Yamaha N12 Owners Manual - Page 41

Recording n8/n12 input channel signals directly to Cubase, Preparing for recording

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English Using the n8/n12 with Cubase 4/Cubase Studio 4/Cubase AI 4 Recording n8/n12 input channel signals directly to Cubase Each input channel signal can be output and recorded to a Cubase audio track individually. This section will help you understand how to record a signal from input channel 1 directly to a Cubase audio track while using the Monitor Remote function to monitor the VST effect signals. INPUT CHANNEL INPUT A audio track COMP EQ INPUT B n8/n12 Cubase The pre-fader signal will be sent to the audio track. When using this method of recording (n8/n12 input channel signals directly to Cubase), the channel fader and other channel controls will be disabled. NOTE If you select the "Yamaha n12 (n8) multi channel recording" project template, the direct output from the input channel will be automatically selected as the input source for each Cubase audio track. ■ Preparing for recording 1. Make sure that the INPUT SELECT [A. IN] switch is turned on (analog input). 2. Connect a musical instrument or a microphone to the mixer's input channel 1, then adjust the gain. 3. Select an audio track on which you wish to record the signal, then select "n12(n8)-Dir1" for input routing by clicking it. The input source and output destination of the track will be displayed in the Inspector located to the left of the track list. If you select "n12(n8)-Dir1," the channel 1 signal will be input to the specified audio track. NOTE • To select a track in Cubase, you can use the [PREV ▲] and [NEXT ▼] switches in the DAW Remote Control section on the n8/n12. • If the track's input/output routing is not displayed, click the "Show Inspector" button. You can select the input source from the following options: ■ n12 Input routing Input source n12-REC(Left/Right) REC bus n12-ST(Left/Right) STEREO bus n12-Dir1-n12-Dir8 Monaural input channel direct output n12-Dir9/10, n12-Dir11/12 (Left/Right) Stereo input channel direct output * Options in parentheses can be selected only for monaural tracks. ■ n8 Input routing n8-REC(Left/Right) n8-ST(Left/Right) n8-Dir1-n8-Dir4 n8-Dir5/6, n8-Dir7/8 (Left/Right) Input source REC bus STEREO bus Monaural input channel direct output Stereo input channel direct output * Options in parentheses can be selected only for monaural tracks. 4. Press the [REC READY] switch in the DAW Remote Control section; the Record Enable button in Cubase will be turned on for the audio track on which you are recording. The REC bus signals will be sent to the specified audio track. If you want to continue recording, proceed to Step 9. input source of audio track (Input Routing) Owner's Manual 41

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Using the n8/n12 with Cubase 4/Cubase Studio 4/Cubase AI 4
Owner’s Manual
41
English
Recording n8/n12 input channel
signals directly to Cubase
Each input channel signal can be output and recorded to
a Cubase audio track individually. This section will help
you understand how to record a signal from input channel
1 directly to a Cubase audio track while using the Monitor
Remote function to monitor the VST effect signals.
Preparing for recording
1.
Make sure that the INPUT SELECT [A. IN] switch
is turned on (analog input).
2.
Connect a musical instrument or a microphone to
the mixer’s input channel 1, then adjust the gain.
3.
Select an audio track on which you wish to
record the signal, then select “n12(n8)-Dir1” for
input routing by clicking it.
The input source and output destination of the track
will be displayed in the Inspector located to the left
of the track list.
If you select “n12(n8)-Dir1,” the channel 1 signal will
be input to the specified audio track.
You can select the input source from the following
options:
n12
*
Options in parentheses can be selected only for
monaural tracks.
n8
*
Options in parentheses can be selected only for
monaural tracks.
4.
Press the [REC READY] switch in the DAW
Remote Control section; the Record Enable
button in Cubase will be turned on for the audio
track on which you are recording.
The REC bus signals will be sent to the specified
audio track. If you want to continue recording,
proceed to Step 9.
The pre-fader signal will be sent to the audio track.
When using this method of recording (n8/n12 input
channel signals directly to Cubase), the channel
fader and other channel controls will be disabled.
If you select the “Yamaha n12 (n8) multi channel
recording” project template, the direct output from
the input channel will be automatically selected as
the input source for each Cubase audio track.
INPUT A
INPUT CHANNEL
INPUT B
n8/n12
Cubase
COMP
EQ
audio track
NOTE
input source of audio track
(Input Routing)
To select a track in Cubase, you can use the
[PREV
] and [NEXT
] switches in the DAW
Remote Control section on the n8/n12.
If the track’s input/output routing is not displayed,
click the “Show Inspector” button.
Input routing
Input source
n12-REC(Left/Right)
REC bus
n12-ST(Left/Right)
STEREO bus
n12-Dir1–n12-Dir8
Monaural input
channel direct output
n12-Dir9/10, n12-Dir11/12
(Left/Right)
Stereo input channel
direct output
Input routing
Input source
n8-REC(Left/Right)
REC bus
n8-ST(Left/Right)
STEREO bus
n8-Dir1–n8-Dir4
Monaural input
channel direct output
n8-Dir5/6, n8-Dir7/8
(Left/Right)
Stereo input channel
direct output
NOTE