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MR-8mkII Owner’s Manual (Basic recording operations)
<Note>:
The fader for track 1 is used to ad-
just the monitor level. To adjust the record-
ing level, use the [TRIM] control of the [IN-
PUT A] channel.
You can record onto any one of tracks 1 through 4. When making recording to a single track, you
can record a signal fed to the [INPUT A] channel.
The following describes the procedure for recording a guitar sound onto track 1. We assume that
a CompactFlash
TM
Card is set to the slot and Song01 is loaded.
1) Connect a guitar to the [UNBAL/GUITAR] phone
jack of the [INPUT A] channel.
2) Set the [INPUT A SELECT] switch to "GUITAR".
3) Press the [REC SELECT] key for track 1.
Preparation for recording
<Note>:
To record an external microphone
or line output signal such as a keyboard
output, set the [INPUT A SELECT] switch to
“MIC/LINE”. To record a built-in micro-
phone sound, set the [INPUT A SELECT]
switch to “INT MIC”. When setting the switch
to “MIC/LINE”, you can use the microphone
simulation effect (see page 60).
4) Set track fader 1 and [MASTER] fader to the
nominal position (marked by
).
Raising these faders allows you to monitor the
input sound. If these faders are not raised, you
cannot monitor the sound via headphones.
Recording onto a single track
MAX
MIN
MAX
MIN
REC SELECT
1 2 3 4 5/6 7/8 MASTER
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EFFECT SEND
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MIC
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INPUT A
LINE
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MAX
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MIC
DISTORTION
GUITAR
UNBAL
BAL
UNBAL
/GUITAR
PEAK
TRIM
TRIM
BAL
INPUT A INPUT B
PHONES VOL
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ST OUT
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2
PHONES
1
MIN
MAX
EFFECT
REVERB/DELAY TIME
MIN MAX
HALLROOM
PLATE DELAY
LOCATE REC END
A-B PLAY
LOCATE ABS ZERO
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UNDO/REDO
PLAY MODE
STORE
A / IN B / OUT
LOCATE
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MENU/ENTER
MASTERING
GHI3DEF2ABC1
7/8
WAV FILE
STEREO
1-4
1-6
NEW
SONG
1-8
GUIDE
RHYTHM
CONTRAST
TIME BASE
SELECT
BOUNCE
INPUT A SELECT
AUTO PUNCH
5/6
7/8
AMP SIMULATION
MIC SIMULATION
PEAK
INPUT A SELECT
INT MIC
GUITAR
MIC/LINE
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2
3
4
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6
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When recording a guitar sound with the [IN-
PUT A SELECT] switch set to “GUITAR”, you can
use the amplifier simulation effect (see page
60).
Track 1 is record armed and the [REC SELECT]
key for track 1 starts flashing.
On the home screen, the remaining time is
shown, while "1" for the track number changes
to "A".
This indicates that the [INPUT A] channel is
assigned to track 1 and you can now record
the source (guitar) connected to the [INPUT A]
channel.
- Owner’s Manual 1
- SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 2
- Important Safety Instructions 3
- Table of contents 4
- Read this chapter first! 9
- Introduction 10
- MR-8mkII main features 10
- Precautions before using 11
- The basics of the MR-8mkII 12
- About song 13
- Time base 14
- [TRIM] control 15
- Preparation 17
- Preparation of power supply 18
- About song modes 19
- Fostex website: 19
- <Important!>: 20
- Turning on the power 21
- Turn off the power 22
- Low battery indication 22
- Backlight facility 22
- Creating a new song 23
- How to enter a name 24
- Names and functions 25
- Top panel 1 26
- Top panel 2 27
- Rear panel 29
- Side panel 30
- Bottom panel 30
- LCD display 31
- Selecting a time base mode 32
- MENU mode screen 33
- Warning message 33
- Basic recording operations 35
- Input connection 36
- Selectable recording tracks 37
- Recording onto a single track 38
- <Notes>: 39
- Overdubbing basics 42
- Basic mixdown 44
- 3 x cueing 46
- Play mode 47
- Auto play mode 48
- Auto return mode 48
- Loop mode 48
- Locate function 50
- • To set the LOCATE B point: 51
- • To set the LOCATE A point: 51
- Locating 52
- Punch in/out 53
- Auto punch in/out 56
- [UNDO/REDO] key 58
- Using effects 59
- Mic simulation effects 60
- Amp simulation effects 60
- Selecting an effect type 61
- Selecting a delay type 61
- [REVERB / DELAY TIME] control 62
- Track bouncing 65
- Preliminary knowledge 66
- Signal flow of track bouncing 67
- Rehearsal of track bouncing 68
- Actual track bouncing 69
- Typical bouncing (Fig. 1) 74
- Rhythm guide function 75
- Creating the conductor map 78
- Editing the bar offset 81
- Setting the tempo map 82
- • Editing a tempo event 84
- MIDI synchronization 85
- Synchronization using MTC 86
- Connection 87
- Song management 89
- Selecting the desired song 90
- Editing a song name 91
- Deleting an unnecessary song 92
- Protecting a song 93
- <Note> 94
- Track data editing 95
- Erasing track data 96
- Copying/pasting track data 97
- Moving track data 99
- <Note>: 100
- Exchanging whole track data 101
- Part data editing 103
- Erasing the part(s) 105
- Copying/pasting the part(s)-1 106
- Copying/pasting the part(s)-2 108
- Pasting clipboard data 110
- Moving the part(s) 111
- Exchange the part(s) 113
- WAV file conversion 116
- <Editing a file name> 117
- Notes on exporting a file 118
- <Important note> 119
- Protecting the card 120
- Archiving a song 121
- Burning an audio CD 123
- Read this page before using! 124
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- Viewing TOC 129
- Other functions 131
- CompactFlash 132
- Card formatting 132
- Peak hold time setting 133
- Auto Delete function on/off 135
- Beat resolution mode on/off 136
- Phantom power on/off 137
- Initializing the MR-8mkII 138
- Troubleshooting 139
- Troubles for recording 140
- Troubles for playback 141
- Troubles for effect 141
- Other troubles 142
- Troubles for USB connection 142
- Troubles for power supply 142
- MR-8mkII Specifications 143
- Specifications 144
- Physical dimensions 145
- Block diagram 146
- NEW SONG 147
- MIDI Implementation Chart 148
- Declaration of EC Directive 150
- FOR THE US CUSTOMERS ONLY 151
- SHIPPING 152
- FOSTEX CO 154
- FOSTEX AMERICA 154
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