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Table Of Contents

Usage and Safety Precautions
- Introduction
Names and functions of parts
- Top
- Rear panel
Equipment connection example
- Live PA system
Display overview
- Home Screen
Turning the unit on/off
- Turning the unit on
- Turning the power off
Using the MENU screen
Mixer
- Outputting input sounds from output devices
- Adjusting the tone and panning
- Using the built-in effects
- Using scene functions
- Setting signals output from MONITOR OUT A–E
Recording and playback
- Preparing to record
- Recording and playing tracks
- Adding marks
- Redoing parts of recordings (punching in/out)
- Mixing down tracks
- Recording automatically
- Capturing audio before recording starts
- Selecting the folder where projects are saved
- Selecting projects for playback
Using the metronome
- Enabling the metronome
- Changing metronome settings
Using the slate mic
- Recording with the slate mic
- Changing slate mic settings
Projects
- Changing project names
- Deleting projects
- Protecting projects
- Checking project information
- Saving projects to USB flash drives
- Importing projects from USB flash drives
- Managing marks
Audio files
- Deleting audio files
- Exporting audio files to USB flash drives
- Importing audio files from USB flash drives
Using audio interface functions
- Installing the driver
- Connecting to a computer
- Inputting return signals from the computer to a stereo channel
Using card reader functions
Recording and playback settings
- Changing the recording format
- Changing automatic recording settings
- Showing recording levels on level meters
- Enabling latency adjustment
- Changing the playback mode
SD card settings
- Checking the open space on SD cards
- Formatting SD cards
- Testing SD card performance
Various settings
- Setting the date and time
- Setting the footswitch
- Changing the sampling rate
- Disabling the automatic power saving function
- Adjusting the display contrast
- Restoring settings to factory defaults
- Checking the firmware versions
- Updating the firmware
Troubleshooting
Specifications
Send effects specifications
Mixer block diagram
Usage and Safety Precautions
- Introduction
Names and functions of parts
- Top
- Rear panel
Equipment connection example
- Live PA system
Display overview
- Home Screen
Turning the unit on/off
- Turning the unit on
- Turning the power off
Using the MENU screen
Mixer
- Outputting input sounds from output devices
  - Outputting sound from speakers
  - Outputting sound from headphones
- Adjusting the tone and panning
- Using the built-in effects
- Using scene functions
- Setting signals output from MONITOR OUT A–E
Recording and playback
- Preparing to record
  - Inserting SD cards
  - Creating new projects
- Recording and playing tracks
  - Recording
  - Playing recordings
- Adding marks
  - Adding marks during recording and playback
  - Moving in mark order
- Redoing parts of recordings (punching in/out)
- Mixing down tracks
  - Recording to the master track
  - Playing the master track
- Recording automatically
- Capturing audio before recording starts
- Selecting the folder where projects are saved
- Selecting projects for playback
Using the metronome
- Enabling the metronome
- Changing metronome settings
Using the slate mic
- Recording with the slate mic
- Changing slate mic settings
  - Changing the slate mic volume
  - Changing the slate mic routing
Projects
- Changing project names
- Deleting projects
- Protecting projects
- Checking project information
- Saving projects to USB flash drives
- Importing projects from USB flash drives
- Managing marks
Audio files
- Deleting audio files
- Exporting audio files to USB flash drives
- Importing audio files from USB flash drives
Using audio interface functions
- Installing the driver
- Connecting to a computer
- Inputting return signals from the computer to a stereo channel
Using card reader functions
Recording and playback settings
- Changing the recording format
- Changing automatic recording settings
  - Setting the automatic recording start level
  - Setting automatic stopping
- Showing recording levels on level meters
- Enabling latency adjustment
- Changing the playback mode
SD card settings
- Checking the open space on SD cards
- Formatting SD cards
- Testing SD card performance
  - Conducting a quick test
  - Conducting a full test
Various settings
- Setting the date and time
- Setting the footswitch
- Changing the sampling rate
- Disabling the automatic power saving function
- Adjusting the display contrast
- Restoring settings to factory defaults
- Checking the firmware versions
- Updating the firmware
Troubleshooting
- There is no sound or output is very quiet
Specifications
Send effects specifications
Mixer block diagram

Names and functions of parts

Top

Input channel section

①

MIC/LINE input jack

②

48V switch/indicator

③

Hi-Z switch

④

PAD switch

⑤

SIG indicator

⑥

GAIN knob

⑦

COMP knob

⑧

SEL button

⑨

REC/PLAY button

①

MIC/LINE input jack

These input jacks have built-in mic preamps. Connect mics, keyboards and guitars to them.

These can be used with both XLR and 1/4-inch (balanced or unbalanced) phone plugs.

②

48V switch/indicator

This turns +48 V phantom power on or off. Turn this on (

) to supply

phantom power to MIC/LINE input jacks 1–4 (or 5–8).

The indicator lights when the switch is on.

③

Hi-Z switch

Use to switch the input impedance of MIC/LINE input jack 1 (or 2).