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13. Normally, the signal received via the INPUT 1

jack is also assigned for recording on Track 9/10.

When you wish to rerecord only Tracks 5–8, then

while holding down the Track 9/10 STATUS but-

ton, press the INPUT Channel 1 SELECT button.

The button indicator goes off.

14. Now you have set it up so that you can monitor

Tracks 5–8 and Effect Return on Track Channel

9/10. Press [PLAY (DISPLAY)].

Return to Play condition.

Record and Check the Content:

15. Carry out track bouncing by following the proce-

dure described in “Combining the Contents of

Tracks” (p. 77).

Creating a Master Tape

When you finish recording a song, adjust the balance

of each track (equalizer, pan, and volume level), and

using your stereo recorder, record a two-channel

stereo master mix to a stereo cassette, DAT, MD, or

other media. This process is called mixdown.

Prepare for Mixdown:

1. Hold down [STOP] and press the STATUS buttons

for all tracks you want to have mixed down.

The indicators light green.

2. Press [FADER], so that the TR (Track) indicator to

light.

3. Use the channel faders to adjust the volume of

each track. First determine the volume of the

song’s main tracks (usually the vocals or perhaps

a guitar melody). Then, set levels for the other

tracks. It is a good idea to create a balance in

which the volume of the other tracks is lower than

the main tracks. Afterwards, make final adjust-

ments to the pan and equalizer settings for each

track as you listen to the overall mix.

To Record to a Cassette Tape

1. Connect the VS-1680’s MASTER jacks to the input

jacks of your cassette recorder.

2. Adjust the recording levels for the cassette

recorder. Adjust the output volume with the VS-

1680’s master fader, making it as high as possible

without causing any input overload on the

recorder. Set the recording levels on the cassette

recorder as high as possible before causing distor-

tion, with the level meter moving a lot.

3. Press [ZERO] on the VS-1680.

4. Put the cassette recorder in record mode.

5. Press [PLAY] on the VS-1680 to begin playback of

the song.

If you want to fade in or out, use the VS-1680’s master

fader for this.

6. When you have finished recording, stop the cas-

sette recorder.

7. Press [STOP] on the VS-1680.

8. Listen to the recorded result. Rewind the tape and

play back the recording.

Recording with DAT and MD Recorders

The VS-1680 features two types of digital out connec-

tors, DIGITAL OUT1 (coaxial) and DIGITAL OUT2

(optical), either of which is ready to use. At the factory

settings, these connectors are set to output the same

sound as the MASTER jacks.

1. Connect the digital input connector of your digital

recorder with the VS-1680’s DIGITAL OUT con-

nector.

2. Set your digital recorder to enable it to record digi-

tal signals. Match the recorder’s sample rate to

that of song recorded on the VS-1680 (normally at

44.1 kHz). Many digital recorders can determine

the sample rate automatically. Match the rates

manually only when special settings are neces-

sary.

* There are some DAT recorders that cannot record digital

signals at 44.1 kHz. If such instances, change to an ana-

log connection and set the recorder to enable it to record

analog signals.

3. Press [ZERO] on the VS-1680.

4. Put the digital recorder in record mode.

5. Press [PLAY] on the VS-1680.

Playback of the song begins. If you want to fade in or

out, use the VS-1680’s master fader for this.

6. When you have finished recording, stop the cas-

sette recorder.

7. Press [STOP] on the VS-1680.

8. Listen to the recorded result. Rewind the tape and

play back the recording.

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