Yamaha 02R Version 2 manuales

Yamaha 02R Version 2 El manual del propietario (354 paginas)

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DIGITAL RECORDING CONSOLE

FCC INFORMATION (U.S.A.)

Important Information

User’s Guide

Introduction to the 02R

Digital Recording Console 02R

User Guides

Installation

Top and Rear Panels

Features

Key Features

Getting Started

Basic Assumptions

Making the Connections

Basic Setup

Power ON/OFF

Setting the Synchronization

Recall Scene Memory 0

18 Getting Started

Setting the Input Level

Setting the GAIN

∅/ATT Display Function

Channel ON/OFF

SCENE MEMORY LED

Applying EQ

Setting the Gain

Setting the Frequency

Setting the Bandwidth

Resetting the Equalizer

Using the EQUALIZER Library

Undoing a Recall

Storing an EQ Program

Selecting the Routing

Adjusting the Pan

Secondary Recording Tutorial

Auxiliary Send Channels

INPUT

FADER STATUS

SEND LEVEL

Creating a Monitor Mix

Applying Effects

Adjusting the Effect Return

Recalling and Editing Effects

Editing Effects

Storing a User Effect

Compressing the Stereo Output

Using the Dynamics Library

Editing Dynamics Programs

Recalling a Scene Memory

Mixing and Automation

What is 02R Automation?

Real-Time Automation

70 Mixing and Automation

Mixing and Automation 71

Creating a New Automix

72 Mixing and Automation

Mixing and Automation 73

Recording the First Session

74 Mixing and Automation

Automix Recording Notes

Mixing and Automation 75

Editing Automation Events

Mixing and Automation 77

Punch-in Automix Data

78 Mixing and Automation

Mixing and Automation 79

80 Mixing and Automation

Off-Line Automix Editing

82 Mixing and Automation

Editing Channel ON/OFF

Mixing and Automation 83

84 Mixing and Automation

Deleting Events

Mixing and Automation 85

Using the AUTOMIX Library

Mixing and Automation 87

Automix Memory

88 Mixing and Automation

Mixing and Automation 89

Recalling an Automix

90 Index

Index 91

100

Index 93

102

94 Index

103

Getting Started Guide

104

Sections

105

Contents

107

Controls and Connections

111

Front Panel

112

8. STUDIO LEVEL control

114

10. CONFIGURATION buttons

114

Controls and Connections 5

115

6 Controls and Connections

116

19. ROUTING buttons

117

20. AUX buttons and controls

117

21. PAN buttons and controls

117

22. EQ buttons and controls

117

8 Controls and Connections

118

Monitor controls

118

29. SEL buttons

119

30. ON buttons

119

SCENE MEMORY

120

Rear Panel

121

12 Controls and Connections

122

Controls and Connections 13

123

14 Controls and Connections

124

List of Cards

124

Block Diagram

125

User Interface

127

About the User Interface

128

DISPLAY ACCESS Buttons

128

User Interface 19

129

MIXING group

129

AUX group

129

CURSOR Buttons

130

Encoder Wheel

131

ENTER Button

131

SCENE MEMORY Buttons

131

Display Functions

132

SELECTED CHANNEL Controls

133

24 User Interface

134

PAN controls

134

EQUALIZER controls

134

Mixing and Monitoring

135

Analog Inputs

136

Phantom Power

136

GAIN Controls

137

SEL Buttons

137

ON Buttons

138

Analog Outputs

139

Monitor Selector Switches

139

Monitor Level Controls

140

MIXING Display Functions

141

Phase and Attenuation

142

MIXING Display Functions 33

143

Display Screens

143

34 MIXING Display Functions

144

Delay and Cascade

144

MIXING Display Functions 35

145

Fine-Tuning the Delay

145

Pan and Balance

146

Stereo-Pair Pans

147

Stereo Width

147

MIXING Display Functions 39

149

Direct Outputs

149

ROUTING buttons

150

Metering

151

42 MIXING Display Functions

152

Peak Hold

152

Meter Source Points

152

Setting the Bus Levels

152

MIXING Display Functions 43

153

Optional Meter Bridge – MB02

153

44 MIXING Display Functions

154

Display Screen

154

Phase/Attenuation

154

46 MIXING Display Functions

156

Auxiliary Sends

156

Equalizer

156

Dynamics

156

Channel Library

157

48 MIXING Display Functions

158

UNDO Operation

158

Program Name

158

50 MIXING Display Functions

160

Equalization parameters:

160

Equalizer Programs

162

Equalizer Library

163

54 MIXING Display Functions

164

Exiting the Library

164

Control Icons

164

MIXING Display Functions 55

165

Preset EQ Program Parameters

166

MIXING Display Functions 57

167

58 MIXING Display Functions

168

MIXING Display Functions 59

169

60 MIXING Display Functions

170

Dynamics Processors

172

Preset Dynamics Programs

172

Compressor

173

64 Dynamics

174

Expander

175

Compander

176

Gate and Ducking

177

68 Dynamics

178

DYNAMICS Display Function

179

Patching in a Processor

180

Dynamics Processor Meters

181

KEY IN and LINK Indicators

182

Dynamics Library

183

74 Dynamics

184

Dynamics 75

185

76 Dynamics

186

Dynamics 77

187

78 Dynamics

188

Dynamics 79

189

80 Dynamics

190

Dynamics 81

191

82 Dynamics

192

Auxiliary Channels

193

About the 02R Auxiliaries

194

The AUX Buttons

195

86 Auxiliary Channels

196

Stereo Input Channels

197

AUX [ON] Button

197

AUX Pre or Post

197

Monitor Mix

198

Internal Effects

199

About Effects

200

Preset Effects Programs

201

AUX 7 and AUX 8

202

Internal Effects 93

203

94 Internal Effects

204

Effects Library

205

96 Internal Effects

206

Internal Effects 97

207

98 Internal Effects

208

Program 1 — REVERB HALL1

208

Program 2 — REVERB HALL2

208

Program 3 — REVERB ROOM1

208

Internal Effects 99

209

Program 4 — REVERB ROOM2

209

Program 5 — REVERB STAGE

209

Program 6 — REVERB PLATE

209

100 Internal Effects

210

Program 7 — REV AMBIENCE1

210

Program 8 — REV AMBIENCE2

210

Program 9 — REV LIVE ROOM1

210

Internal Effects 101

211

Program 10 — REV LIVE ROOM2

211

Program 11 — REVERB VOCAL1

211

Program 12 — REVERB VOCAL2

211

102 Internal Effects

212

Program 13 — REV SN.ROOM

212

Program 14 — REV SN.PLATE

212

Internal Effects 103

213

Program 18 — EARLY REF.1

213

104 Internal Effects

214

Program 19 — EARLY REF.2

214

Program 20 — GATE REVERB

214

Program 21 — REVERSE GATE

214

Internal Effects 105

215

Program 23 — DELAY L-C-R 1

215

Program 24 — DELAY L-C-R 2

215

106 Internal Effects

216

Internal Effects 107

217

Program 28 — ECHO

217

Program 29 — CROSS ECHO

217

Program 30 — CROSS DELAY

217

108 Internal Effects

218

Program 31 — CHORUS1

218

Program 32 — CHORUS2

218

Program 33 — BROAD CHORUS

218

Internal Effects 109

219

Program 34 — FLANGE

219

Program 35 — SYMPHONIC

219

Program 36 — TREMOLO

219

110 Internal Effects

220

Program 37 — AUTO PAN

220

Program 38 — PHASING

220

Program 39 — ST.PITCH CHANGE

220

Internal Effects 111

221

Program 40 — VOCAL DOUBLER

221

112 Internal Effects

222

Scene Memories

223

What are Scene Memories?

224

What is the Edit Buffer?

225

Initial Data and UNDO Memory

225

Storing Mix Scenes

226

Naming a Scene Memory

227

118 Scene Memories

228

Character Set

228

Protecting Scene Memories

228

Recalling Scene Memories

229

Fader Recall Safe

230

Fade Time

231

122 Scene Memories

232

Automation

233

124 Automation

234

Automation 125

235

What is the Current Buffer?

235

What is Timecode?

236

Automation 127

237

Using MIDI Timecode (MTC)

237

Automation Function

238

Main Screen

239

132 Automation

242

Memory Management

243

134 Automation

244

AUTOMIX Name Edit Functions

244

AUTOMIX Memory Edit Functions

244

Automation 135

245

Fader Edit

246

Automation 137

247

Event Edit (MEMORY)

248

Event Edit (CH ON)

249

Event Extract

250

MIDI 141

251

MIDI and the 02R

252

Program Change Assign

254

Bulk Dump/Request

255

146 MIDI

256

Groups and Pairs

257

Grouping Faders

258

Grouping Mutes

259

Pairing Channels

260

Groups and Pairs 151

261

Auxiliary Pair Display Screen

261

152 Groups and Pairs

262

Word Clock Select

264

Wordclock indicators

265

Input Signal Select

266

Cascade Conﬁguration

267

Dither ON/OFF

269

Word Length

269

Solo Functions

270

Recording mode:

270

Mixdown mode:

270

How to use Solo

271

Preferences

272

Oscillator

275

Emphasis Monitor

276

Channel Status Monitor

277

Battery Check

279

02R System Initialization

280

Installing Options

281

172 Installing Options

282

02R Options

282

I/O Cards

282

Installing Options 173

283

Peak Meter Bridge

283

174 Installing Options

284

Memory Expansion Kit

284

Wooden Side Panels

284

Installing 02R Options

285

176 Installing Options

286

Double Slot Cards

286

Installing Options 177

287

178 Installing Options

288

Installing the CD8-AD

288

Setup of the CD8-AD

288

Digital I/O Card – AES/EBU

289

(CD8-AE/CD8-AE-S)

289

180 Installing Options

290

Wordclock Selection

290

Installing Options 181

291

Installing the CD8-AT

291

182 Installing Options

292

Digital Cascade Kit (CD8-CS)

293

184 Installing Options

294

Installing Options 185

295

Cascade Settings

295

186 Installing Options

296

Solo function

296

Installing Options 187

297

Installing the CD8-TDII

297

188 Installing Options

298

Peak Meter Bridge (MB02)

299

190 Installing Options

300

Speciﬁcations

301

General Speciﬁcations

302

Specifications 193

303

194 Specifications

304

Specifications 195

305

196 Specifications

306

Specifications 197

307

Input Speciﬁcations

308

Specifications 199

309

Output Speciﬁcations

310

Dimensions

311

202 Specifications

312

AD/DA I/O Card Specifications

312

Troubleshooting

313

Error Messages

314

Specifications 205

315

206 Specifications

316

MIDI Data Format

317

Specifications 207

318

3. ECHO BACK

318

4. Transmission Condition

318

208 Specifications

319

5. Receive Condition

319

Specifications 209

320

210 Specifications

321

Specifications 211

322

212 Specifications

323

Bulk Dump and Request Format

324

214 Specifications

325

Specifications 215

326

216 Specifications

327

Specifications 217

328

218 Specifications

329

Specifications 219

330

220 Specifications

331

Specifications 221

332

222 Specifications

333

Specifications 223

334

224 Specifications

335

Glossary

336

226 Glossary

337

Glossary 227

338

228 Glossary

339

Glossary 229

340

230 Glossary

341

Glossary 231

342

232 Glossary

343

Index 233

344

234 Index

345

Index 235

346

236 Index

347

Index 237

348

238 Index

349

Index 239

350

240 Index

351

MIDI Implementation Chart

352

User Setting Sheet

353

YAMAHA CORPORATION

354

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