YAMAHA D24 User Manual
DIGITAL MULTITRACK RECORDER
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V2.0 Supplement
Supplément: V2.0 de mise à jour
V2.0-Anhang
Suplemento V2.0
D24 V2.0 Supplement
This document explains how to upgrade the D24 and RC-D24 to Version 2.0 and the
new features and functions provided by the upgrade.
Upgrading the D24
The following procedure explains how to upgrade the D24. Be sure to use the MO disk
labelled “Ver. 2.00 DISK.”
Turn off the D24.
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Turn on the D24.
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Insert the MO disk labelled “Ver. 2.00 DISK” into the D24.
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When the message “UNFORMATTED” appears on the 2nd line of the display
(which takes about 10 seconds), press the [UTILITY] button.
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Use the JOG/DATA dial to select “UPDATE,” and then press the [ENTER] button.
When the message “UPDATE – D24” appears, press the [ENTER] button.
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Warning: Do not press the [ENTER] button more than once.
After about 10 seconds, the message “WAITING” appears. After a further 60 seconds
the message changes to “TURN OFF.” The upgrade procedure is now complete.
Warning: Do not turn off the D24 before the message “TURN OFF” appears.
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To check the version number, first turn off the D24, and then, while pressing
the [UTILITY] button, turn on the D24. The version number appears on the
display as follows: “V1 200.”
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Upgrading the RC-D24
The following procedure explains how to upgrade the D24’s remote controller, the
RC-D24. Be sure to use the MO disk labelled “Ver. 2.00 DISK.”
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Turn off the D24.
Connect the RC-D24 to the D24.
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Turn on the D24.
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Turn on the RC-D24.
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Confirm that “00:00:00.00” is shown on the RC-D24 display.
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Insert the MO disk labelled “Ver. 2.00 DISK” into the D24.
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When the message “UNFORMATTED” appears on the 2nd line of the display
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(which takes about 10 seconds), press the [UTILITY] button.
Use the JOG/DATA dial to select “UPDATE,” and then press the [ENTER] but-
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ton.
When the message “UPDATE – D24” appears, use the JOG/DATA dial to select
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“RCU,” and then press the [ENTER] button.
The message “WAITING” appears. The RC-D24 and D24 counters count up from
1/374” to “374/374,” which takes about 120 seconds. After a further 20 seconds the
RC-D24 transport buttons start flashing. The upgrade procedure is now complete.
Warning: Do not turn off the D24 or RC-D24 before the transport buttons start flashing.
To check the version number, first turn off and on the D24, and then, while
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pressing the RC-D24’s [RTN TO ZERO] button, turn on the RC-D24.
The RC-D24 version number appears on the display as follows: “200 xxxxxx”.
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Seamless Punch Out Monitoring
At the punch-out point, the monitor circuits now switch from input to playback seamlessly. (Previously, monitoring was muted for an instant as the punch-out occurred.)
The number of tracks with which seamless punch out monitoring can be used simultaneously is limited by the following factors: recording media (MO or hard disk), sampling rate (48 kHz or 44.1 kHz), and recording resolution (16-, 20-, or 24-bit), as
shown in the following table.
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Media Sampling Rate
48 kHz
MO
44.1 kHz
48 kHz
Hard Disk
44.1 kHz
Recording
Resolution
24-bit 8
20-bit 9
16-bit 11
24-bit 9
20-bit 10
16-bit 12
24-bit 12
20-bit 15
16-bit 16
24-bit 15
20-bit 16
16-bit 16
Max. No. of Tracks for
Seamless Punch Out
The maximum number of tracks for seamless punch out consists of the number of
tracks previously recorded (i.e., the number of tracks playing back) and the number of
tracks selected for punch in/out recording. For example, the maximum number of
tracks for seamless punch out using an MO disk at 48 kHz/24-bit is eight, so if four
tracks have already been recorded, up to four tracks can be selected for seamless punch
out.
If the maximum number of tracks for seamless punch out is exceeded (i.e., a greater
number tracks are selected for recording), punch out monitoring will not be seamless.
Audio recorded to disk is always seamless.
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Crossfade Modes
Two new Crossfade modes, with variable fade times, are now available for use with
punch in/out recording and part editing. Previously, a variable fade in/out time could
be set to smooth the transition between new and existing material at the punch in/out
points, and the part editing edit points. This option has been kept because it has the
advantage that it affects only playback and the fade time can be changed at anytime,
since the fades are not recorded to disk. With the new Crossfade modes, however, the
fades are recorded to disk, so once recorded, they cannot be changed.
The following procedure explains how to select a Fade mode and fade time.
Press the [UTILITY] button.
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The UTILITY indicator lights up.
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Use the JOG/DATA dial to select “FADE MODE,” and then press the [ENTER]
button.
The current mode setting appears on the display.
Use the JOG/DATA dial to select a Fade mode:
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FADE IN/OUT
CROSS FADE1
—Same as previous version.
—Signal levels are at –3 dB at the crossover point (suitable
for music).
CROSS FADE2
—Signal levels are at –6 dB at crossover point (suitable for
sounds consisting essentially of a single, simple tone (e.g., flute, recorder).
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Press the [ENTER] button to activate your selection, or the [CANCEL] button
to cancel the Fade Mode function.
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To set the fade time, with the UTILITY indicator still lit, use the JOG/DATA dial
to select “FADE I/O,” and then press the [ENTER] button.
The currently set fade time appears on the display.
Use the JOG/DATA dial to select a fade time: 2, 5, 10, 25, 50, or 100 ms.
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The default setting is 2 ms.
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Press the [ENTER] button to activate your selection, or the [CANCEL] button
to cancel the Fade I/O function.
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Press the [UTILITY] button again to leave utility.
The UTILITY indicator goes out.
Note that if a project that was recorded in the Fade I/O mode is played back in one of
the new Crossfade modes, it will play without the fade in/outs at the punch in/out
points, or part edit points. Therefore, such projects are best played back with the Fade
I/O mode selected.
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Clearing the A, B, IN & OUT Points
Previously set A, B, LAST REC IN and OUT points can now be cleared.
While holding down the [CANCEL] button, press the [A], [B], [IN], or [OUT]
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button.
The previously set point is cleared and the corresponding indicator goes out. So long as
the loaded disk is not write-protected, the A, B, LAST REC IN and OUT point information stored on disk is also cleared.
This new function also works on the remote controller.
Using the A, B, IN & OUT Points as Edit Times
The A, B, LAST REC IN and OUT points can now easily be used as the start (ST) and
end (ED) times when using a part edit function, the Time Compression function, or
the Pitch Change function.
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When the display shows “ST xxxxxxxx” or “ED xxxxxxxx” or “TO xxxxxxxx”
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and you are required to enter a start, end, or to time, press the [A], [B], [IN],
or [OUT] button.
The time value previously stored for that point is entered and appears on the display. If
no point has been set, no time value is entered.
Using the Solo Buttons to Select Tracks
The SOLO/SELECT buttons can now be used to select the source and destination tracks
for the track and part editing functions and the Time Compression and Pitch Change
functions. (Previously, only the JOG/DATA dial could be used to select tracks.)
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When the display shows “FROM TR” or “TO TR,” use the SOLO/SELECT buttons to select the source or destination tracks.
As with the JOG/DATA dial, depending on the function being used, tracks can be
selected individually (1–8) or in pairs (1/2, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8).
Note that the JOG/DATA dial must be used to select destination virtual tracks.
Remaining Time
The time remaining can now be checked while recording is in progress. (Previously, it
could be checked only when the D24 had stopped.)
Apogee I/O Cards
The D24 now supports the Apogee AP8AD and AP8DA mini YGDAI I/O cards. (Only
the AP8AD is currently available.)
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Assigning Virtual Tracks Using SOLO & Keypad
When assigning virtual tracks to main tracks, the SOLO/SELECT buttons can now be
used to select the main track. (Previously, only the SHUTTLE/CURSOR could be used
for this.) In addition, the number keypad can now be used to select virtual tracks. (Previously, only the JOG/DATA dial could be used for this.)
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While the D24 is stopped, press the [V. TRACK SELECT] button.
The V. TRACK SELECT indicator lights up.
The 1st line of the display shows the main track numbers from 1 through 8. The 2nd
line shows the virtual tracks assigned to those main tracks. Initially, each main track is
assigned its respective virtual track 1.
Use the SOLO/SELECT buttons or SHUTTLE/CURSOR ring to select a main
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track.
The number of the virtual track assigned to the selected main track flashes on the 2nd
line of the display and the corresponding SOLO/SELECT indicator lights up.
Use the number keypad or JOG/DATA dial to assign a virtual track to the
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selected main track.
Press the [ENTER] button to apply your virtual track settings.
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“FINISHED” appears on the display for a few seconds and then The V. TRACK SELECT
indicator goes out.
Functions Echoed Across Multiple D24s
In a multiple-unit system, the following settings made on the master D24 are echoed by
the slave D24s. (Previously, these settings were not echoed by the slaves.)
• Setting the A, B, LAST REC IN and OUT points.
• Canceling the A, B, LAST REC IN and OUT points.
• LAST REC IN and OUT points for auto punch in/out recording.
• Setting the LEVEL METER mode—NORMAL or FINE.
Settings other than LEVEL METER mode also work on the remote controller.
Fixing Take 00
When using the Fix Take function to select the take you want to keep after auto punch
in/out recording, the original material (i.e., TAKE 00) can now be selected. (Previously,
TAKE 00 could not be selected, so to revert to the original material you had to fix
another take, exit the Auto Punch function, and then use Undo.) As before, the original
material (i.e., TAKE 00) can be auditioned by using the Audition Take function.
Fix Take cannot be performed from the remote controller or in a multiple-unit system.
Remote ID Conflict Error Message
In a multiple-unit system, if two or more D24s are assigned the same Remote ID, the
error message “RMT ID ERROR” appears when the [CHASE] button is pressed, and
Chase mode cannot be engaged.
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Supplément: V2.0 de mise à jour du D24
Ce document vous décrit comment effectuer la mise à jour à la version 2.0 du D24 et
de la RC-D24 ainsi que les nouvelles caractéristiques et fonctions de cette mise à jour.
Mise à jour du D24
Suivez les instructions ci-dessous pour effectuer la mise à jour du D24. Veillez à utiliser
le disque MO étiqueté “Ver. 2.00 DISK”.
Mettez le D24 hors tension.
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Remettez ensuite le D24 sous tension.
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Chargez le disque MO étiqueté “Ver. 2.00 DISK” dans le D24.
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Quand le message “UNFORMATTED” apparaît à la deuxième ligne de l’écran
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(ce qui prend environ 10 secondes), appuyez sur le bouton [UTILITY].
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Sélectionnez “UPDATE” avec la molette JOG/DATA puis appuyez sur le bouton
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[ENTER].
Une fois que le message “UPDATE – D24” apparaît, appuyez sur le bouton
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[ENTER].
Attention: N’appuyez qu’une seule fois sur le bouton [ENTER].
Le message “WAITING” apparaît après environ 10 secondes. 60 secondes plus tard, ce
message disparaît et “TURN OFF” s’affiche. La mise à jour est terminée.
Attention: Ne mettez en aucun cas le D24 hors tension avant que le message “TURN
OFF” ne s’affiche.
Pour vérifier le numéro de la version, mettez d’abord le D24 hors tension puis
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remettez-le sous tension en maintenant enfoncé le bouton [UTILITY]. L’écran
affiche le numéro de la version comme suit: “V1 200”.
Mise à jour de la RC-D24
La procédure suivante décrit la mise à jour pour la commande à distance RC-D24 du
D24. Veillez à utiliser le disque MO étiqueté “Ver. 2.00 DISK”.
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Mettez le D24 hors tension.
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Branchez la RC-D24 au D24.
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Mettez le D24 sous tension.
Mettez la RC-D24 sous tension.
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Vérifiez que l’écran de la RC-D24 affiche bien “00:00:00.00”.
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Chargez le disque MO portant l’étiquette “Ver. 2.00 DISK” dans le D24.
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Quand le message “UNFORMATTED” apparaît à la deuxième ligne de l’écran
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(ce qui prend environ 10 secondes), appuyez sur le bouton [UTILITY].
Sélectionnez “UPDATE” avec la molette JOG/DATA puis appuyez sur le bouton
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[ENTER].
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Une fois que le message “UPDATE – D24” apparaît, choisissez “RCU” avec la
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molette JOG/DATA puis appuyez sur le bouton [ENTER].
Le message “WAITING” s’affiche. Le compteur de la RC-D24 et du D24 comptent à
présent de “1/374” jusqu’à “374/374”, ce qui prend environ 120 secondes. Après environ
20 secondes supplémentaires, les boutons de transport de la RC-D24 commencent à clignoter. La mise à jour est ainsi terminée.
Attention: Ne mettez en aucun cas le D24 ni la RC-D24 hors tension avant que les boutons
de transport ne clignotent.
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Pour vérifier le numéro de la version, mettez le D24 hors tension puis sous
tension; mettez ensuite la RC-D24 sous tension tout en maintenant enfoncé
son bouton [RTN TO ZERO].
L’écran affiche le numéro de version de la RC-D24 comme suit: “200 xxxxxx”.
Ecoute Punch Out sans faille
Au point Punch Out, le circuit d’écoute passe maintenant de manière inaudible du
signal d’entrée au signal de reproduction. (Sur la version précédente, l’écoute était
étouffée pendant un bref instant lors du Punch Out.)
Le nombre de pistes sur lesquelles vous pouvez effectuer simultanément un Punch Out
inaudible dépend des facteurs suivants: support d’enregistrement (disque MO ou disque dur), fréquence d’échantillonnage (48 kHz ou 44,1 kHz) et résolution d’enregistrement (16, 20 ou 24 bits), comme le montre le tableau suivant:
Support
Disque MO
Disque dur
Fréquence
d’échantillonnage
48 kHz
44,1 kHz
48 kHz
44,1 kHz
Résolution
d’enregistrement
24 bits 8
20 bits 9
16 bits 11
24 bits 9
20 bits 10
16 bits 12
24 bits 12
20 bits 15
16 bits 16
24 bits 15
20 bits 16
16 bits 16
Nbre max. de pistes pour
un Punch Out inaudible
Le nombre maximum des pistes disponibles pour le Punch Out inaudible correspond
au nombre de pistes de l’enregistrement précédent (c.-à-d. le nombre de pistes reproduites) et au nombre de pistes sélectionnées pour l’enregistrement Punch In/Out. Par
exemple, le nombre maximum de pistes pour un Punch Out inaudible avec un disque
MO et à 48 kHz/24 bits est de huit, de sorte que si vous avez déjà enregistré quatre pistes, vous pouvez choisir quatre pistes pour effectuer un Punch Out inaudible.
Si vous dépassez le nombre maximum de pistes pour le Punch Out inaudible (c.-à-d. si
vous avez choisi plus de pistes pour l’enregistrement), le Punch Out sera audible à
l’écoute. L’enregistrement des données audio sur disque se fait toujours de manière
impeccable.
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