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YAMAHAMultitrack Cassette RecorderUser's Guide

9 Controls and ConnectionsUser's GuideREC SELECT keysThese keys are used to arm the tracks for recording. When you press a REC SELECTkey/ the rec

Controls and Connections 10User's GuideLOCATE (1, 2) keysThese keys locate to the stored memory points. When you press one of these keys,the MT4X

11 Controls and ConnectionsMulti-function DisplayThis section details the indicators of the FLD (Fluorescent Light Display)multi-function displayTAPE

Controls and Connections 12User's GuideREPEAT indicatorThis indicator illuminates while the repeat function is active.REC SELECT - TRACK indicato

13 Controls and ConnectionsUser's GuideAUX RETURN (1, 2) connectionsInput impedance: 10Nominal input level: -10 dB (AUX RETURN - LEVEL control no

Example System 142 Example SystemUser's Guide

15 Recording Functions3 Recording FunctionsUser's GuideThe basic functions of multitrack recording are as follows:MonitoringInitial recordingOver

Recording Functions 16Initial recordingThe first step in multitrack recording is to record the initial tracks. Usually these are yourrhythm tracks: ba

17 Recording FunctionsGroup 1Group 2Group 3Group 4->->->->Track 1Track 2Track 3Track 45) Using the ASSIGN keyswant the input signal to go

Recording Functions 18The MT4X is equipped with sensitive peak-hold level meterslevel of the individual tracks and the stereo bus. Use the level meter

Precautions1Precautions1 Avoid excessive heat, humidity, dust, and vibration.Keep the MT4X away from locations where it is likely to beexposed to high

19 Recording FunctionsOverdubbingOverdub recording is the basis of all multi-track recording. It enables you to recordadditional instruments or parts

Recording Functions 20The indicator above the key lights and any flashing REC SELECT - TRACKindicators will be illuminated.10) Set the channel fader t

21 Recording FunctionsTo overdub another part, simply repeat steps 1 to 17.Bassguitar trackTrack to be overdubbedDrum trackPunch-in/out recordingThis

Recording Functions 22The REC SELECT - TRACK indicator on the display will flash.Note: You can skip step 2 at this point. However, you must select a t

23 Recording FunctionsNote: The AUTO PUNCH indicator will either be flashing or illuminated while theautomatic punch-in/out function is active.4) Pres

Recording Functions 24Note: In this mode, you can press the REPEAT keywill automatically perform rehearsal playback between the pre-roll point and the

25 Recording FunctionsPlay the punch-in part.At the punch-out location, the IN indicator and indicator above the REC/PAUSEkey will switch off, the REC

Recording Functions 26Status indicatorsDuring the operation of the automatic punch-in/out function, you can determine thestatus by checking the indica

27 Recording FunctionsUsing the REC/PAUSE key and the PLAY keyBlank space Blank spacePunch-in Segment to be Punch-outpoint re-recorded pointNote: When

Recording Functions 28Using the optional footswitchPunch-in Segment to be Punch-outpoint re-recorded pointPlay Record

Introduction 2IntroductionYour MT4X Multitrack Cassette recorder is a powerful recording tool that will allow youto capture your music at a very high

29 Recording FunctionsPing-pong recordingPing-pong recording allows you to bounce several previously-recorded tracks onto anunrecorded track. Using th

Recording Functions 30If required, add effects using the AUX SEND and AUX RETURN controls andconnectors. Adjust the effects for each channel.Note: You

31 Recording FunctionsThis technique is a combination of overdubbing (see "Overdub recording" on page 15) andping-pong recording.1) Connect

Recording Functions 32MixdownMixdown is the process of combining the four individual tracks into a final stereomix. You blend and polish the sounds be

33 Recording FunctionsNote: You may want to remove any count-ins before you create your master tape. Thereare several ways of doing this. One method i

Synchronization 344 SynchronizationThe MT4X has the ability to synchronize MIDI sequencers, rhythm programmers, andother devices to the existing track

35 SynchronizationNote: These instructions assume you have recorded a song on your MIDI sequencer or rhythmmachine that consists of a song start, temp

Synchronization 36Run the song program on the MIDI instrument from beginning to end. The SongStart, Tempo (and tempo changes), and Song End are record

37 SynchronizationSet the connected MIDI instrument to FSK sync mode, to receive the FSK signalsfrom the MT4X. Set any other connected MIDI instrument

Synchronization 38Play the overdub part along with the MIDI instrument(s) and the previouslyrecorded tracks.7) Adjust the recording and monitoring lev

3 IntroductionStructure of the MT4XUser's Guide

39 SynchronizationSynchronized mixdownYou can use the FSK signal to synchronize MIDI instruments to the previously recordedtracks on the MT4X while yo

Synchronization 403) Plug compatible cables from the other TAPE OUT connectors (1, 2, and 3) into theinputs of your mixer.Tip: An alternative approach

41 Memory Functions5 Memory FunctionsMemo FunctionStore a memory locationYou can mark two memory locations which can be used to quickly return to a sp

Memory Functions 42Repeat FunctionThe MT4X will repeatedly play a section of the tape between two memory locations.1) Press the REPEAT key2) As soon a

43 Memory FunctionsNote: If the maximum level is reached a several locations, only the first location isdisplayed.Note: The maximum recording level da

Appendix 44AppendixTroubleshootingIf you experience difficulty operating the MT4X, or it does not seem to be working as itshould, look up the problem

45 AppendixMaintenanceThe MT4X requires regular maintenance to remain in top operating condition. If youobserve the following problems, you should cle

Appendix 46SpecificationsModel4-track/4-channel one direction recording and playback cassette recorder with mixerC-46 ~ 90 cassette tapes CrO2 - TypeI

47AppendixSpecifications (continued)Signal-to-Noise ratio (at nominal input and output)68 dB / IHF-A75 dB/IHF-ADistortion (1 kHz at nominal input and

Appendix 48Block DiagramDimensionsUser's Guide

Introduction 4Structure of the MT4XThe MT4X can be divided into three basic sections - the mixer, the recorder, and the buslines which connect them:Mi

49 AppendixTracking SheetThere is a tracking sheet template on the back cover of this manual. You shouldmake a number of photocopies and use them to k

Appendix 50Recording the vocals:MixdownAdd equalization and effects and record to the master recorder:GlossaryAuxiliary BusThe MT4X has two auxiliary

51 AppendixCapstanA slender metal pillar adjacent to the pinchroller. The capstan is driven by the DCservo motor and controls the tape speed. The tape

Appendix 52Master recorderA second tape recorder used during the mixdown process. The master recorder canbe any two-track stereo recorder, such as a s

53 AppendixPre-faderA signal that is sourced before the fader, therefore, the fader has no control on thesignal.Punch-In/Out recordingA recording tech

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5 Controls and Connections1 Controls and ConnectionsPower ConnectionsRear Panel ConnectionsChannel Modules Master Module Recorder ControlsTransport Co

Controls and Connections 6User's GuidePAN controlThis rotary control sets the stereo pan position of the channel signal. It is also usedto select

7 Controls and ConnectionsUser's GuideODD/L: Rotated fully counter-clockwise sends the signal to the odd (1 or 3)numbered track of the selected t

Controls and Connections 8User's GuideNote: The tape speed cannot be changed while the tape transport is in motion. Press theSTOP key then press