User Manual

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INPUT CHANNELS
To render the reverb eect into the individual recorded tracks, you must use the
Bounce feature.
L Reverb is unavailable when recording at 96kHz sample rate.
To adjust reverb:
X From the Channel screen, tap Reverb and turn encoder. Range is O, -50dB
to 0 dB in 1 dB increments.
You can also select dierent reverb characteristics—such as type, decay,
predelay, etc.
To congure Reverb:
1. Tap .
2. Page through submenu and tap Reverb.
3. Tap any of the following settings and adjust values accordingly:
Setting Options
Reverb Type O, Plate, Hall, Room
Reverb Decay 0.1 - 5.0 seconds
Reverb Pre-Delay 0 - 40 ms
Reverb HF Damp O, 0-20
Rendering a Vocal Air Effect
Applying Air to a lead vocal can help it stand out in a mix. It adds a desirable
‘airy’ sheen to vocals.
Vocal Air sets how much “Air” is added to a track in the LR mix. The range is
O, 1%-100%. Only the mix is aected, not the individual recorded tracks.
To render the Air eect into the individual recorded tracks, you must use the
Bounce feature.
L Air can only be applied to one track at a time. If you want to apply Air to a
track, but it appears grayed out on that track’s Channel screen, and is therefore
unavailable, you must rst turn Air o on the track to which it is currently applied.
If you want to add Air to multiple vocals, you can use the Bounce feature.
Setting the Low Cut Filter
Use Low Cut to attenuate undesirable low frequencies such as mic handling
noise and wind noise.