Setting The Recording Mode - Yamaha MCX 1000 - MusicCAST - Digital Audio Server Manual

When recording from an analog source
The MusicCAST server records anything from
components connected to its analog input jacks as an
analog source.
1 Follow the procedure described on page 27 to
display the "Store from External Inputs" screen
on the on-screen display.
2 Play back the loudest part of the source you
wish to record.
3 Use the ANALOG REC LEVEL control on the
front panel of the MusicCAST server to adjust
the recording level.
Turn the dial to the right to increase the recording level, and to
the left to decrease it. Adjust the level so that the indicator on
the level meter does not exceed 0dB.
NOTE
• Depending on the recording mode settings you select, the
MusicCAST server may not separate consecutive songs
recorded from external components.
• Use / / / to move the cursor to "Track Mark" and
press SELECT to insert a track mark into the recorded
material. The MusicCAST server continues recording, but
registers the material to a different track.
Storing music on the MusicCAST server

Setting the recording mode

The MusicCAST server has three recording modes.
You can use when recording material from an external
component. Select the recording mode that best suits
your purpose. High speed recording is not possible
from an external component.
ANALOG REC LEVEL
When using Synchro: full auto you must move the cursor to
REC start and press SELECT before starting recording. The
MusicCAST server starts recording when you start playback on
the external component.
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• "Manual"
You must start and stop recording, divide tracks and carry
out all other necessary functions manually.
• "Synchro: full auto"
The MusicCAST server synchronizes the start of recording
with the source, and automatically inserts a track marker
between songs.
• "Synchro: auto track marking"
You must start and stop recording manually. The
MusicCAST server carries out all other necessary functions
automatically, and inserts a track marker between songs.
NOTE