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drive as each other. This makes it much easier for the system to play back the tracks

correctly.

It is also very important to back up any data. If the hard drive crashes or has problems it

is possible to lose all of the data on the hard drive. The easiest way to back up the songs

on the AW4416 is to store them onto a removable CD using the internal CD-RW

recorder. The songs can be backed up using either CD-R or CD-RW media.

Once the signal is recorded onto the multi-track recorder, it should be routed back into a

playback channel of the mixing console. Here, it is mixed together with all of the other

tracks from the multi-track recorder as well as with the output of effect devices, etc. This

mix of all of the signals is routed to the stereo output of the mixing console and then

recorded onto a 2-track recorder.

2-Track Recorder

In order for the song to be played back on a regular CD player, cassette deck, or other playback

device, it must be mixed down to a stereo signal and recorded onto a 2-track recorder. Examples

of 2-track recorders are the cassette deck, CD recorder, and the DAT (Digital Audio Tape)

recorder. In professional studios, the stereo mix is often first recorded to an analog 1/ 2-inch

recorder and then taken to a Mastering Studio for final adjustments before it is mass-produced.

The AW2816 has 2 tracks dedicated for this purpose that are separate from the 16 regular tracks.

This is the Stereo Track. In order to record a stereo mix of all of the tracks, they must first be

recorded onto the Stereo Track. After the stereo mix of the song has been recorded onto the

Stereo Track of the song, it can be then transferred onto a CD using the internal CD-RW drive of

the AW2816. This CDR can then be played back on any commercial CD player.

So there you have it, a basic guide to the recording process and how it relates to the AW2816.

Once again, this is not a definitive guide to recording nor was it intended to be. If you have

never recorded before this guide should get you pointed in the right direction. If possible, try

attending recording classes if they are available at the schools in your area. If this is not

possible, try the local music store for basic recording handbooks. Above all else, learning the

recording process requires hands-on experience. The real learning begins once you actually

begin recording.