Yamaha AW2816 Owner's Manual page 324

TRACK screen
View the recorded content for each track
Function
The regions of each track are displayed
as bar graphs. In this page you can also
set the input monitor for each track,
and switch muting on/off.
Key operation
• [TRACK] key [F1] (TR View) key
• Repeatedly press the [TRACK] key
until the screen shown at the right
appears.
Screen functions
A
T (Track)
This is the track number 1–16.
B
B (Bus)
This indicates the type of signal assigned to the
input (recorder input) of each track 1–16. The
abbreviations have the following meaning.
• B1–B8.................. Buses 1–8
• D1–D16 .............. Direct output of input chan-
nels 1–8
Tip!
The signals assigned to the recorder inputs can be
specified in the RECORDER TRACK INPUT ASSIGN
area of the PATCH screen/Patch IN page ( P.73).
C
NAME
This displays the name of the virtual track selected
for each track 1–16. Tracks in which nothing has
been recorded will indicate "-NO REC-". When
you record something in a track, a name of "V.Tr x-
y" (x=track number 1–16, y=virtual track number
1–8) will be assigned automatically.
Tip!
• A name of up to 16 characters can be assigned to a
virtual track, but only the first 8 characters will be
displayed in the NAME column ( 3 ).
• The name of a virtual track can be edited in the EDIT
screen/TR Edit page.
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D
V (Virtual track)
This is the virtual track number (1–8) currently
selected for each track 1–16.
Tip!
The virtual track used for each track can be selected in
the TRACK screen/V.Track page.
E
M (Mute)
This displays the mute on/off status of tracks 1–16
as " " (mute=on) or " " (mute=off) symbols. You
can also switch mute on/off by moving the cursor
to this area and pressing the [ENTER] key.
Tip!
• The M column is linked with the MUTE buttons of
the METER screen ( P.351).
• The mute on/off setting of each track does not affect
the [ON] keys of the monitor channels.
• On the AW2816, the number of tracks that can be
played back simultaneously may be limited by the
number of tracks that are set to record-ready mode.
In this case, muting will be forcibly turned on for
tracks that cannot be played back.
• If you want to defeat muting for a track that was
forcibly muted, you must first mute another track. If
you attempt to defeat muting without increasing the
number of muted tracks, a message of "CANNOT
CHANGE MUTE" will be displayed, and muting will
not be defeated.
• By pressing the [ALL SAFE] key you can cancel the
record-ready and muted status of all tracks.
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