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1. Recording on the Aw2816

Mixdown

Step 2. Setting up a rough mix

The rough mix is just a starting point for the ﬁnal mix,

and does not need to be perfect. The purpose of creat-

ing a rough mix by adjusting only level and pan is to

have a reference point from which you can make

more detailed adjustments, and apply effects and

automation, so don't spend too much time on this. Of

course if the fader or pan settings bother you in a way

that would affect your judgment during the remainder

of the mixing process, go ahead and make the neces-

sary adjustments. Mixing is a process of trial and error,

so you will keep making adjustments as many times

as necessary until you are satisﬁed.

• The preset rough mix

If you do not want to set up your own rough mix, or if

you would like to listen to the existing rough mix,

recall scene number 02 "STEP2 MIX." Press the

[SCENE] key, and use the [DATA/JOG] dial to select

scene number 02 "STEP2 MIX." Next, move the cur-

sor to "RECALL" and press the [ENTER] key. When the

conﬁrmation message appears, select "OK" and press

the [ENTER] key. To return to the VIEW screen, press

the MIXER section [VIEW] key.

If you want to leave the VIEW screen displayed while

doing this, use the SCENE MEMORY section [

[

] keys to select the scene that you want to recall.

(The scene number and title will be displayed in the

upper right of the screen.) Next press the [RECALL]

key, and when the conﬁrmation message appears,

select "OK" and press the [ENTER] key.

You can make settings so that the entire song or a por-

tion of it continues looping while you set up the rough

mix. This will make it easier to adjust level and pan.

Use MARK A and B to specify the beginning and end

of the loop, and press the [REPEAT] key make the

playback repeat. (For details refer to the AW2816

"Owner's Manual.")

Start with the kick and snare

Use the channel [ON] keys to turn off all tracks except

for the kick and snare (tracks 1 and 2). Leave the STE-

REO channel on. The kick and snare are recorded on

tracks 1 and 2 respectively.

Adding the drum overhead tracks

Use the following procedure to pair the monitor chan-

nels.

Hold down the channel 3 [SEL] key and

press the channel 4 [SEL] key.

When the CHANNEL PAIRING window

appears, select "MONITOR 3 4" and

press the [ENTER] key.

This will pair the two channels so that operating

the fader of one channel will cause the other

fader to move in the same way. The MIXER VIEW

screen will display the pan and routing controls

for both channels.

Next we will pan the stereo drum tracks to left and

right to create a stereo image. Use the following pro-

cedure to adjust the pan settings of channels 3 and 4.

Use the [SEL] key to select the channel

whose pan you want to adjust. (Since the

channels are paired, selecting a channel

will cause the [SEL] key of the other chan-

nel to blink.)

While you watch the pan control in the

screen, use the [PAN] control in the upper

right of the screen to make adjustments.

Adding the hi-hat

Turn channel 5 "ON," and listen. This will sound bet-

ter with the pan adjusted toward the right. If the hi-hat

is a bit obtrusive when the kick and snare track faders

and the overhead track faders are all at nominal level,

you can use fader 5 to lower the hi-hat level about

5 dB (the fader screen will indicate –5.0).

Adding the acoustic bass

Turn channel 6 "ON" and listen. There's no need to

adjust the pan, since the bass is normally placed in

the center, but if the bass is too loud relative to the

drums when the drum track faders are at nominal

level, use fader 6 to lower the bass level about 5 dB

(the fader screen will indicate –5.0).

Adding the percussion

Turn channel 7 "ON" and listen. If the percussion

(handclaps) is too loud for the drum set and acoustic

bass, use fader 7 to lower the percussion level about

5 dB (the fader screen will indicate –5.0).

Adding the acoustic guitar

Turn channel 8 "ON". If the guitar is too loud for the

other tracks, use fader 8 to lower the level about

10 dB.

Adding the piano

Turn channel 9 "ON". If the piano is too loud for the

other tracks, use fader 9 to lower the level about 5 dB.

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