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Mackie HDR24/96 manual

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    REMO TE 24 REMO TE CONTR OL FOR THE HDR24/96 HARD DISK REC ORDER USER’ S GUIDE[...]

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    SAFETY INS TRUCTIONS 1. Read Instructions — Read and understand all safety and operating instructions before using the Remote 24. 2. Retain Instructions — Keep these safety and operating instructions for future reference. 3. Heed W arnings — Follow all warnings marked on the Remote 24. 4. W ater and Moisture — Do not use the Remote 24 near [...]

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    3 User Guide User’ s Guide C ontents Installa tion 4 Mount on Mic Stand (Optional) -------------------- 4 Mount on Homemade Stand (Optional) -------------------- 4 Plug It In ---------------------- 5 F ootswitch -------------------- 5 T r anspor t F ea tures 6 Pla y ----------------------------- 6 Stop ---------------------------- 6 F ast Wind --[...]

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    4 Remote 24 Remote 24 Installa tion Mount on Mic Stand (Optional) Mic stand adapters can make the Remote 24 seem like it's floating in midair! W e recommend the Atlas model AD-11, available at your favorite music store. (If it's not, you need a new favorite music store.) Mount on Homemade Stand (Optional) The 3-hole pattern is equally spa[...]

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    5 User’ s Guide User’ s Guide HDR 24/96 Back P anel Note: Note: Note: Note: Note: Do not confuse the Remote jack with the Ethernet jack! Plug It In Y ou can do this with the HDR24/96 powered on or powered off, it doesn’ t matter . 1. Plug the supplied 25' cable into the “T o HDR” jack on the back of the Remote 24. 2. Plug the other e[...]

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    6 Remote 24 Remote 24 T r anspor t F eatur es Pla y Play puts the HDR24/96 into play . Play also punches out of record and cancels master record standby . Stop Stop brings the “tape” to an immediate halt. Stop also punches out of record and cancels master record standby . Fast Wind Rewind and Fast Forward put the HDR24/96 into fast wind mode fr[...]

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    7 User’ s Guide User’ s Guide 1 13 Recor d F ea tures Recor d Ready Recording can only take place on tracks which are “armed” for recording. Press the Recor d Ready buttons to arm tracks. When Record is engaged, you can punch individual tracks in and out on the fly with the Recor d Ready buttons. Their LEDs blink in standby and glow in reco[...]

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    8 Remote 24 Remote 24 Loca tor F ea tur es Locate Locate points provide fast access to frequently used locations in your project. Press one of the four Locate buttons to jump to a Locate point. Stor e T o set a Locate point, press Store , then press a Locate button when the transport reaches the desired time. Loop Locate 1 and Locate 2 double as st[...]

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    9 User’ s Guide User’ s Guide Rehearse Rehearse allows you to practice punching without actually recording anything to disk, saving you the hassle of deleting unwanted takes while monitoring and fine- tuning Autopunch points. T ak e Management F ea tur es T ake Select Each track has eight “virtual” takes that you can record to and play from[...]

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    10 Remote 24 Remote 24 Delete Last Press the Delete Last button twice to erase the most recent recording pass from disk. A recording pass consists of all punches made within one play cycle. If you press Delete Last once then decide not to delete, wait five seconds and the operation will cancel. DELETE LAST Curr ent Time Displa y Current Time The T [...]

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    11 User’ s Guide User’ s Guide T roubleshooting & W arranty Servic e If you think your Remote 24 has a problem, try the following: Make sure the cable is plugged into the “Remote” jack on the rear panel of the HDR24/96 - the “Remote” jack is easy to confuse with the Ethernet jack. Remove and reinstall the cable, reboot the HDR24/96,[...]

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    12 Remote 24 Remote 24 ® Colophon This whopping opus was created by the HDR24/96 development team. Graphics and layout performed by T ony “waldog” Baird. No animals were injured in the production of this document, although Bob did feed Phydeaux some pretty old potato chips last week... “Mackie,” the “Running Man” figure, “HDR24/96”[...]

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    13 User’ s Guide User’ s Guide Notes[...]

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    14 Remote 24 Remote 24 Notes[...]

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    15 User’ s Guide User’ s Guide FOOT SW TO HDR REMOTE JACK REWIND FAST FWD PLA Y STOP RECORD PRE ROLL LOOP LOCATOR LOCATE LOCATE PUNCH REHEARSE ALL INPUT 4 AUTO INPUT REC SAFE STORE 123 TAKE TRACK NUMBER (SECONDS) AUTO TAKE TAKE SELECT TRACK SELECT (MINUTES) 123456789 1 0 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 6 1 7 1 8 1 9 20 21 22 23 24 HARD DISK RECORDER REMO[...]

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    16220 Wood-Red Rd. NE • W oodinville, W A 98072 • USA US & Canada: 800/898-3211 Europe, Asia, Central & South America: 425 /487-4333 Middle East & Africa: 31-20-654-4000 Fax : 425 /487-4337 • ww w .mackie.com E-mail: sales@mackie.com[...]