settings
    306
  - D.in Setup Page
    308
    
    Make Word Clock/Cascade Settings
    308
  - Monitor Page
    310
    
    Monitor the Digital Input Signals
    310
  - Dither out Page
    312
    
    Specify Dithering and Word Length of the Digital Outputs
    312
  - Dither TRK Page
    313
    
    Specify Dithering and Word Length for Tracks
    313
  - Solo Setup Page
    314
    
    Make solo Settings
    314
- FILE Screen
  316
  - Backup Page
    316
    
    Backup a Song
    316
  - Restore Page
    318
    
    Restore Backed-Up Songs
    318
  - Disk Util. Page
    319
    
    Format or Erase a Disk
    319
- UTILITY Screen
  321
  - Oscillator Page
    321
    
    Using the Test Tone Oscillator
    321
  - Prefer.1 Page
    322
    
    Make Overall Settings for the AW4416 (1)
    322
  - Prefer.2 Page
    323
  - Prefer.3 Page
    325
    
    Make Overall Settings for the AW4416 (3)
    325
- MIDI Screen
  327
  - MIDI Setup Page
    327
    
    Make Basic MIDI Settings
    327
  - MIDI Sync Page
    329
    
    Make Settings Related to MIDI Synchronization
    329
  - PGM Asgn. Page
    331
    
    Assign a Scene Number to each Program Change Number
    331
- VIEW Screen
  332
  - CH View Page
    332
    
    View All Parameters of a Channel
    332
  - Library Page
    335
    
    Store or Recall Channel Settings
    335
- PAN/ROUTE Screen
  337
  - Pan 1-16/Pan17-24/Pan MONI Pages
    337
    
    Set Pan and Routing
    337
  - Pair Ch/Pair BUS Pages
    340
    
    Set Channel/Bus Pairing
    340
- EQ/ATT/GRP Screen
  342
  - Eq/Att Page
    342
    
    EQ and Attenuation Settings
    342
  - Library Page
    344
    
    Store or Recall EQ Settings
    344
  - Fadergrp Page
    346
    
    Set and Cancel Fader Groups
    346
  - Mute Grp Page
    347
    
    Set and Cancel Mute Groups
    347
- DYN/DLY Screen
  348
  - Dyn. Edit Page
    348
    
    Dynamics Processor Parameter Settings
    348
  - Library Page
    350
    
    Storing and Recalling Dynamics Processor Settings
    350
  - Dly/Ø1-16, Dly/Ø17-24, Dly/Ømoni
    353
    
    Set Delay and Phase
    353
- AUX1-AUX6 Screens
  355
  - Pre/Pst IN, Pre/Pst MONI Pages
    355
    
    Make On/Off and Pre/Post Settings for the aux Sends
    355
- AUX7/EFF1 and AUX8/EFF2 Screens
  357
  - Eff. Edit Page
    357
  - Library Page
    359
    
    Store or Recall an Effect Program
    359
  - Pre/Pst IN, Pre/Pst MONI Pages
    361
    
    Make On/Off and Pre/Post Settings for the Effect Sends
    361
- HOME Screen
  363
  - 1-24/Rtn Page
    363
    
    Monitor the Input Level of the Input Channels
    363
  - MONITOR Page
    364
    
    Monitor the Input Levels of the Monitor Channels
    364
  - Bus Page
    365
    
    Monitor the Output Levels of Buses 1-8/AUX Buses 1-8
    365
  - Omni/St Page
    366
    
    Monitor the Output Levels of the OMNI out Jacks and Stereo Output
    366
  - Option Page
    367
    
    Monitor the Output Level of Option I/O Cards
    367
- SAMP. PAD Screen
  368
  - From Rgn. Page
    368
    
    Assign a Region to a Sampling Pad
    368
  - CD Import Page
    370
    
    Assign CD-DA to a Sampling Pad
    370
  - WAV Import Page
    372
    
    Assign a WAV File to a Sampling Pad
    372
  - PAD Edit Page
    374
    
    Editing a Sample Pad
    374
  - Trig. List Page
    376
    
    Recording and Playing Sampling Pad Operations
    376
- TRACK Screen
  378
  - TR View Page
    378
    
    Viewing the Recorded Content for each Track
    378
  - Track Page
    382
    
    Switching Virtual Tracks
    382
  - Stereo Page
    383
    
    Playing or Erasing the Stereo Track
    383
  - Mark Adj. Page
    385
    
    Adjust or Erase Locate Points or Markers
    385
- EDIT Screen
  387
  - TR Edit Page
    387
    
    Edit Tracks
    387
  - V.TR Edit Page
    395
    
    Edit Virtual Tracks
    395
  - CD Import Page
    397
    
    Import CD-DA to an Audio Track
    397
  - Wavimport Page
    399
    
    Import a WAV File to an Audio Track
    399
  - TR Import Page
    401
    
    Import a Track from an Existing Song
    401
- AUTOMIX Screen
  403
  - Main Page
    403
    
    Make Basic Automix Settings
    403
  - Memory Page
    407
    
    Store or Recall Automix
    407
  - Fader Edit Page
    409
    
    View Fader Events as a Bar Graph
    409
  - Event List Page
    410
    
    Edit Events Off-Line
    410
- SCENE Screen
  412
  - Scene Mem Page
    412
    
    Store or Recall a Scene
    412
  - Fade Time Page
    414
    
    Specify the Fade Time
    414
  - RCL. Safe Page
    415
    
    Make Fader Recall Safe Settings
    415
  - Sort Page
    416
    
    Sort Scenes
    416

Yamaha AW4416 Operation Manual (280 pages)

Professional audio workstation

Brand: Yamaha | Category: Musical Instrument | Size: 4.09 MB

Operating Notes
5
Table of Contents
8
Before You Begin

15
- Checking the Included Items
  15
- Installing an Internal Hard Disk
  16
  - About the Internal Hard Disk
    16
  - Installation
    17
- Installing a CD-RW Drive
  19
- Removing the Transport Protection Pad
  23
  - How to Remove the Transport Protection Pad
    23
  - Manual Eject (Emergency Disc Removal)
    24
- Attaching an External SCSI Device
  24
  - About External SCSI Devices
    24
  - Connection Procedure
    25
  - About SCSI Errors
    26
  - About Terminators
    26
- Installing I/O Cards
  27
  - About I/O Cards
    27
  - Installation Procedure
    28
Important Points You Must Observe

29
- Turning the Power on or off
  29
  - Turning the Power on
    29
- Setting the Internal Clock
  30
  - Turning the Power off
    31
- Transporting the AW4416
  32
- Vibration During Use
  32
Chapter 1 Welcome to the World of the AW4416

33
- Features of the AW4416
  33
  - Mixer Section
    33
  - Recorder Section
    34
  - Sampling Pad Section
    35
  - CD-RW Drive (Option)
    35
  - Other Features
    35
Signal Flow Within the AW4416

36
- Input Patch
  37
- Input Channels 1-24
  38
- Return Channels 1/2
  39
- Recorder Input Patching
  40
- Monitor Channels 1-16
  40
- Digital Cascade Connections
  41
- Oscillator
  41
- Stereo Output Channel
  41
- Buses 1-8
  42
- AUX Buses 1-8
  42
- Output Patch
  42
- Output Patch
  43
- Internal Effects 1/2
  43
- Monitor Output/Headphone Output
  44
Chapter 2 Parts and Their Functions

45
Top Panel

45
- Analog Input/Output Section
  45
- WORK NAVIGATE Section
  46
- UNIT Section
  46
- MIXER Section
  47
- FADER MODE Section
  48
- MIXING LAYER Section
  49
- [SEL] Keys, [ON] Keys, Faders
  51
- Display Section
  52
- Level Meter/Counter Section
  53
- RECORDER Section
  54
- AUTOMATION Section
  55
- SCENE MEMORY Section
  55
- CURSOR/JOG & SHUTTLE Section
  56
- Locate Section
  57
- Transport Section
  58
- SAMPLING PAD Section
  59
Rear Panel

60
- Scsi Connector
  62
- Power Switch
  63
- To Host Connector
  63
Front Panel

64
Chapter 3 The User Interface of the AW4416

65
Display

65
- Main Screen
  66
Level Meters/Counter

68
- Word Clock
  68
Basic Operation of the AW4416

70
- Accessing a Screen/Page
  70
  - Using the Controls of the Top Panel
    70
  - Using the Mouse
    70
- Turning a Button On/Off
  71
  - Using the Controls of the Top Panel
    71
  - Using the Mouse
    71
- Editing the Value of a Fader/Knob/Numerical Box
  72
  - Using the Controls of the Top Panel
    72
  - Using the Mouse
    72
- Using the Additional Function Buttons
  73
  - Using the Controls of the Top Panel
    73
  - Using the Mouse
    73
- Inputting Text
  74
  - Using the Controls of the Tab Page
    74
  - Using the Mouse
    76
- Selecting Channels
  77
Chapter4-Connections and Setup

82
Word Clock Settings

82
Chapter 5 Recording on the AW4416

86
Preparations for Recording

86
- Connections and Start-Up
  86
- Creating a New Song
  88
Recording the First Tracks

91
- Set the Input Level
  91
- Assign the Signals to Buses
  94
- Set the Tracks to Record-Ready Mode
  95
- Make Monitor Settings
  96
- Let's Record
  98
Overdubbing

100
- Set the Input Level
  100
- Assign the Signal to a Bus
  101
- Put the Track in Record-Ready Mode
  102
- Make Monitor Settings
  103
- Using EQ and the Dynamics Processor
  104
  - Using the Four-Band EQ
    104
  - Using the Dynamics Processor
    105
- Let's Overdub
  107
Mixdown

108
- Creating the MIX Balance of the Tracks
  108
- Using the solo Function
  109
- Using the Internal Effects
  112
Other Convenient Functions

114
- Fader Groups
  114
- Mute Groups
  114
- Automix
  115
- Recording the Stereo Track
  115
Saving a Scene/Song

118
- Saving a Scene
  118
- Saving a Song
  119
Chapter 6 Transport/Locate Operations

121
Table of Transport Key Operations

121
Shuttle Function (Cue/Review Operation)

122
Nudge Function

122
- Using the Nudge Function
  122
- Nudge Function Settings
  124
Rollback Function

125
Locating to a Specific Point

126
Locating to the Zero Location of the Counter

127
- Setting the Zero Relative Time Location
  127
Locating to the Start/End Points

129
A-B Repeat

130
- Setting the A/B Points
  130
- Performing A-B Repeat Playback
  130
In/Out Points

132
- Setting the in Point/Out Point
  132
Markers

133
- Setting a Marker
  133
- Locating to a Marker
  133
Adjusting the Location of a Locate Point

135
Deleting a Locate Point

137
Deleting a Locate Point Using the Panel Keys

138
- Deleting an In/Out Point or A/B Point
  138
- Deleting a Marker
  138
Chapter 7 Punch-In/Out

139
About Punch-In/Out

139
- Auto Punch-In/Out
  139
Manual Punch-In/Out

139
- Preparations
  140
  - Make Input Monitor Settings
    140
  - Connect a Foot Switch
    140
- Manual Punch-In/Out Recording
  141
Auto Punch-In/Out

142
- Preparations
  142
- Rehearsing and Recording with Auto Punch-In/Out
  143
  - Rehearsing with Auto Punch-In/Out
    143
  - Recording with Auto Punch-In/Out
    144
Chapter 8 Patching

145
Patching to the Input Channels

145
Patching to the Recorder Inputs

147
Patching to the Outputs

148
Patch Library

150
- Storing to the Patch Library
  150
- Recalling a Patch Program
  151
Patching Input/Output Jacks to an Insert I/O Point

152
Using the Quick Rec Function

155
Chapter 9 Track and Virtual Track Operations

158
The Track Structure of the AW4416

158
Switching Virtual Tracks

160
Pairing Tracks

162
Editing Tracks and Virtual Tracks

163
- Tracks, Parts, and Regions
  163
- Naming a Virtual Track or Region
  164
  - Naming a Virtual Track
    164
  - Naming a Region
    166
- Track Editing Procedure
  167
- Virtual Track Editing Procedure
  170
Editing Command List

172
- TRACK Menu
  172
- PART Menu
  173
- REGION Menu
  174
Chapter 10 Internal Effects

175
About the Internal Effects

175
- Using aux Send/Return
  175
- Inserting an Effect into a Channel
  175
Using aux Send/Return to Apply an Effect

176
- Patching
  176
- Recalling an Effect Program from the Library
  177
- Switching between Pre-Fader and Post-Fader
  179
- Adjusting the Send Level/Return Level
  180
- Adjusting the Send Level
  180
Inserting an Effect into a Desired Channel

181
- Patching
  181
- Inserting an Effect into Monitor Channel 1
  182
- Recalling an Effect Program
  184
Chapter 11 Song Management

185
About Songs

185
Song Structure and Size

186
- Song Structure
  186
- Usable Hard Disks/Song Capacity
  186
- Work Area for Audio CD Production
  186
Saving/Loading a Song

187
- Saving the Current Song
  187
- Loading a Song
  188
Editing the Song Name/Comment

189
Deleting/Copying a Song

190
- Deleting a Song
  190
- Copying a Song
  191
- Optimizing a Song
  192

Yamaha AW4416 Reference Manual (191 pages)

PROFESSIONAL AUDIO WORKSTATION

Brand: Yamaha | Category: Musical Instrument | Size: 1.55 MB

Table of Contents
2
SONG Screen

8
- Song List Page
  8
  - Saving/Loading a Song
    8
- Setting Page
  9
  - Make Various Settings for the Current Song
    9
- Song Edit Page
  11
  - Deleting/Copying/Optimizing Songs
    11
- Tempo Map Page
  12
  - Programming the Tempo Map
    12
- Shut down Page
  14
  - Shut down the AW4416
    14
QUICK REC Screen

15
- Quick Rec Page
  15
  - Simultaneously Recording 16 Inputs/16 Tracks
    15
MASTERING Screen

17
- Write CD Page
  17
  - Using a CD-RW Drive to Create an Audio CD
    17
CD PLAY Screen

19
- CD Play Page
  19
  - Use the CD-RW Drive to Play an Audio CD
    19
SET up Screen

21
- Patch in Page
  21
  - Patching a Signal to a Channel/Track
    21
- Patch out Page
  23
  - Patch Signals to Output Jacks
    23
- Patch Lib Page
  25
  - Store or Recall Patching Settings
    25
- D.in Setup Page
  27
  - Make Word Clock/Cascade Settings
    27
- Monitor Page
  29
  - Monitor the Digital Input Signals
    29
- Dither out Page
  31
  - Specify Dithering and Word Length of the Digital Outputs
    31
- Dither TRK Page
  32
  - Specify Dithering and Word Length for Tracks
    32
- Solo Setup Page
  33
  - Make solo Settings
    33
FILE Screen

35
- Backup Page
  35
  - Backup a Song
    35
- Restore Page
  37
  - Restore Backed-Up Songs
    37
- Disk Util. Page
  38
  - Format or Erase a Disk
    38
UTILITY Screen

40
- Oscillator Page
  40
  - Using the Test Tone Oscillator
    40
- Prefer.1 Page
  41
  - Make Overall Settings for the AW4416 (1)
    41
- Prefer.2 Page
  42
  - Make Overall Settings for the AW4416 (2)
    42
- Prefer.3 Page
  44
  - Make Overall Settings for the AW4416 (3)
    44
MIDI Screen

46
- MIDI Setup Page
  46
  - Make Basic MIDI Settings
    46
  - Messages
    46
- MIDI Sync Page
  48
  - Make Settings Related to MIDI Synchronization
    48
- PGM Asgn. Page
  50
  - Assign a Scene Number to each Program Change Number
    50
VIEW Screen

51
- CH View Page
  51
  - View All Parameters of a Channel
    51
- Library Page
  54
  - Store or Recall Channel Settings
    54
PAN/ROUTE Screen

56
- Pan 1-16/Pan17-24/Pan MONI Pages
  56
  - Set Pan and Routing
    56
- Pair Ch/Pair BUS Pages
  59
  - Set Channel/Bus Pairing
    59
EQ/ATT/GRP Screen

61
- Eq/Att Page
  61
  - EQ and Attenuation Settings
    61
- Library Page
  63
  - Store or Recall EQ Settings
    63
- Fadergrp Page
  65
  - Set and Cancel Fader Groups
    65
- Mute Grp Page
  66
  - Set and Cancel Mute Groups
    66
DYN/DLY Screen

67
- Dyn. Edit Page
  67
  - Dynamics Processor Parameter Settings
    67
- Library Page
  69
  - Storing and Recalling Dynamics Processor Settings
    69
- Dly/Ø1-16, Dly/Ø17-24
  72
- Dly/Ømoni Pages
  72
  - Set Delay and Phase
    72
AUX1-AUX6 Screens

74
- Pre/Pst IN, Pre/Pst MONI Pages
  74
  - Make On/Off and Pre/Post Settings for the AUX Sends
    74
AUX7/EFF1 and AUX8/EFF2 Screens

76
HOME Screen

82
SAMP. PAD Screen

87
- From Rgn. Page
  87
  - Assign a Region to a Sampling Pad
    87
- CD Import Page
  89
  - Assign CD-DA to a Sampling Pad
    89
- WAV Import Page
  91
  - Assign a WAV File to a Sampling Pad
    91
- PAD Edit Page
  93
  - Editing a Sample Pad
    93
- Trig. List Page
  95
  - Recording and Playing Sampling Pad Operations
    95
TRACK Screen

97
- TR View Page
  97
  - Viewing the Recorded Content for each Track
    97
- Track Page
  101
  - Switching Virtual Tracks
    101
- Stereo Page
  102
  - Playing or Erasing the Stereo Track
    102
- Mark Adj. Page
  104
  - Adjust or Erase Locate Points or Markers
    104
EDIT Screen

106
- TR Edit Page
  106
  - Edit Tracks
    106
- V.TR Edit Page
  114
  - Edit Virtual Tracks
    114
- CD Import Page
  116
  - Import CD-DA to an Audio Track
    116
- Wavimport Page
  118
  - Import a WAV File to an Audio Track
    118
- TR Import Page
  120
  - Import a Track from an Existing Song
    120

Yamaha AW4416 Service Manual (154 pages)

Brand: Yamaha | Category: Musical Instrument | Size: 12.88 MB

Professional Audio Workstation Service Manual

47
- Circuit Boards
  5
- Parts List
  17
- Overall Assembly
  19
- Bottom Chassis Assembly
  20
- Ss355 Te-17
  43
- Tc74Vhc245F
  44
- Table of Contents
  47
- Specifications
  49
  - Mixer Section
    50
  - Recorder Section
    51
- Panel Layout
  60
  - Top Panel
    60
  - Mixing Layer Section
    62
  - Rear Panel
    68
- Dimentions
  69
- Circuit Board Layout
  70
- Disassembly Procedure
  72
- Hard Disk Installation
  76
- CD-Rw Drive Installation
  78
  - Installation Procedure
    79
- I/O Card Installation
  82
Lsi Pin Description

84

Yamaha AW4416 Tutorial (34 pages)

PROFESSIONAL AUDIO WORKSTATION

Brand: Yamaha | Category: Musical Instrument | Size: 0.31 MB

AW4416 Professional Audio Workstation

1
- A Note about the Tutorial
  2
- Contents
  2
- Table of Contents
  3
Laying down the Basic Tracks

5
- Rhythm First
  5
- Separation
  5
- Scratch" or "Guide" Vocals
  6
- Microphone Selection
  6
- Overdubs
  7
- To Process or Not to Process
  7
Load the Demo Song

8
- Load the Demo Song from the CD-ROM Onto the AW4416 Hard Disk
  8
- Load the Demo Song from the Hard Disk
  9
Mixdown

10
- Phase 1: Listen to the Tracks and Make a Plan
  10
  - Do It
    10
Contents

11
- Phase 2: Set up a Rough MIX
  12
  - Start with the Drums
    12
  - Add the Claves/Electronic Drums Track
    13
  - Add the Bass Track
    13
  - Add the Guitar Tracks
    13
  - Add the Organ & Piano Tracks
    13
  - Add the String Tracks
    13
  - Add the Lead Vocal
    14
  - Add the Chorus
    14
  - Listen
    14
  - Save the Song
    14
- Phase 3: Assemble the MIX Part by Part
  15
  - Tracks 1 & 2: Drums
    15
  - Track 3: Claves/Electronic Drums
    16
  - Track 4: Bass
    16
  - Track 5: Rhythm Guitar
    17
  - Track 6: Lead Guitar
    17
  - Track 7: Organ
    17
  - Track 8: Piano
    18
  - Tracks 9 & 10: Strings
    18
  - Tracks 11 & 12: Female Chorus 1 & 2
    18
  - Track 13: Male Chorus
    19
  - Track 14: Lead Vocal
    19
  - Save the Song
    19
- Phase 4: Add Ambience
  20
- Engage the "Effect 1 Sends" and Select an Effect
  20
  - Add Ambience to the Tracks as Required
    21
  - Tracks 1 & 2: Drums
    21
  - Track 3: Claves/Electronic Drums
    21
  - Track 4: Bass
    21
  - Tracks 5 & 6: Rhythm & Lead Guitar
    21
  - Track 7: Organ
    22
  - Track 8: Piano
    22
  - Tracks 9 & 10: Strings
    22
  - Tracks 11, 12, & 13: Chorus
    22
  - Track 14: Lead Vocal
    22
  - Save the Song
    23
- Phase 5: Finalize the MIX & Set up Automation
  24
  - The Automix
    25
- Phase 6: Use the Virtual Tracks to Create an Alternate MIX
  27

Yamaha AW4416 Manual Supplement (48 pages)

Version 2.0 Manual Supplement

Brand: Yamaha | Category: Musical Instrument | Size: 0.72 MB

Yamaha AW4416 Supplement Manual (20 pages)

Additions And Changes In Version 1.2, 1.3

Brand: Yamaha | Category: Musical Instrument | Size: 0.26 MB

Yamaha AW4416 Manual (3 pages)

Installing an internal hard disk

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Yamaha AW4416 Supplement Manual (1 page)

Limitations on simultaneous use of I/O cards

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Welcome to the World of the AW4416

Chapter 2 Parts and Their Functions

Chapter 3 The User Interface of the AW4416

Chapter4-Connections and Setup

Chapter 5 Recording on the AW4416

Chapter 6 Transport/Locate Operations

Chapter 7 Punch-In/Out

Chapter8-Patching

Chapter 9 Track and Virtual Track Operations

Chapter 10 Internal Effects

Chapter 11 Song Management

Chapter 12 Sampling Pads

Chapter 13 Scene Memory

Chapter 14 Automix

Chapter 15 MIDI

Chapter 16 Backing up and Restoring Songs

Chapter 17 Mastering

Professional Audio Workstation Reference Guide

Table of Contents

Before You Begin

Important Points You Must Observe

Chapter 1 Welcome to the World of the AW4416

Signal Flow Within the AW4416

Chapter 2 Parts and Their Functions

Top Panel

Rear Panel

Front Panel

Chapter 3 The User Interface of the AW4416

Display

Level Meters/Counter

Basic Operation of the AW4416

Chapter4-Connections and Setup

Word Clock Settings

Chapter 5 Recording on the AW4416

Preparations for Recording

Recording the First Tracks

Overdubbing

Mixdown

Other Convenient Functions

Saving a Scene/Song

Chapter 6 Transport/Locate Operations

Table of Transport Key Operations

Shuttle Function (Cue/Review Operation)

Nudge Function

Rollback Function

Locating to a Specific Point

Locating to the Zero Location of the Counter

Locating to the Start/End Points

A-B Repeat

In/Out Points

Markers

Adjusting the Location of a Locate Point

Deleting a Locate Point

Deleting a Locate Point Using the Panel Keys

Chapter 7 Punch-In/Out

About Punch-In/Out

Manual Punch-In/Out

Auto Punch-In/Out

Chapter 8 Patching

Patching to the Input Channels

Patching to the Recorder Inputs

Patching to the Outputs

Patch Library

Patching Input/Output Jacks to an Insert I/O Point

Using the Quick Rec Function

Chapter 9 Track and Virtual Track Operations

The Track Structure of the AW4416

Switching Virtual Tracks

Pairing Tracks

Editing Tracks and Virtual Tracks

Editing Command List

Chapter 10 Internal Effects

About the Internal Effects

Using aux Send/Return to Apply an Effect

Inserting an Effect into a Desired Channel

Chapter 11 Song Management

About Songs