User manual

EXAMPLE: Let's say you have a Dayner with 48 input modules

and a 48 track machine. The kick drum is on module 1 and

the snare is on module 2. You would not assign these inputs

because they will feed directly to tracks 1 and 2 on the

Recorder.

Now, input modules 3,4,5, and 6, each have toms and you want

to record a stereo mix of them on tracks 3 and 4. No

problem! Use the assign switches 1-2 on each of those inputs

(3 thru 6) and pan each input where you would like it

placed in the stereo image. Now go to the output section of

modules 3 and 4 and press the 1-2 "from subs" switches. The

output jacks on the rear of modules 3 and 4 are feeding

tracks 3 and 4 on the Recorder, now you would go to the

monitor section of tracks 1-2-3-4 on your Dayner (monitor

section of In-line module or Tape/Effects Return module)

and track one will be kick, track .two will be snare, and

tracks three and four will be a stereo mix of all the toms.

If for some odd reason, you may want to send all those toms

to tracks 47 and 48 at the same time you are sending them to

tracks 3 and 4, no problem! Just go to the output section

of modules 47 and 48 and press the "from subs" 1-2 switches.

If now you are really confused, just call our Customer

Support Department for assistance.

Channel Section

a. mute

The channel mute switch (with a green LED indicator) mutes

the entire channel as well as all auxiliary sends, with the

exception of the signal to the insert jack. The mute switch

does not affect the p.f.l. signal coming from the channel

(if the "channel to pfl mode" is activated in the master

section).

b. solo

The Dayner has a dual function solo system; pre fade listen

or in place stereo. It is possible to solo; before the

fader, after the insert jack, and before the mute switch if

you press the "channel to pfl mode" switch (located on the

master section) before activating any solo or pfl switch.

For "In Place Stereo" solo, the "channel to pfl mode"

switch must be in the up position. This would be a solo

after the insert point, fader, and pan pot which is of

course affected by the channel mute switch. A solo LED

indicator in the master section, together with the channel

solo LED indicator, denotes a channel solo switch is

activated.

Channel Fader (not drawn)

The channel fader has a slide length of 100mm and is

designed to give an exceptionally smooth feel in operation.