User Manual
Master Fader and My Fader Reference Guide
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• Step 5 — Tapping the stop button asks you to conrm your wish to stop the recording.
It will continue recording until you tap “Stop” here.
Because the recording is occuring on the DL32R hardware and the connected USB drive,
Master Fader supports background recording. This means that you may press the iPad’s
home button to leave the app or switch to another app while the DL32R continues to
record. So go ahead and check your email or tweet about the show to your heart’s content.
Recording will continue until you stop it, the power goes out or the hard drive runs out of space.
Speaking of running out of space, recording will automatically stop when there is less
than 100MB of free drive space.
• Step 6 — Once recording is completed, you may notice that the name [“Test”] is now listed in the
playback list. The number of tracks used [8 channels], bit depth [16 bits] and sample rate [48 kHz]
are listed next to the le name. From here, you may play back the multichannel recording here with
controls for common transport as documented on the previous page.
Once a recording has completed, it is (almost) ready for immediate playback. The hard
drive needs a short amount of time to gather its senses and do a bit of general cleanup;
this is especially true on longer recordings.
Notice that the name of the new recording automatically changed to “Test_2”. This is great
for bands doing multiple takes of a single song, for example. It’s already set up to simply
tap record again and the name will be similar. If you don’t like the name, though, feel free
to rename it if so desired. Easy!