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HDR 24/96
HDR 24/96
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24TRACK /24BIT DIGITAL AUDIO HARD DISK RECORDER/EDITOR
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Metering and Setting Record Levels
A professional analog recorder has meters that indicate 0 VU at a +4 dBu nominal
signal level. Generally you can record peaks 10 to 15 dB above that before
distortion becomes objectionable. This 10-15 dB range above the nominal level is
called “headroom.”
On digital recorder meters, zero represents the full-scale digital signal level, 0
dBFS for short. 0 dBFS is the hottest signal that a digital device can handle, with
no headroom to spare. When a digital signal reaches 0 dBFS for more than a
sample or two, the resulting distortion is uglier than scraping your fingernails
across a chalkboard.
The front panel meters are always available. In the GUI, the Meters panel space
is shared with the Tools panel. To switch displays, click on the Tools or Meters tab
along the top right edge of the screen.
Remember, audio levels must NEVER reach 0 dBFS... never, ever, ever. Digital
clipping is an extremely nasty sound that could only pass for music if you
like what those crazy kids listen to over and over at all hours of the night in-
cluding weekdays.
ALL
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To get the get the best sound from the HDR24/96:
1. Turn All Input on.
2. Ask the talent to play or sing as loud as they will be performing during the
session. While watching the HDR24/96 meters, adjust the console’s tape
outputs so that the signal peaks cause the red overload indicators to come
on occasionally. Then, back off the tape output level slightly. This insures
the best fidelity and the widest dynamic range in the recorded signal and
leaves you a little headroom to accommodate the talent’s enthusiasm.
Keep the signal levels as high as possible without overload, because
recording at lower levels reduces resolution and dynamic range.
Nonetheless it is always better to be conservative and avoid the risk of
overload than to try squeezing the last ounce of dynamic range from the
signal.
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Inhaltsverzeichnis

Seite 1 - HDR 24/96

42HDR 24/96HDR 24/9624232221201918171615141312111098765432124TRACK /24BIT DIGITAL AUDIO HARD DISK RECORDER/EDITOROL2471015202530354050OL24710152025303

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51Operation GuideOperation GuideThere! You’re all boned up on the HDR24/96, so put down this booklet and get towork ... or play. Thanks for reading th

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52HDR 24/96HDR 24/96Appendix A: Compatible CablesAnalog and Digital Multitrack CablesThe following companies supply analog and digital multitrack cabl

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53Operation GuideOperation GuideMarshall ElectronicsPO Box 2027, Culver City, CA 90231Tel: (800) 800-6608; Fax: (310) 391-8926http://www.mars-cam.com/

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54HDR 24/96HDR 24/96Pin 1 Ch 1&2 In (+)Pin 2 Ch 3&4 In (+)Pin 3 Ch 5&6 In (+)Pin 4 Ch 7&8 In (+)Pin 5 Ch 1&2 Out (+)Pin 6 Ch 3&

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55Operation GuideOperation GuideTroubleshooting and serviceAlthough you probably won’t need them, troubleshooting tips can be found in theTechnical Re

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43Operation GuideOperation Guide3. Alternately, if you have a tone generator or a sound source with aconstant volume (you can hold down a key on a sy

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44HDR 24/96HDR 24/96RecordingAll recording in the HDR24/96 is non-destructive. When you record over existingaudio, the old audio is not “erased” as it

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45Operation GuideOperation GuideTo record with One Button Punch enabled:♦ From Play, Press Record; there is noneed to hold Play to start recording.P

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46HDR 24/96HDR 24/96Auto PunchAuto Punch allows you to automatically punch in and out between two predefinedpoints. This feature is very convenient wh

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47Operation GuideOperation GuideFootswitchFootswitch OperationUsing a footswitch with the HDR24/96 gives you hands-free access to several ofthe most-u

Seite 13 - Appendix B: I/O Card Pinouts

48HDR 24/96HDR 24/96Delete LastWith the HDR24/96 you don’t need to worry about filling up your hard disks withunwanted takes. The Delete Last function

Seite 14 - Troubleshooting and service

49Operation GuideOperation GuideTBACKUPDProject Backup / RestoreWith Mackie Media drives, you can back up your Projects on removable mediathat you can

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50HDR 24/96HDR 24/96DISK UTILITY MENU Mount Format VerifyIt is extremely important that you make backup copies of your projects at the endof each s

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