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Chapter 23 Frequently Asked Questions

How Do I Bounce Tracks with

Effects?

If you are using effects, it can be beneficial to include the

output of the effects processor when you bounce tracks. This

is sometimes referred to as “printing” the effects. By printing

the effects, you make them a permanent part of the audio.

This also frees up the effect processor to be used on a

different track, or to add a different effect on the same track.

Use the following procedure to bounce Tracks 1-14 to Tracks

15 and 16 with effects:

1. Assign Tracks 1-14 to any of the available effects

processors (1-4) as desired.

2. Hold the Track 15/16 STATUS button and press

[CLEAR].

3. Hold the Track 15/16 STATUS button and press the

Track 1-14 SELECT buttons consecutively so they are

flashing.

4. Hold the Track 15/16 STATUS button and press the EFF

RTN button for all of the effects processors being used.

For example, to record Effect 1 to Tracks 15 and 16, hold

the Track 15/16 STATUS button and press EFFECT 1/3

RTN.

If you are using Effects 3 or 4, you will need to hold Track

15/16 [STATUS], [SHIFT], and [EFFECT 1/3 RTN] or

[EFFECT 2/4 RTN] to assign Effects 3 and/or 4 to be

recorded on Tracks 15 and 16.

5. Press the Track 15/16 STATUS button until it is set to

Source mode (orange). Press the STATUS buttons for

Tracks 1-14 until they are set to Play mode (green).

6. Press [PLAY] and adjust the level and pan settings for

Tracks 1-14 as desired. Press [STOP] when you are

finished.

7. Press the Track 15/16 STATUS button until it is set to

Record Ready mode (flashing red).

8. Reset your song to the beginning and press [REC]

followed by [PLAY].

9. Press [STOP] when your song is finished playing. Now,

Tracks 15 and 16 will contain a stereo mix of Tracks 1-14

with the effects included.

Why Can’t I Hear My Effects?

If you have routed a track or input to one of the internal

effects processors (using the optional VS8F-2) and are having

difficulty hearing the output of the effects processor, the

problem can usually be traced to one of three scenarios: your

effects are either inserted on another track or input, the

output of the effects processor is routed to a RECORDING

bus instead of the MIX bus, or your effect return level for the

effect is set to zero.

If you have inserted an effect on a certain track or input, you

cannot use that effects processor on any other track or input.

Use the following procedure to ensure that Effects 1-4 are not

being used as insert effects:

1. Press the Input 1 SELECT button to display the Input

Mixer screen.

2. Use [ ], [ ], [ ], and [ ] to highlight the

EFX Ins icon and press [F6 (PRM.V)].

3. Use [ ], [ ], [ ], and [ ] and TIME/

VALUE dial to set the Sw parameter to “Off” for all

inputs.

4. Press the Track 1 SELECT button to display the Track

Mixer screen.

5. Use [ ], [ ], [ ], and [ ] and the TIME/

VALUE dial to set the Sw parameter to “Off” for all

tracks.

6. Press the [EDIT/SOLO] button to display the Master

Block screen.

7. Use [ ], [ ], [ ], and [ ] to highlight the

EFX Ins icon and press [YES]. Use the TIME/VALUE dial

to select “Off” for Effects 1-4.

Routing the outputs of the effects processors to a

RECORDING bus is common when bouncing tracks. If you

do not return the outputs of the effects processors to the MIX

bus, the effects might not be heard the next time you try and

use them. Use the following procedure to ensure the outputs

of the effects processors are sent to the MIX bus:

1. Hold the Track 1 STATUS button. If the EFFECT 1/3

RTN or EFFECT 2/4 RTN buttons begin to flash, press

them so they stop flashing.

2. Repeat this procedure for Tracks 2-16.

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