Yamaha O2R 96 version 2 El manual del propietario Pagina 110
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- DIGITAL RECORDING CONSOLE 1
- NEDERLAND 2
- THE NETHERLANDS 2
- Important Information 3
- Getting Started Guide 7
- Introduction to the 02R 10
- User Guides 12
- Installation 12
- Top and Rear Panels 13
- Features 14
- Key Features 16
- Getting Started 22
- Basic Assumptions 23
- Making the Connections 23
- Basic Setup 24
- Power ON/OFF 25
- Setting the Synchronization 25
- Recall Scene Memory 0 26
- 18 Getting Started 27
- Setting the Input Level 29
- Setting the GAIN 30
- ∅/ATT Display Function 31
- Applying EQ 33
- Setting the Gain 34
- Setting the Frequency 36
- Setting the Bandwidth 37
- Resetting the EQ 38
- Using the EQ Library 39
- Undoing a Recall 40
- Storing an EQ Program 41
- Selecting the Routing 46
- Adjusting the Pan 47
- Ganging Pans 48
- Secondary Recording Tutorial 50
- Aux Sends 51
- Setting the Aux Send Level 52
- SEND LEVEL 53
- Creating a Monitor Mix 54
- Applying Effects 55
- Adjusting the Effect Return 56
- Recalling and Editing Effects 58
- Editing Effects 59
- Storing a User Effect 60
- Using the Dynamics Library 66
- Editing Dynamics Programs 67
- Mixing and Automix 76
- What is 02R Automix? 77
- Real-time Automix 78
- 70 Mixing and Automix 79
- Creating a New Automix 79
- 72 Mixing and Automix 81
- Mixing and Automix 73 82
- Recording the First Session 82
- 74 Mixing and Automix 83
- Automix Recording Notes 83
- Mixing and Automix 75 84
- Editing Automix Events 85
- Mixing and Automix 77 86
- Punch-in Automix Data 86
- 78 Mixing and Automix 87
- Mixing and Automix 79 88
- 80 Mixing and Automix 89
- Off-line Automix Editing 90
- 82 Mixing and Automix 91
- Mixing and Automix 83 92
- 84 Mixing and Automix 93
- Mixing and Automix 85 94
- Erasing Events 94
- 86 Mixing and Automix 95
- Using the Automix Library 96
- 88 Mixing and Automix 97
- Automix Memory 97
- Mixing and Automix 89 98
- Recalling an Automix 98
- 02R Getting Started Guide 100
- 92 Index 101
- User’s Guide 102
- Contents at a Glance 103
- 02R User’s Guide 104
- Contents 105
- Contents v 107
- Contents vii 109
- Controls and Connections 111
- Front Panel 112
- 8. STUDIO LEVEL control 114
- 10. CONFIGURATION buttons 114
- Controls and Connections 5 115
- Indicator 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
- 16 Controls and Connections 126
- User Interface 127
- About the User Interface 128
- DISPLAY ACCESS Buttons 128
- User Interface 19 129
- MIXING group 129
- AUX group 129
- 20 User Interface 130
- CURSOR Buttons 131
- 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
- Phase & Attenuation Pages 143
- 34 MIXING Display Functions 144
- Delay and Cascade 144
- Delay Pages 144
- MIXING Display Functions 35 145
- Fine-Tuning the Delay 145
- Pan and Balance 146
- Pan Gang 147
- Stereo Width 147
- MIXING Display Functions 39 149
- Direct Outputs 149
- Routing Pages 149
- ROUTING buttons 150
- Metering 151
- 42 MIXING Display Functions 152
- Peak Hold 152
- Meter Source Points 152
- Setting the Bus Out and 152
- Aux Send Levels 152
- MIXING Display Functions 43 153
- Optional Meter Bridge—MB02 153
- 44 MIXING Display Functions 154
- Phase/Attenuation 154
- 46 MIXING Display Functions 156
- Groups and Channel ON 156
- Auxiliary Sends 156
- Dynamics 156
- MIXING Display Functions 47 157
- Channel Library 158
- MIXING Display Functions 49 159
- UNDO Operation 159
- 50 MIXING Display Functions 160
- Program Name 160
- MIXING Display Functions 51 161
- 52 MIXING Display Functions 162
- Equalization parameters: 162
- EQ controls 163
- EQ Programs 164
- EQ Library 165
- 56 MIXING Display Functions 166
- MIXING Display Functions 57 167
- Preset EQ Program Parameters 168
- MIXING Display Functions 59 169
- 60 MIXING Display Functions 170
- MIXING Display Functions 61 171
- 62 MIXING Display Functions 172
- Surround Pan 173
- About Surround Pan 174
- Selecting a Surround Mode 175
- 66 Surround Pan 176
- 3+1 Surround Mode 176
- 3+2+1 Surround Mode 176
- Panning Sounds Freely 177
- 68 Surround Pan 178
- Surround Pan 69 179
- 70 Surround Pan 180
- Trajectories 180
- Surround Pan 71 181
- 72 Surround Pan 182
- CSR (Center:Side Ratio) 183
- 74 Surround Pan 184
- Dynamics Processors 186
- Preset Dynamics Programs 186
- Compressor 187
- 78 Dynamics 188
- Expander 189
- Compander 190
- Gate and Ducking 191
- 82 Dynamics 192
- DYNAMICS Display Function 193
- DYNAMICS 193
- Patching in a Processor 194
- Dynamics Processor Meters 195
- KEY IN and LINK Indicators 196
- Dynamics Library 197
- 88 Dynamics 198
- Dynamics 89 199
- 90 Dynamics 200
- Dynamics 91 201
- 92 Dynamics 202
- Dynamics 93 203
- 94 Dynamics 204
- Dynamics 95 205
- 96 Dynamics 206
- Auxiliary Channels 207
- About the 02R Auxiliaries 208
- The AUX Buttons 209
- 100 Auxiliary Channels 210
- AUX Pages 210
- Stereo Input Channels 211
- AUX [ON] Button 211
- AUX Pre or Post 211
- Monitor Mix 212
- Internal Effects 213
- About Effects 214
- Preset Effects Programs 215
- AUX 7 and AUX 8 216
- Internal Effects 107 217
- 108 Internal Effects 218
- Effects Library 219
- 110 Internal Effects 220
- Exiting the Library 220
- Internal Effects 111 221
- Internal Effects 113 223
- Program 4 — REVERB ROOM2 223
- Program 5 — REVERB STAGE 223
- Program 6 — REVERB PLATE 223
- 114 Internal Effects 224
- Program 7 — REV AMBIENCE1 224
- Program 8 — REV AMBIENCE2 224
- Program 9 — REV LIVE ROOM1 224
- Internal Effects 115 225
- Program 10 — REV LIVE ROOM2 225
- Program 11 — REVERB VOCAL1 225
- Program 12 — REVERB VOCAL2 225
- 116 Internal Effects 226
- Program 13 — REV SN.ROOM 226
- Program 14 — REV SN.PLATE 226
- Internal Effects 117 227
- Program 18 — EARLY REF.1 227
- 118 Internal Effects 228
- Program 19 — EARLY REF.2 228
- Program 20 — GATE REVERB 228
- Program 21 — REVERSE GATE 228
- Internal Effects 119 229
- Program 23 — DELAY L-C-R 1 229
- Program 24 — DELAY L-C-R 2 229
- 120 Internal Effects 230
- Internal Effects 121 231
- Program 28 — ECHO 231
- Program 29 — CROSS ECHO 231
- Program 30 — CROSS DELAY 231
- 122 Internal Effects 232
- Program 31 — CHORUS1 232
- Program 32 — CHORUS2 232
- Program 33 — BROAD CHORUS 232
- Internal Effects 123 233
- Program 34 — FLANGE 233
- Program 35 — SYMPHONIC 233
- Program 36 — TREMOLO 233
- 124 Internal Effects 234
- Program 37 — AUTO PAN 234
- Program 38 — PHASING 234
- Program 39 — ST.PITCH CHANGE 234
- Internal Effects 125 235
- Program 40 — VOCAL DOUBLER 235
- 126 Internal Effects 236
- Scene Memories 237
- What are Scene Memories? 238
- What is the Edit Buffer? 239
- Initial Data and UNDO Memory 239
- Storing Mix Scenes 240
- Naming a Scene Memory 241
- 132 Scene Memories 242
- Character Set 242
- Scene Memories 133 243
- Recalling Scene Memories 244
- Fader Recall Safe 245
- Fade Time 246
- Automix 137 247
- What is the Automix Function? 248
- Automix 139 249
- What is the Current Buffer? 249
- What is Timecode? 250
- Automix 141 251
- Connections 251
- Using MIDI Timecode (MTC) 251
- 142 Automix 252
- Using MIDI Clock 252
- Automix Function 253
- Automix Main 254
- Automix 145 255
- Time Code Counter 255
- Timecode Type and Frame Rate 255
- Automix ENABLE 255
- 146 Automix 256
- Overwrite Mode 256
- Memory Management 258
- Automix 149 259
- AUTOMIX Name Edit Functions 259
- AUTOMIX Memory Edit Functions 259
- 150 Automix 260
- Fader Edit 261
- 152 Automix 262
- Event Copy 263
- Event Edit (Scene/Lib.) 265
- Time Signature 266
- MIDI 157 267
- MIDI and the 02R 268
- MIDI 159 269
- Receive Channel 269
- Transmit Channel 269
- Program Change Assign 270
- Bulk Dump/Request 271
- 162 MIDI 272
- Fader Start 273
- MIDI Control Change Assign 274
- MIDI Remote 275
- 166 MIDI 276
- Configuring Remotes 276
- MIDI 167 277
- BUS/AUX Master 277
- 168 MIDI 278
- MIDI Machine Control 278
- MIDI 169 279
- Yamaha Programmable Mixer 01 279
- 170 MIDI 280
- MIDI 171 281
- 172 MIDI 282
- MIDI 173 283
- 174 MIDI 284
- MIDI 175 285
- General MIDI Tone Generator 285
- 176 MIDI 286
- XG Tone Generator 286
- MIDI 177 287
- 178 MIDI 288
- ProR3 & REV500 288
- MIDI 179 289
- 180 MIDI 290
- Pro Tools 290
- Groups and Pairs 291
- Grouping Faders 292
- Grouping Mutes 293
- Pairing Channels 294
- Groups and Pairs 185 295
- MS Decoding 296
- Word Clock Select 298
- Wordclock indicators 299
- Input Signal Select 300
- Cascade Configuration 301
- Dither ON/OFF 303
- Word Length 303
- Slot Output Select 304
- Solo Functions 306
- Recording mode: 306
- Mixdown mode: 306
- How to use Solo 307
- Preferences 308
- Preferences 2 311
- Aux Output Select 313
- 24-bit Recording 314
- Input Patching 316
- Oscillator 319
- Emphasis Monitor 320
- Channel Status Monitor 321
- Battery Check 323
- Communication Speed 324
- 02R System Initialization 325
- Installing Options 327
- 02R Options 328
- Installing Options 219 329
- Peak Meter Bridge 329
- 220 Installing Options 330
- Memory Expansion Kit 330
- Wooden Side Panels 330
- Installing 02R Options 331
- 222 Installing Options 332
- Double Slot Cards 332
- Installing Options 223 333
- 224 Installing Options 334
- Installing the CD8-AD 334
- Setup of the CD8-AD 334
- Installing the CD8-AD-S 334
- Setup of the CD8-AD-S 334
- Digital I/O Card—AES/EBU 335
- (CD8-AE/CD8-AE-S) 335
- 226 Installing Options 336
- Wordclock Selection 336
- Installing Options 227 337
- Installing the CD8-AT 337
- 228 Installing Options 338
- Digital Cascade Kit (CD8-CS) 339
- 230 Installing Options 340
- Installing Options 231 341
- Cascade Settings 341
- 02R Master (0) 342
- Installing Options 233 343
- Solo function 343
- 234 Installing Options 344
- Installing the CD8-TDII 344
- Installing Options 235 345
- Peak Meter Bridge (MB02) 346
- Installing Options 237 347
- 238 Installing Options 348
- Specifications 349
- General Specifications 350
- Specifications 241 351
- 242 Specifications 352
- Specifications 243 353
- 244 Specifications 354
- Specifications 245 355
- Libraries 355
- Input Specifications 356
- Output Specifications 357
- Dimensions 358
- Specifications 249 359
- AD/DA I/O Card Specifications 359
- Troubleshooting 360
- Error Messages 361
- 252 Specifications 362
- Specifications 253 363
- 254 Specifications 364
- Appendix: MIDI 365
- 256 Appendix: MIDI 366
- Appendix: MIDI 257 367
- 258 Appendix: MIDI 368
- Appendix: MIDI 259 369
- 260 Appendix: MIDI 370
- Appendix: MIDI 261 371
- MIDI Data Format 372
- Appendix: MIDI 263 373
- 3. Echo Back 373
- 4. Transmission Condition 373
- 264 Appendix: MIDI 374
- 5. Receive Condition 374
- Appendix: MIDI 265 375
- 266 Appendix: MIDI 376
- Appendix: MIDI 267 377
- 268 Appendix: MIDI 378
- Appendix: MIDI 269 379
- 270 Appendix: MIDI 380
- Appendix: MIDI 271 381
- 272 Appendix: MIDI 382
- Bulk Dump and Request Format 383
- 274 Appendix: MIDI 384
- Appendix: MIDI 275 385
- 276 Appendix: MIDI 386
- Appendix: MIDI 277 387
- 278 Appendix: MIDI 388
- Appendix: MIDI 279 389
- 280 Appendix: MIDI 390
- Appendix: MIDI 281 391
- 282 Appendix: MIDI 392
- Appendix: MIDI 283 393
- 284 Appendix: MIDI 394
- Appendix: MIDI 285 395
- 286 Appendix: MIDI 396
- Appendix: MIDI 287 397
- 288 Appendix: MIDI 398
- Glossary 399
- 290 Glossary 400
- Glossary 291 401
- 292 Glossary 402
- Glossary 293 403
- 294 Glossary 404
- Glossary 295 405
- 296 Glossary 406
- TIME CODE INPUT connectors 13 411
- User Setting Sheet 413
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