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1. Recording on the Aw2816

Recording on the AW2816

Recording sound from the mics

onto the hard disk

When you have ﬁnished adjusting the input level,

connect the input to the track on which it will be

recorded. In the WORK NAVIGATE section, press the

[QUICK REC] key. On the left side are the sounds

being input to the AW2816, and on the right side are

tracks 1–16 (a total of sixteen tracks) on which you

can record. Try pressing [ENTER] on the circle for

CH1 in the left. In the screen, a connection will be

made between CH1 and TR1. In the same way, con-

nect CH2 and TR2. In the CH SETTING area, select

[FLAT] to select the default settings when recording

for the ﬁrst time.

When you have completed these preparations, press

[ENTER] on EXECUTE, located at the far right. You will

be asked whether you are sure, so select OK. If the

REC TRACK SELECT 1 and 2 indicators in the upper

right of the AW2816 are blinking, you are ready.

Although you could record immediately, let's pair the

two inputs so that we can record in stereo.

In the MIXING LAYER section, press INPUT [1-8], and

then press the channel 1 [SEL] key to make it light.

Now in the MIXER section, press [VIEW], and then

press [F1] to access the CH View screen. Use the

[CURSOR] keys to move to the MONOx2 area beside

PAIR, and press [ENTER]. You will be asked how you

want to pair adjacent channels, so for this example,

press [ENTER] on INPUT 1 2. This lets you simulta-

neously control the settings for the two inputs channel

1 and 2. To try this out, move the fader of input chan-

nel 1 up and down. The fader of the adjacent channel

should move with it.

Press the [ON] key located immediately above the

input channel 1 fader, making it light. (At this time,

the channel 2 [ON] key will also light if pairing has

been enabled.) A volume meter will be displayed at

the upper right of the CH View screen, so adjust the

fader, and check whether sound is being input from

each mic into the AW2816. You will be able to record

with the best-quality sound if the level is adjusted as

high as possible without allowing the OVER indicator

in the meter to light when the loudest sounds are

played. If you were able to adjust the gain control suc-

cessfully in the beginning of this process, a fader posi-

tion of approximately 0 dB should be just right.

Now we can just record. When you are ready to begin

playing, hold down the [REC] key and press the

[PLAY] key. When you are ﬁnished playing, press the

[STOP] key.

Play back the recorded sound

Let's listen to the sound that was recorded. If you used

the two mics in stereo, press the MIXER section [PAN]

key, and then press [F2] to open the Pan MONI

screen. If you have just created the song (and not

modiﬁed the settings), all sixteen tracks should be

heard from the middle (CENTER). In the screen, move

the cursor to the Pan control for track 1, and turn the

[DATA/JOG] dial all the way to the left (L16). In the

same way, set track 2 all the way to the right (R16).

What if you recorded the right mic on track 1? If so,

simply invert the left/right settings of the two tracks.

However since the input channels and tracks are

paired as 1-2, 3-4, ... etc., you should use the odd-

numbered channel to input the left sound.

After you have made Pan settings, press the 0 [RTZ]

key of the keypad to return to the beginning of the

song, and press the [PLAY] key to play back. If you do

not hear sound, press the MIXING LAYER section

RECORDER [1-8] key, make the [ON] key light for

tracks 1 and 2 of the recorder, and make sure that the

faders are raised. Also make sure that the red STEREO

fader is raised and the PHONES control (if using head-

phones) or MONITOR OUT control (if using con-

nected monitor speakers) are not lowered all the way.

If you still do not hear sound, it is possible that some

mistake was made when recording, so try the proce-

dure described above once again, checking each step

as you perform it.

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