Specifications

Audio Track

Recordina

Bounce-Down

Bounce-down is the re-recording of the playback of existing tracks. You can bounce down two

tracks into one, allowing for unlimited overdubbing

create stacked background vocals, doubled

guitar parts, etc. A track can be bounced back to itself to add effects to a dry track, or to build up

multi-processed tracks using a different effect algorithm with each pass.

Tip:

When Sample*Source Select, REC SRC=MAIN-OUT, up to eight

Instrument*Sequence Tracks can be bounced down to one (or two) Audio Track(s),

freeing up the eight Instrument*Sequence Tracks for additional sequencing! Just set

the Edit/Seq*Song, MUTE ATRKS IN REC=YES to prevent the Audio Tracks from

being re-recorded as well (see below).

Note:

SCSI speed on most SCSI Storage Devices tends to be too slow to allow the

accurate transfer of ASR-10 bounce-down information. Because of this, we do not

recommend performing a 2-to-2 bounce-down using

DiskTracks.

Audio Track Bounce-Down Rules

Recording the MAIN-OUT:

l When SampleGource Select, REC SRC=MAIN-OUT, the Audio Inputs are disabled, and both

Source-Monitor LEDs remain off at all times. Only the Audio Track playback is monitored

through the Edit/(audio) Track settings. The Source Monitor voices are not needed to

monitor this REC SRC, as it is always audible out the MAIN OUTS.

l In combination with setting the Sample*Source Select, REC SRC=h4AIN-OUT, setting the

Edit/Seq*Song, MUTE ATRKS IN REC=NO enables Audio Track playback, allowing Audio

Track playback to be re-recorded, or bounced down.

l Entering record with the SampleGource Select, REC SRC=MAIN-OUT will record any ASR-10

voices that are routed to

BUS1/2/3.

This includes any sequencer tracks that are playing local

ASR-10 Instruments, any notes played on the keyboard or received via MIDI that play local

ASR-10 Instruments, and any previously recorded Audio Tracks that have their Edit/(audio)

Track, ATRK PLAYBACK STATUS set to

“I”’

(if the Edit/Seq*Song, MUTE ATRKS IN

REC=NO).

l Audio Tracks are always bounced-down through the Edit/(audio) Track settings, with the

MIX and PAN and FX processing settings being permanently imposed on the Audio data.

l When the SampleeSource Select, REC SRC Field 1 is set to MAIN-OUT, the following REC

SRC Field 2 settings determine whether entering Record will bounce both Audio Tracks

down to a single track (2 to 1), or will simply re-mix both Audio Tracks through new effects,

maintaining track discretion (2 to 2).

ENSONIQ

ASK10

Version 3 Operating System