Notice YAMAHA MT-50
Extrait du mode d'emploi YAMAHA MT-50
Les instructions détaillées pour l'utilisation figurent dans le Guide de l'utilisateur.
"Chapter 3: Basic Recording" explains basic setup and the power-on procedure and contains a step-by-step tutorial for overdub recording and mixdown. "Chapter 4: Advanced Recording" explains some advanced MT50 recording techniques, such as one-take recording, ping-pong recording, punch in/out recording, and MIDI tape synchronization. If you're new to the world of multitrack recording, read Chapter 2 thoroughly. The Appendix provides technical information and a glossary. What is the MT50? Track 4: Track 3: Track 2: Track 1: Transport direction * dbx noise reduction system was manufactured based on a patent license from THAT Corporation. dbx is a trademark of Carillon Electronics Corporation. High-position (Chrome, type II), Less than 90 minutes A standard hi-fi cassette recorder uses only two tracks (i. , left and right) and both tracks are recorded simultaneously. The MT50, on the other hand, can record four tracks on a standard audio cassette. Even more importantly, you can record and play back these four tracks individually. You can record all four tracks simultaneously, or one at a time (a technique called overdub recording). The MT50 uses only one side of a standard audio cassette; in effect, there is no B side. If you turn the cassette over, you'll hear the four tracks play backwards. This is because the MT50 uses the full width of the tape to record four tracks. The MT50 uses dbx noise reduction to reduce tape hiss and keep your recordings clean and crisp. Once you've recorded your four tracks, you can mixdown into stereo using the MT50's flexible mixer, with EQ, pan, and an aux send for adding effects. Choosing Cassette Tapes For best performance use high-quality Type II (High Bias 70 µs EQ) chrome cassettes of 90 minutes or less, such as TDK SA, Maxell UD-XLII, and Sony UX-S. Do not use metal tapes or 120 minute tapes. At normal speed a 60-minute cassette provides about 15 minutes of recording time. That's because the tape runs at twice the speed of a standard cassette recorder and you use only side A. High Bias 70µs EQ 90 min. Approx. 5 min. 60 min. Approx. 15 min. 30 min. Approx. 5 min. [...] 13 Balancing Levels. 13 Panning. 14 Applying EQ. 14 Adding Effects. 14 Mixdown Recording. 14 Setting example. 15 4 Advanced Recording. 16 One-Take Recording. Ping-Pong Recording. Punch-In/Out Recording. Synchronization. One-Take Recording. Ping-Pong Recording. Punch In/Out Recording. Synchronization. 16 16 16 16 17 21 23 25 Appendix. 26 Troubleshooting. MT50 Maintenance. Specifications. General Specifications. Block Diagram. Dimensions. 26 27 29 29 30 30 Glossary. 31 ProMix 01 User's Guide Welcome to the MT50 1 1 · MT50 Welcome to the MT50 Thank you for choosing the Yamaha MT50 Multitrack Cassette Recorder. The MT50 is an easy-to-use four-track cassette tape recorder that will allow you to capture your music at a very high level of quality. To take best advantage of the MT50`s multitrack features, please read this manual thoroughly. · Standard Cassette Deck About this User's Guide This User's Guide consists of four main chapters. [...]..
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Je ne l'ai pas encore testé, pas mal. Ma premiére moto, 14 ans les copains la liberté que des bon souvenirsdifficile de rester objectifs,mais une trés bonne machine à l'époque (1981).
