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Edirol R-4 Musical Instrument User Manual

1. p 100 Espa ol Presentaci n del R 4 p 106 87 Beschreibung des R 4 Oberseite NE H7 SO li M Ir EDIROE 4 CHANNEL PORTABLE RECORDER and WAVE EDITOR II II E BUILT IN HARD DISK DRIVE USB MASS STORAGE DEVICE Q 24 bit 96 kHz DIGITAL PHANTOM POWER LIMITER A B REPEAT DISPLAY EXIT ENTER FINDER Interne Mikrofone MIC L MIC R Sounds vom MIC L werden auf dem 1L Kanal aufgenommen und Sounds vom MIC R auf dem 1R Kanal Wenn Sie Aufnahmen mit den internen Mikrofonen machen stellen Sie in den Systemeinstellungen Re cording Setup auf Int Mic Weitere Details finden Sie unter Recording from the internal mics S 30 Schlie en Sie nichts an die Eing nge an die Sie nicht verwenden Interne Lautsprecher Wenn die Wiedergabe ber die internen Lautsprecher erfolgen soll stellen Sie in den Systemeinstellungen Speaker auf ON Weitere Details finden Sie unter Playing back S 34 S 54 Wenn Sie Kopfh rer an die Kopfh rerbuchse angeschlossen haben sind die internen Lautsprecher abge schaltet Bei der Aufnahme oder bei Aufnahmebereitschaft Standby Modus erfolgt ebenfalls keine Wiedergabe ber die internen Lautsprecher um R ckkopplungen zu vermeiden 6 Netzschalter POWER Schaltet das Ger t an und aus Hierzu dr cken Sie die Taste und halten Sie etwa zwei Sekunden lang ge dr ckt Wenn das Ger t eingeschaltet ist
2. Touche systeme SYSTEM Pour plus de d tails voir le System settings p 60 O c Marqueur MARKER Touche Effacer CLEAR 5 Cette touche supprime un marqueur ins r l aide de la touche Marqueur Les marqueurs sont effac s successivement en commen ant par celui situ imm diatement devant le curseur Ha touche Cette touche d place le curseur jusqu au marqueur situ devant la plage en cours le marqueur pr c dent u gt gt itouche Cette touche d place le curseur jusqu au marqueur situ derriere la plage en cours le marqueur suivant Touche Marqueur MARK Cette touche permet d ins rer un marqueur un endroit pr cis du fichier projet Les marqueurs sont nu 2 m rot s par ordre croissant en commen ant au d but du projet Q La gene UY Touche R p tition A B A B REPEAT nt Cette touche permet de reproduire en boucle la plage situ e entre deux points A et B du projet Il suffit d ins rer un marqueur A et un marqueur B pendant la lecture du projet la plage ainsi d limit e sera lue en boucle a di 1 En cours de lecture appuyer une fois sur la touche A B REPEAT Ce point marqueur A correspond au d but de la plage de lecture en boucle 2 Appuyer une nouvelle fois sur la touche A B REPEAT pour d finir la fin marqueur B de la lecture en boucle La zone s lectionn e lors des tapes 1 et 2 se r p tera ind finiment Une troisieme pression sur la touche A B Rep
3. Verrouillage K http www kensington com Y Prise casque PHONES Cette prise permet de connecter un casque audio Le volume se r gle au moyen du bouton de niveau de monitorage Lorsqu un casque est branch les haut parleurs internes ne produisent aucun son PresentatioFrancaisn du R 4 Panneau lateral droit NINA AAA NA Le Y u O S lecteurs de niveau d entr e Regler ces s lecteur sur MIC ou LINE selon le type d appareil connect aux canaux 1 Let2 Rou3 Let4 R MIC Si un micro est connect LINE Si un quipement audio est connect de maniere analogique Prises d entr e combo 1 4 Entr es jacks audio analogiques avec pr ampli micro adapt es pour les fiches XLR ou t l phone 1 4 et se branchant sur de nombreux quipements Possibilit de connexion de signaux sym triques ou asym tri ques Il est galement possible d utiliser des prises jack d entr e combo 1 4 comme quatre canaux d entree mono ou comme deux paires st r o 1 2 et 3 4 Pour plus de d tails voir 1 Recording Setup p 60 Prises de sortie de ligne LINE OUT Ces prises produisent le m me signal que le connecteur de sortie num rique et la prise casque 37 O 9 2 Le niveau de sortie nominale est fix a 10 dBV Le volume de ces prises n est pas r glable n n E Face inferieure D Logement des piles ve Si le R 4 doit fonctionner sans tre branc
4. Nominal Input Level Variable Line Level 33 4 dBu MIC Level 60 23 dBu Output Impedance LINE Out 950 ohms Headphones 10 ohms Output Level LINE Out 10 dBV Headphones 40 mW 40 mW Limiter threshold level 10 dB relative to digital full scale maximum compression ratio 1 3 Residual Noise Level LINE Out 85 dBu Digital Data 90 dBFS fs 96 kHz Input 1 k ohms terminated Level Switch MIC Input Level Knob Min Input 4 channels simultaneously Total Harmonic Distortion THD N 0 03 fs 96 kHz Input 1 k ohms terminated Level Switch LINE Input Level Knob Min Input 4 channels simultaneously Band Width 22 kHz Recommended Load Impedance for Headphones 32 ohms Frequency Response 10 Hz 40 kHz 0 3 dB Phantom Power 48 2 V 8 mA Available 4 Channels simultaneously total of all channels must be 25 mA or less 0 dBu 0 775 Vrms Main specifications Other Input Output Part O USB Interface O L Connector B Type Connector Receiving only Supports USB 1 1 and 2 0 Mass Storage Device Class Supports Start Stop Sync only Not Supports Timecode O CompactFlash Slot Supports Type I only Effect Unit Part Effect Type Available to either recording or playing 3 BAND SHELVING EQ 6 BAND GRAPHIC EQ NOISE Not available to recording in 96 kHz sampling frequency GATE ENHANCER COMPRESSOR AND DE ESSER NO EFFECT e Power Switch e Scru
5. Turn on the R 4 Press the SYSTEM button Use the CURSOR up down buttons to select 5 System Setup Press the ENTER button Oo DAN S Q A Using the SCRUB VALUE dial set the Battery Type to Alkaline if you ve installed alkaline batteries or to Ni MH if you ve installed nickel metal hydride batteries The setting is activated as soon as you select it When you ve finished making settings press the EXIT button You re returned to the previous screen 11 When you re back in the System Menu screen press the EXIT button once again Although the indication ENTER will be blinking in the display if you don t need to make additional settings press the EXIT button to return to the main screen Caution when using the R 4 on battery power If you operate on battery power for an extended time the batteries will become hot Be careful not to burn yourself We recommend that you use alkaline batteries which have a longer life Don t mix new batteries with used batteries and don t mix batteries of differing types If you won t be using the R 4 for an extended time we recommend that you remove the batteries to prevent leakage or other accidents When using a USB cable to connect the R 4 to your computer you must use the AC adaptor to prevent the loss of power while the connection is active 25 Getting ready to use the R 4 Battery status indication If you re using the R 4 on battery power a battery
6. p 10 Finder operation is sluggish If a folder contains a large number of files operation will be sluggish when you open the Finder and the screen will not scroll easily If there is a large number of files operations in the Finder will take more time Try moving projects in the folder to a different folder so that the folder contains fewer projects Device connected to the L connector does not work correctly The R 4 s L connector is only for reception You cannot connect it to a controller that requires transmission functionality or power supply and use it to operate the R 4 Backlight turns off The Backlight setting in LCD Setup may be set to turn off the backlight when the unit has not been operated for a while Refer to 4 LCD Setup p 62 Settings you made have disappeared If effect settings or system settings you made have reverted to their original state it s possible that you inadvertently reset the R 4 to its factory set condition Referto Executing Factory Reset Restoring the factory settings p 69 Effect parameters you set have been initialized Effect parameter values will be remembered as long as you don t change the effect type they will return to the default values if you change the effect type If you ve made precise settings it s a good idea to make a note of those settings if you want to use them again Referto Effects setting p 55 Can t operate the panel Make sure that th
7. S p 25 Tr LL ue 105 Presentaci n del R 4 Panel superior 4 CHANNEL PORTABLE RECORDER and WAVE EDITOR BUILT IN HARD DISK DRIVE USB MASS STORAGE DEVICE Q 24 bit 96 kHz DIGITAL POWER fat SHUTTLE SCRUB VALUE RL Wy Y D H T Micr fonos internos MIC L MIC R El audio que entra a trav s de MIC L se graba en el canal 1L mientras que el audio que recoge el micr fono MIC R se graba en el canal 1R Si est realizando una grabaci n a trav s de los micr fonos internos ajuste la opci n Recording Setup configuraci n de la grabaci n del men System Settings configuraci n del sistema en Int Mic micr fono interno Para obtener m s detalles consulte Recording from the internal mics p g 30 No conecte nada a las clavijas de entrada que no utilice Altavoces internos Si desea que el sonido se escuche desde los altavoces internos establezca la opci n Speaker altavoz del men System Settings configuraci n del sistema en ON activado Para obtener m s detalles consulte Playing back p g 34 No se escuchar sonido de los altavoces internos si ha conectado unos auriculares al jack de auriculares Tampoco se escuchar ning n sonido de los altavoces internos mientras se est grabando o se encuentre en modo de grabaci n interrumpida de este modo se evita que se produzca retorno ac stico Interruptor de alimentaci n POWER Es
8. entre los marcadores A y B l Durante la reproducci n pulse una vez el bot n A B Repeat repetici n A B Ese punto ser el comienzo marcador A del fragmento de la reproducci n repetida 2 Pulse de nuevo el bot n A B Repeat repetici n A B Ese punto constituir el final marcador B del fragmento de la reproducci n repetida El fragmento que ha especificado en los pasos 1 y 2 se reproducir repetidamente Para cancelar la repetici n de la reproducci n pulse de nuevo el bot n A B Repeat repetici n A B Deutsch Francais O c 107 Presentaci n del R 4 108 Y Bot n de la pantalla DISPLAY Con este bot n se cambia el contenido de la pantalla de la unidad R 4 Para obtener m s detalles consulte Display p g 18 Botones de selecci n del cursor y del monitor CURSOR MONITOR SELECT Utilice estos botones para seleccionar elementos que aparezcan en la pantalla Cuando se encuentre en la pantalla principal puede pulsar los botones de arriba abajo para seleccionar el canal que desea controlar Para obtener m s detalles consulte Display p g 18 Bot n de salida EXIT Utilice este bot n para volver a la pantalla anterior o para cancelar una operaci n Bot n Intro y de b squeda ENTER FINDER Utilice este bot n para confirmar un ajuste o aceptar un valor Tambi n puede pulsarlo cuando desee utilizar la funci n Finder b squeda Para ob
9. Always turn the phantom power off when connecting any device other than condenser micro A phones that require phantom power You risk causing damage if you mistakenly supply phantom power to dynamic microphones audio playback devices or other devices that don t require such power Be sure to check the specifications of any microphone you intend to use by referring to the manual that came with it This instrument s phantom power 48V DC 8 mA Max total of all channels must be 25 mA or less important Notes In addition to the items listed under USING THE UNIT SAFELY on page 3 please read and observe the following Power Supply Use of Batteries Do not connect this unit to same electrical outlet that is being used by an electrical appliance that is controlled by an inverter such as a refrigerator washing machine microwave oven or air conditioner or that contains a motor Depending on the way in which the electrical appliance is used power supply noise may cause this unit to malfunction or may produce audible noise If it is not practical to use a separate electrical outlet connect a power supply noise filter between this unit and the electrical outlet The AC adaptor will begin to generate heat after long hours of consecutive use This is normal and is not a cause for concern The use of an AC adaptor is recommended as the unit s power consumption is relatively high Should you prefer to use batteries please
10. Explosionsfara vid felaktigt batteribyte Anv nd samma batterityp eller en ekvivalent typ som rekommenderas av apparattillverkaren Kassera anv nt batteri enligt fabrikantens instruktion VAROITUS Paristo voi r j ht jos se on virheellisesti asennettu Vaihda paristo ainoastaan laitevalmistajan suosittelemaan tyyppiin H vit k ytetty paristo valmistajan ohjeiden mukaisesti For EU Countries This product complies with the requirements of European Directive 89 336 EEC For the USA FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE STATEMENT This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the
11. Mo Yes SELECT 3 FUSH EXTER If you want to make other system related settings use the CURSOR buttons to select the desired menu item 69 Appendix Handling memory cards You can use CompactFlash memory cards to transfer project files from the R 4 s internal hard disk to your computer or WAV files from your computer to the R 4 s hard disk You can also transfer files directly via a USB connection For details refer to Connecting the R 4 to your computer p 72 You cannot record directly onto a CompactFlash card or play back files from a CompactFlash card Types of CompactFlash card you can use e You can use CompactFlash cards of up to 2 GB gigabytes in capacity e Some models or makes of CompactFlash card may not work correctly with the R 4 e Microdrives cannot be used Don t insert or remove a CompactFlash card while it is being accessed Doing so may damage the data in the R 4 or in the CompactFlash card and may damage the card itself Carefully insert the CompactFlash card all the way in until it is firmly in place 70 Appendix Inserting and removing a card Inserting Switch off the R 4 s power Open the MEMORY CARD slot cover and insert the CompactFlash card with its top surface facing upward Insert the CompactFlash card all the way into the slot If you attempt to forcibly insert the card in the wrong direction the R 4 and the CompactFlash card may be dam
12. Vibration produced by the internal speakers may cause reading from the hard disk to fail and this may cause skips in the sound Try turning the monitor level knob toward the left to lower the volume of the internal speakers Alternatively you can monitor through headphones Skips occur in the sound As you repeatedly write and delete project files the files on the hard disk will become fragmented and this will slow down the processing speed If you continue recording in this state a message of HDD Slow will appear and skips may occur in the recorded project If you are making important recordings you should consistently delete all projects together when you re finished with them Repeated deletion of smaller pieces of data will cause the disk to become fragmented possibly causing recording to fail Troubleshooting Problems with the R 4 s operation Power does not turn on Make sure that the AC adaptor is correctly connected If you re using batteries make sure that each battery is securely in place and in the correct orientation It s also possible that the batteries have run down so you should obtain a new set of batteries Referto Connecting the AC adaptor and turning the power on p 24 Installing batteries and turning the power on p 25 Make sure that the HOLD switch is turned off If it is on the panel buttons and the scrub and shuttle dials will be inoperable Referto Hold switch HOLD
13. nacheinander gel scht und zwar beginnend mit dem Marker der sich unmittelbar vor der aktuellen Posi tion befindet la Taste Mit dieser Taste kommen Sie zu dem Marker der sich unmittelbar vor der aktuellen Position befindet der vorangegangene Marker Taste Mit dieser Taste kommen Sie zu dem Marker der sich unmittelbar hinter der aktuellen Position befindet der n chste Marker Mark Taste MARK Durch Dr cken dieser Taste k nnen Sie an einer gew nschten Position in der Projektdatei einen Marker setzen Die Marker werden vom Startpunkt des Projekts an nacheinander durchnummeriert A B Wiederholtaste A B REPEAT Mit dieser Taste k nnen Sie wiederholt Teile des Projekts zwischen zwei Punkten A und B wiedergeben Hierzu weisen Sie einfach Marker A und Marker B beim Abspielen des Projekts zu Die Wiedergabe erfolgt dann zwischen den Markern A und B 1 Dr cken Sie w hrend der Wiedergabe einmal die A B Repeat Taste Dieser Punkt Marker A wird der Startpunkt der wiederholten Wiedergabe 2 Dr cken Sie nochmals die A B Repeat Taste Dieser Punkt wird der Endpunkt B Marker B der wiederholten Wiedergabe Der in den Schritten 1 und 2 festgelegte Abschnitt wird wiederholt abgespielt Zum Stornieren der Abspiel wiederholung driicken Sie nochmals die A B Repeat Taste 2 Or Soom LL Italiano Espanol 89 Beschreibung des R 4 90 Display Taste DISPLAY Mit dieser Taste wi
14. water droplets condensation may form inside the unit Damage or malfunction may result if you attempt to use the unit in this condition Therefore before using the unit you must allow it to stand for several hours until the condensation has completely evaporated Maintenance For everyday cleaning wipe the unit with a soft dry cloth or one that has been slightly dampened with water To remove stubborn dirt use a cloth impregnated with a mild non abrasive detergent Afterwards be sure to wipe the unit thoroughly with a soft dry cloth Never use benzine thinners alcohol or solvents of any kind to avoid the possibility of discoloration and or defor mation Repairs and Data Please be aware that all data contained in the unit s memory may be lost when the unit is sent for repairs Important data should always be backed up on a CompactFrash your computer or written down on paper when possible During repairs due care is taken to avoid the loss of data However in certain cases such as when circuitry related to memory itself is out of order we regret that it may not be possible to restore the data and Roland assumes no liability concerning such loss of data Memory Backup The R 4 contains a battery that keeps the internal clock running even when the power is turned off When this battery runs low the message shown below will appear in the display Replace the battery as soon as possible since the clock will not
15. 62 o1 o LE YAA A N an all fe nee 12 Shuttle dal ass 12 Side panela 14 16 I RR O I 62 Speak 37 62 Speakerswitchs sasa laine 62 Ser ei 22 DECTEO DFO JE alcoi ini 22 STEREO A ee ae e da ene Pena tee 22 STEREO X2 in tn Sn 22 AAA A E a 13 SIOD rupia 13 Sella 11 System DUON A ie Clee En Bs ie 11 DY SLCHI SCENES see 27 30 32 60 DY SUCH SEIUP ae 63 Index Timecounter ll lic 18 20 Op Panel uses 9 Total recordio WING de 20 Total time re aiar 18 TE 48 A AI eie 14 USB cable cantada atadas 8 USB CONNECT allea 14 o O E eh 22 WAVBEDIT a 11 Wave edit Dutra 11 NINO ee io de 73 A age 36 62 114 For the U K IMPORTANT THE WIRES IN THIS MAINS LEAD ARE COLOURED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING CODE BLUE NEUTRAL BROWN LIVE As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this apparatus may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug proceed as follows The wire which is coloured BLUE must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter N or coloured BLACK The wire which is coloured BROWN must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter L or coloured RED Under no circumstances must either of the above wires be connected to the earth terminal of a three pin plug For the USA DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY Compliance Information Statement Model Name Type of Equipment Responsible Party Address Telephone R 4 4 CHANNEL PORTABLE RECO
16. 68 1 Recording Setup The values in boldface are the default values You can t change the Recording Setup settings during recording or playback Menu item Input Select Rec Freq Rec Bit 60 Value Analog Int Mic Digital 44 1 kHz 48 0 kHz 96 kHz 16 bit 24 bit Function This selects the type of input that is to be recorded Choose this setting if you want to record the analog input This is the most com mon setting Connect your mic or analog audio device to the combo input jacks With this setting any input from the internal mics or the digital input jack will be ignored Choose this setting if you want to record via the internal mics Choose this setting if you want to record via the digital input The signal from a digital device connected to the digital input jack will be recorded With this set ting any input from the internal mics or the line input jacks will be ignored The sampling frequency is specified by the Rec Freq setting and the bit depth by the Rec Bit setting This selects the sampling frequency for recording Higher sampling frequencies allow higher quality recording but will produce a larger project file meaning that there will be less available recording time on the hard disk The 44 1 kHz setting is sufficient when recording audio that falls within the nor mally audible range This is also the most suitable frequency to use if you re go ing to load the recorded
17. CF Utility Here you can execute various utility commands with respect to a CompactFlash card inserted on the R 4 You can t execute CF Utility commands during recording or playback Command Explanation Formats the CompactFlash card All projects and folders on the CompactFlash card will Format be erased afterwards the card will be empty Be sure to back up your projects before you execute this command Checks the CompactFlash card and after reorganization frees up any space on the card not used by R 4 projects There is no guarantee that this command will restore the CompactFlash card to a nor mal operating state Since this command directly affects the storage area of the Com pactFlash card it is possible that projects may be affected Be sure to back up your projects before you execute this command Check 10 Factory Reset 64 This command resets the following settings to their factory set state You can t execute Factory Reset during recording or playback Recording Setup Player Setup Speaker LCD Setup System Setup Project Name HDD Utility Effects Type Link Play Rec Parameters System settings Example operations Recording Setup settings You can use the same procedure to make the settings listed below As an example we ll show how to make Recording Setup settings Recording Setup Player Setup Speaker LCD Setup System Setup 1 Press the R 4 s SYSTEM button The system
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19. EDIROE 4 CHANNEL PORTABLE RECORDER and WAVE EDITOR Owners Manual Before using this unit carefully read the sections entitled USING THE UNIT SAFELY and IMPORTANT NOTES p 3 p 6 These sections provide important information concerning the proper operation of the unit Additionally in order to feel assured that you have gained a good grasp of every feature provided by your new unit Owner s Manual should be read in its entirety The manual should be saved and kept on hand as a convenient reference CI 72 Zu 17 14 SG Re z gt Copyright 2005 ROLAND CORPORATION All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the written permission of ROLAND CORPORATION Apparatus containing Lithium batteries ADVARSEL Lithiumbatteri Eksplosionsfare ved fejlagtig h ndtering Udskiftning m kun ske med batteri af samme fabrikat og type Lever det brugte batteri tilbage til leverand ren ADVARSEL Eksplosjonsfare ved feilaktig skifte av batteri Benytt samme batteritype eller en tilsvarende type anbefalt av apparatfabrikanten Brukte batterier kasseres i henhold til fabrikantens instruks joner For EU Countries CAUTION Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer Discard used batteries according to the manufacturers instructions VARNING
20. Ea LL Italiano Wenn Sie die Option des Abspielens mit doppelter Geschwindigkeit ausschalten m chten stellen Sie in den System einstellungen unter Player Setup X2 Play OFF ein Weitere Details finden Sie unter 2 Player Setup S 62 Z Aufnahmetaste REC Die Aufnahme erfolgt unmittelbar nachdem Sie die REC Taste gedr ckt haben Die REC Taste leuchtet bei der Aufnahme rot Wenn Sie die PAUSE Taste gedr ckt halten und gleichzeitig die REC Taste dr cken blinkt die REC Taste rot und zeigt die Aufnahmebereitschaft des R 4 an Die Aufnahme erfolgt un mittelbar wenn Sie dann die REC Taste oder die PAUSE Taste dr cken ed Eingangspegel Regler 1 4 INPUT GAIN Mit diesen Drehkn pfen werden die Eingangspegel der Combo Eingangsbuchsen 1 4 einge stellt Die Eingangspegel der internen Mikrofone werden mit Drehknopf 1 MIC L und Dreh mn knopf 2 MIC R eingestellt E Monitor Lautst rkeregler MONITOR Mit diesem Drehknopf wird die Lautst rke der internen Lautsprecher und der Ausgangspegel der Kopfh rerbuchse geregelt Der Ausgangspegel der Line Ausgangsbuchsen D ist nicht regelbar Wenn Sie die Lautst rke der Line Ausgangsbuchsen ver ndern wollen m ssen Sie diese Einstellung an der Lautst rkeregelung der ex ternen Lautsprecher oder am Wiedergabesystem vornehmen Espanol 91 Beschreibung des R 4 Linke Seite 92 O D DIGITAL L CONNECTOR MEMO
21. JU HARR Or 0 recording level is too high soft sounds will be distorted Io LA producing a crackling noise in the recording A En E The level meter indicates the clip level C at 0 dBES FS full scale For example 12 indicates 12 dBES level meter dBFS Record button REC If you want to begin recording immediately press the REC record button Recording will begin Recording standby If you want to put the R 4 in recording standby mode so that Recording standby you can prepare for recording hold down the PAUSE 1 button and press the REC record button PREV NEXT STOP PAUSE PLAY _REC In recording standby mode the REC record button will blink and the display will indicate REC PAUSE i ea Recording will begin immediately when you press the REC 641666_655166 record button or the PAUSE button in recording standby 4H A ee EEE mode or while paused WBS 1a E L 1 Recording O Other settings If you want to monitor the sound that s being recorded connect headphones to the PHONES jack and use the monitor level knob to adjust the volume Adjusting the monitor level knob won t affect the level of the sound that s actually being recorded To play back the recorded sound refer to Playing back p 34 Caution regarding placement and handling while recording The internal hard disk is a precision device If you subject the hard disk to impacts such as the followi
22. OUT LANC connection Mic connection Video camera with a LANC Dynamic mic Condenser mic connector DIGITAL IN LINE OUT DIGITAL OUT EDIROL i ii i an I Br H IM 71 L CONNECTOR Gu ae USB connection Personal computer with a USB connector fl PHONES Headphones Qu AC outlet AC adaptor For more about connections refer to Recording p 27 and Playing back p 34 23 Getting ready to use the R 4 Connecting the AC adaptor and turning the power on After you ve made connections correctly you must turn on the power using the steps below If you don t follow the correct order you may cause malfunctions or damage your speakers Due to a circuitry protection feature this unit requires a few moments after power up before it is ready for normal operation If you connect the AC adaptor when batteries are installed the power will be supplied from the AC adaptor DIGITAL L CONNECTO O t Turning the power on Connect the DC plug of the AC adaptor to the AC adaptor jack located on the left side panel of the R 4 Use only the included AC adaptor 2 Plug the AC adaptor into an AC power outlet To prevent the inadvertent disruption of power to your unit should the plug be pulled out accidentally and to avoid applying undue stress to the AC adaptor jack anchor the power cord using the cord hook as shown
23. Play Mode modo de reproducci n en Single nico no podr desplazarse al proyecto anterior ni al siguiente LL Bot n de avance NEXT Al pulsar el bot n NEXT avance se desplazar al siguiente proyecto Para avanzar pulse y mantenga pulsado este bot n Esta funci n se encuentra disponible cuando se est reproduciendo y cuando se ha A e detenido la reproducci n Bot n de parada STOP Bot n de pausa PAUSE Bot n de reproducci n PLAY Este bot n inicia la reproducci n El bot n PLAY reproducci n se enciende en azul durante la reproducci n Durante la reproducci n puede pulsar de nuevo el bot n PLAY reproducci n para reproducir a doble velocidad Durante la reproducci n a doble velocidad pulse de nuevo el bot n PLAY reproducci n para volver a la reproducci n normal Durante la reproducci n a doble velocidad en la parte inferior de la pantalla aparecer PLAY X2 reproducci n a doble velocidad La reproducci n a doble velocidad cambiar el tono O c S Si desea desactivar la funci n de reproducci n a doble velocidad vaya al men System Settings configuraci n del sistema y en Player Setup configuraci n del reproductor desactive X2 Play reproducci n a doble velocidad Para obtener m s detalles consulte 2 Player Setup p g 62 Bot n de grabaci n REC La grabaci n comenzar inmediatamente cuando pulse el bot n REC grabar El bot n R
24. Power source power is being supplied by the AC adaptor and the battery icon is shown if power is being supplied by batteries In the main screen you can press the DISPLAY button to switch the progress bar area so it shows the remaining project time REMAIN Remaining time LE UUkHZ 16 tit 1 FB Cl HARE BL___ LCAN Boo RU m TuF JAH 29 10 52 SE During playback this indicates the remaining time from the current location Remaining time to the end of the project The mixer screen From the main screen press the DISPLAY button twice to move to the Mixer screen This screen lets you adjust the volume balance for monitoring Monitor output indicators Channel level sliders Channel level meters i Output level meters LM k C 120 The default value is 100 Channel names Use these to adjust the playback level of each channel Use the left right CURSOR FINDER buttons to select a slider and turn the SCRUB VALUE The settings are not stored in the project they are remembered by the R 4 itself When you turn off the power the settings will revert to their default values O 45681 234233509 Eo HUT L dial to adjust the value Each slider provides adjustment within the range 0 These settings do not affect the recording levels Channel level sliders 19 Introducing the R 4 While recording The main screen The R
25. Then press the ENTER button to execute becca the Move operation You may also select HD hard disk as the ga OLD SONGS destination If you decide to cancel without executing press the EXIT button nl BL al EHTER Don t turn off the power while a project is being moved 7 Oje R4_3cened_001 How Processing A 45 The Finder screen Creating a new folder Make Folder With the main screen shown in the display press the ENTER Finder FINDER button The Finder screen shown in the illustration will n SPESE d 856818685517 Be Projects are shown in descending alphabetical order a gt P Scene _ dA R4_Scened AZ 2 In the Finder screen use the CURSOR up down buttons CISSE or the SCRUB dial to select HD hard disk located at the top C gt ee A TS 0 ASA 232355509 Then press the ENTER button J 050234055615 O P Scene 61 R4_Scened AZ If the desired project is in a folder the hard disk HD or the CompactFlash card CF you can press the CURSOR right button to move into MEMO the selected folder i e move to a lower level folder If you want to move back to the upper level folder press the CURSOR left button If you want to select the CompactFlash card select the hard disk HD pores and then press the CURSOR right button the contents of the CompactFlash card will appear However this will not be displayed if FD SR no CompactFlash card is inserted 3 When th h
26. el sonido no se escuchar desde los altavoces internos 0 Presentaci n del R 4 Panel lateral derecha Zn MU INIA u Y jad gt Q O eo si Interruptores de selecci n de entrada Establezca estos interruptores en la posici n MIC o LINE dependiendo del tipo de dispositivo conectado a los canales 1 L y 2 R o a los canales 3 L y 4 R YN MIC Si est conectado un micr fono o LINE Si est conectado un dispositivo de audio a trav s de una conexi n anal gica Jacks de entrada combinados 1 4 LL Se trata de jacks de entrada de audio anal gico compatibles con preamplificadores de micr fono Admiten clavijas XLR o telef nicas de 1 4 y puede utilizar la que resulte de m s utilidad para el equipo que est conectando Se pueden conectar se ales tanto equilibradas como desequilibradas O Puede utilizar los jacks de entrada combinados 1 4 como cuatro canales de entrada monoaural o como dos pares est reo 1 2 y 3 4 Para obtener m s detalles consulte 1 Recording Setup p g 60 Jacks de salida de linea LINE OUT Estos jacks producen la misma se al que el conector de salida digital y el jack de auriculares 2 amp El nivel de salida nominal se fija en 10 dBV y el volumen de estos jacks no se puede ajustar T jad Panel inferior D Compartimento de las pilas Coloque las pilas en este lugar si desea que el R 4 funcione con pilas Si est utilizando el adaptador de CA no es
27. en 4 CHANNEL PORTABLE RECORDER and WAVE EDITOR INPUT GAIN Anzeige D PREV Taste PREV Durch Dr cken der PREV Taste w hrend des Abspielens oder Stopps eines Projekts gelangen Sie an den Anfang des Projekts 00 00 00 Wenn Sie diese Taste am Anfang eines Projekts dr cken gelangen Sie zum vorangegangenen Projekt Mit kontinuierlichem Druck auf diese Taste k nnen Sie zur ckspulen Dies gilt sowohl beim Abspielen als auch beim Stopp Wenn unter Player Setup in den Systemeinstellungen Settings der Abspielmodus Play Mode auf Single eingestellt wurde kommen Sie nicht zum vorangegangenen oder n chsten Projekt E NEXT Taste NEXT Durch Dr cken der NEXT Taste kommen Sie zum n chsten Projekt Mit kontinuierlichem Druck auf diese Taste k nnen Sie vorspulen Dies gilt sowohl beim Abspielen als auch beim Stopp Eee Stopp Taste STOP Pause Taste PAUSE Play Taste PLAY Diese Taste startet die Wiedergabe Die PLAY Taste ist bei der Wiedergabe blau erleuchtet Bei der Wiedergabe k nnen Sie die PLAY Taste erneut dr cken um mit doppelter Geschwindigkeit ab zuspielen Wenn Sie die PLAY Taste button beim Abspielen mit doppelter Geschwindigkeit erneut dr cken wird wieder mit normaler Geschwindigkeit abgespielt Beim Abspielen mit doppelter Geschwindigkeit wird im unteren Teil des Displays PLAY X2 angezeigt Die Widergabe mit doppelter Ge schwindigkeit ver ndert die Tonh he Or c
28. equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Unauthorized changes or modification to this system can void the users authority to operate this equipment This equipment requires shielded interface cables in order to meet FCC class B Limit NOTICE For Canada This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference Causing Equipment Regulations Cet appareil num rique de la classe B respecte toutes les exigences du Reglement sur le mat riel brouilleur du Canada CAUTION USING THE UNIT SAFELY INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE PREVENTION OF FIRE ELECTRIC SHOCK OR INJURY TO PERSONS About WARNING and NCAUTION Notices Used for instructions intended to alert the user to the risk of death or severe WARNING injury should the unit be used improperly Used for instructions intended to alert the user to the risk of injury or material damage should the unit be used improperly Material damage refers to damage or other adverse effects caused with respect to the home
29. icon 4 The Safely Remove Hardware dialog box will appear Select the item that indicates the R 4 Item indicating the R 4 Windows XP 2000 USB Mass Storage Device Windows Me USB Disk In the dialog box click Stop When the Stop a Hardware Device dialog box appears select the item that indicates the R 4 and click OK When your computer indicates Safe To Remove Hardware USE you can disconnect the USB cable between the R 4 and your Zu computer Alternatively you can switch off power to the R 4 Checking HDD When you disconnect the cable the screen shown at right will appear Never switch off the R 4 s power or disconnect the USB cable before you have closed the connection Doing so may damage the internal hard disk Macintosh 2 Cancel the connection with the R 4 displayed on the desktop If you re using Mac OS X drag the EDIROL R 4 icon into amp in the dock Normally when you drag to the trash can located at the right edge of the dock the indication will change from the trash canto allowing you to cancel the connection If you re using Mac OS 9 drag the EDIROL R 4 icon into the trash When the icon has disappeared from the desktop you can disconnect the USB cable between the R 4 and your computer Alternatively you can switch off power to the R 4 73 Appendix Connecting a video device that has a LANC connector You can connect the R 4 s L connector to a vid
30. in the illustration 3 To turn the power on press and hold the R 4 s POWER switch for about two seconds Wait until the main screen appears Turning the power off From the main screen press and hold the R 4 s POWER switch for about two seconds to turn the power off If you disconnect or reconnect the AC adaptor the power will turn off even if batteries are installed Please turn off the power on the R 4 itself before you change between AC adaptor power and battery power 24 Getting ready to use the R 4 Installing batteries and turning the power on Types of batteries you can use e AA alkaline batteries LR6 e AA nickel metal hydride HR15 51 The R 4 cannot recharge nickel metal hydride batteries You ll need to use a separate charger You must set the R 4 s System Settings menu item 5 System Setup p 63 to specify the type of batteries you ve installed The R 4 will not operate correctly if you ve specified a battery type that does not match the batteries you ve actually installed Make sure that the R 4 is turned off and disconnect the AC adaptor from the AC adaptor jack Detach the battery cover from the bottom panel of the R 4 When turning the unit upside down handle with care to avoid dropping it or allowing it to fall or tip over Insert eight AA batteries into the battery compartment making sure to observe the correct polarity and symbols Replace the battery cover
31. in the ill i h en the screen shown in the illustration appears use the Finder CURSOR buttons to choose 2 Make Folder older 4 When the screen shown in the illustration appears press the Make Folder ENTER button to confirm the operation SERIE Make Folders Push CENTER Don t turn off the power while a folder is being created Make Folder How Processing A ns 46 The Finder screen 5 A folder named NewFolder will be created Finder Projects are shown in alphabetical order and folders are shown in g R4_Scened_00nz alphabetical order after the projects F4_Scenes 0611 Use the CURSOR up down or the SCRUB dial to verify that O F4 SCcenes 001 the new folder was created d R4_Scenes Baz R4_Scenes_ 063 If an identically named folder already exists a number will be NeyFo lder added to the name of the newly created folder e g NewFolder 1 NewFolder 11 NewFolder 111 etc 47 Editing Projects you record using the R 4 can be edited directly on the R 4 Editing command project using that region ivide Two new projects will be created project The two files will be joined to create a single new file 4 Merge A project consisting of multiple files will be merged into a single channel See p 48 p 50 p 52 p 54 Executing any of these editing commands will leave the original project file unchanged There is no Undo function Editing procedu
32. interruptor est seleccionado en HOLD ON bloqueo activado los interruptores de alimentaci n fantasma el interruptor Limiter limitador el interruptor de selecci n de entrada el volumen de entrada y el volumen de salida contin an estando operativos O Interruptores de alimentaci n fantasma PHANTOM POWER Estos interruptores encienden y apagan la alimentaci n fantasma en los conectores tipo XLR de los jacks de entrada combinados situados en el panel derecho Como se incluyen interruptores separados para los canales 1 2 y los canales 3 4 puede activar y desactivar la alimentaci n fantasma por separado en estos canales Interruptor del limitador LIMITER Se trata de un interruptor de encendido y apagado de un limitador de nivel de entrada en los circuitos anal gicos Cuando el nivel de entrada es demasiado alto el limitador comprime el nivel de entrada cuanto sea necesario para evitar la distorsi n El interruptor Limiter limitador activa y desactiva la limitaci n para todos los canales del 1 a 4 Sin embargo el nivel de entrada se detecta por separado en cada canal No puede activar y desactivar el limitador por separado en cada canal Bot n de modificaci n de onda WAVE EDIT Con este bot n accede al modo Wave Edit modificaci n de onda en el que puede modificar la forma de onda mediante operaciones como Trim adornar Divide dividir Combine combinar y Merge fusionar Para obtener m s detalles co
33. microphones that require phantom power You risk causing damage XLR plug if you mistakenly supply phantom power to dynamic microphones audio playback devices or other devices that don t require such power Be sure to check the specifications of any microphone you intend to use by referring to N the manual that came with it TRS phone This instrument s phantom power 48 V DC 8 mA Max Phone plug plug total of all channels must be 25 mA or less Peed eee Limiter switch LIMITER This is an on off switch for an input level limiter in the analog circuitry When the input level is too high the limiter compresses the input level appropriately to prevent distortion The limiter switch turns limiting on off for all channels 1 4 together However the input level is detected separately for each channel You cannot turn the limiter on off separately for each channel 10 Introducing the R 4 Wave edit button WAVE EDIT This button takes you to Wave Edit mode where you can edit the waveform using operations such as Trim Divide Combine and Merge For details refer to Editing p 48 You won t be able to enter Wave Edit mode during playback or recording or if the R 4 s hard disk contains no files that the R 4 can handle WAV files are the only type of files that the R 4 can handle Effect button EFFECTS This button takes you to Effect mode where you can make effect settings For details refer
34. necesario instalar las pilas Aseg rese de que apaga el R 4 antes de cambiar la alimentaci n con el adaptador de CA a la alimentaci n con pilas y viceversa Para obtener m s detalles consulte Installing batteries and turning the power on p g 25 Index Numerics A e eS 56 ACH en en 22 A A B REPEAT orsijiet aee idas 11 40 AD Repest DUMOM seta 11 AGGIAPior a rule 8 24 AC adaptor A a A 14 Adjusting the mpur level pila 28 Alkalne daras 25 63 amplitied speakers ae ae 34 ADOR oin O O SE ISTE 60 76 andlor A ah ee asus oie ee take 34 B DacklLieht did 62 Back bie bit Mmes en Re 62 76 A 25 Battery compatiment au ua na 17 Battery IE illa 26 Date LOW nassen 79 Battery Tine ti 63 Battery pesan idad da 76 Block die nr sea Ea 86 Bottom DIE ri 17 BIN RIA cds 22 C COTY MING elle aa 8 CULI n 64 68 Channel level meters u a idad 18 Channel level sliders las 19 Channel Dames ses tamara ai 18 O nee acne 63 64 CEEA R toa 11 EEDD O SA oan es 11 ChpJevel ndiestorss ans 18 19 Condello 52 Combo MPAT ARS near 16 Comp amp DeEsser 4 57 Compara re 68 70 COMPUIET Sana 72 Contestuale ds 62 Copy sr O E 44 Cord hook aaa 14 CURSOR MONITOR SELECT rire 12 Cursor Monitor Select buttons 12 D Date D nn an dede 62 Dita TMe aii ea 63 66 DEIN ae ern 14 A een ee 42 Diele 60 A dalle 31 112 DIGITAGIN Riel aaa 14 Digital input Connector anzahl 14 DIGITALT OUR AE nr ere a ue DEIN
35. or counterclockwise to play rapidly backward When the project is stopped this dial advances the time counter 12 Introducing the R 4 Front panel 1 90 0 2 0 0 PREV NEXT STOP PAUSE PLAY __ Gioja PORTABLE and WAVE EDITOR 00000 INPUT GAIN Display This shows various information about the R 4 s status For details refer to Display p 18 PREV button PREV Pressing the PREV button while a project is playing or stopped will take you to the beginning of the project 00 00 00 Pressing this button at the beginning of a project will take you to the preceding project You can also press and hold down this button to rewind This is available both while playing and while stopped Ifthe system setting Player Setup parameter Play Mode is set to Single you can t move to the previous or next project during playback E NEXT button NEXT Pressing the NEXT button will take you to the next project You can also press and hold this button to fast forward This is available both while playing and while stopped Ifthe system setting Player Setup parameter Play Mode is set to Single you can t move to the previous or next project during playback A Stop button STOP This button stops playback or recording If you press the STOP button during playback the counter will maintain the time at which you pressed the STOP button Pause button PAUSE This button pauses playback or
36. recording Play button PLAY This button starts playback The PLAY button is lit blue during playback During playback you can press the PLAY button once again to play at double speed During double speed playback press the PLAY button once again to return to normal playback During double speed playback the lower part of the display will indicate PLAY X2 Double speed playback will change the pitch If you want to turn off the double speed playback feature go to the System Settings menu and in Player Setup turn X2 Play OFF For details refer to 2 Player Setup p 62 Record button REC 25 Recording will begin immediately when you press the REC button The REC button is lit red during recording If you hold down the PAUSE button and press the REC button the REC button will blink red and the R 4 enters recording standby mode Recording will begin when you then press the REC button or PAUSE button Input level knobs 1 4 INPUT GAIN These knobs adjust the input level of combo input jacks 1 4 Input levels of the internal mics are adjusted by knob 1 MIC L and knob 2 MIC R Monitor level knob MONITOR This adjusts the output volume of the internal speakers and the headphone jack You can t adjust the volume of the line output jacks If you need to adjust the volume of the line output jacks adjust the controls of the external speakers or playback system connected to the line ou
37. same sampling frequency NOTE sample size bit depth and number of channels Combi ne R4_Scensi_HA1 If you select a project that cannot be appended the message shown AN Improper Pro E here will appear Cancel Push CESITI 52 The combined projects will be saved as a new project with Project 1 Di i Project 2 the same name as the original project but with 1 appended to it The original project will remain unchanged For example if the original project is named Project the new project will be named Project 1 A Media Full If the internal hard disk does not have enough space to save the project a tedia Full message of Media Full will appear Editing 53 Editing Merge If the currently selected project consists of multiple files MONO x2 MONO x3 MONO x4 STEREO x2 this command merges them into a single channel How Rec Mode will change Before Merge After Merge MONOX2 MONOx3 MONOx1 MONOx4 STEREOx2 STREOx1 Since MONO x1 STEREO x1 or 4 ch projects cannot be merged the Merge command will not appear in the menu if you ve selected this type of project Press the R 4 s WAVE EDIT button The Wave Edit Menu screen will appear Use the CURSOR buttons to choose 4 Merge and press the ENTER button The editing screen shown at right will appear If you want to adjust the level Mix Level of the channels in the project you can do so Use t
38. to Effects setting p 55 O System button SYSTEM This button takes you to a mode where you can make various settings for the R 4 For details refer to System settings p 60 D Marker MARKER Clear button CLEAR This button deletes a marker you assigned using the Mark button Markers will be deleted successively starting at the marker located immediately before the current location lt lt button This button moves you to the marker that is immediately before the current location the previous marker gt button This button moves you to the marker that is immediately after the current location the next marker Mark button MARK By pressing this button you can assign a marker to a desired location in the project file Markers are numbered sequentially starting at the beginning of the project A B Repeat button A B REPEAT This button lets you repeatedly play back the region between two points A and B in the project Simply assign marker A and marker B while the project is playing and playback will repeat between markers A and B l During playback press the A B Repeat button once That point becomes the beginning marker A of repeat playback Y A II A B RE 2 Press the A B Repeat button once again That point will be the end marker B of repeat playback O A B Ei _ A B RE The region you specified in steps 1 and 2 will play repeatedly To cancel repeat playback press the A B Repe
39. unit for purposes that could infringe on a copyright held by a third party We assume no responsi bility whatsoever with regard to any infringements of third party copyrights arising through your use of this unit Contents Checking the included items 8 Introducing the R 4 ses 9 The R 4 s controls and connectors 9 Display eiiean Rs 18 What AS a project srira R 21 Getting ready to use the R 4 23 Basic connection examples 23 Connecting the AC adaptor and turning NSPower olsgiciunpli salini 24 Installing batteries and turning the POWER ON iniciar 25 Recording oocococococoncccncncncncocoso 27 Recording from a connected mic 27 Recording from the internal mics 30 Recording digital audio from a digital device dialer 31 Recording analog audio 32 Playing back cccccccccccsesesee 34 Connections before playback 34 Settings before playback se 36 Playing Dakar 38 The Finder screen 00 0000000041 Selecting a project Select 41 Deleting a project Delete 42 Renaming a project Rename 43 Copying a project Copy 44 Moving a project Move 45 Creating a new folder Make Folder 46 Editing 000000000000000000000000000000000000 48 Ed
40. use the alkaline or nickel metal hydride type When installing or replacing batteries always turn off the power on this unit and disconnect any other devices you may have connected This way you can prevent malfunction and or damage to speakers or other devices Before connecting this unit to other devices turn off the power to all units This will help prevent malfunctions and or damage to speakers or other devices Placement Using the unit near power amplifiers or other equipment containing large power transformers may induce hum To alleviate the problem change the orientation of this unit or move it farther away from the source of interference This device may interfere with radio and television reception Do not use this device in the vicinity of such receivers Noise may be produced if wireless communications devices such as cell phones are operated in the vicinity of this unit Such noise could occur when receiving or initi ating a call or while conversing Should you experience such problems you should relocate such wireless devices so they are at a greater distance from this unit or switch them off Do not expose the unit to direct sunlight place it near devices that radiate heat leave it inside an enclosed vehicle or otherwise subject it to temperature extremes Excessive heat can deform or discolor the unit When moved from one location to another where the temperature and or humidity is very different
41. 14 Digital output connector aaa aes 14 digital fecordine device ae ee 35 DISPLAY Si ada 11 Display anus a 13 18 Display buttons ne Baer 11 DIE nen 50 E o een 11 J cl a E o AA NI AN A A 11 PE D RS O1 SE TO ende ee 55 58 Ejeet DUON air 14 Enhancer aia ind 57 ENTER FINDER anadir toda 12 Enter Finder button ccccccccscccccsssscescescccscsccseseccesesanscsescetesnes 12 AO 12 Exit DUO Arne Oo 12 E PActory Reset lie 64 69 bless Error pe 79 Format ironica 63 64 68 71 FOouf channelpiojees tradi iii 22 Pront Panel dia 13 G Graphie FO ae 56 Grounding terminal ar Rs 15 H IA a ds 79 81 HPO Oy aid 63 68 Headphone jack ue des 15 healpnones Se nisi 34 A dd ae 10 TODOS eii 79 a A O eats 10 Improper Pr ria ara 79 INPUT GAN alleluia 13 Mp tlevel KNOBS sus 13 28 30 33 78 Input level select switch 16 27 32 75 78 Ns A A aes 60 75 78 Eiserne A 71 A N na 79 Internal Mics nie 9 Internalispeakeran un u sl 9 LA D TC IL 60 L oo A Eee 14 LANE e ee 74 TANG Offline risa 79 LCD Seite 62 LAEONNECTOR seen ala 14 LONDON diia 63 77 Level O 18 A Asse ui 18 LINTTE Rusia a di 10 Limitet ame SR Sn ee 27 33 Limiter switch sauna 10 EIN EGG O hei 16 Eine output ak ae 16 M A pando ee 73 MAIN SCT COW eci 18 20 Make Folderen eiere ae a 46 MAR sata daa 11 39 Mark PU ON ille 11 MARKER dina da ei 11 Marker se a Me e Ne 11 Marker indicators ut aii 18 Media Pull ia settee 49 51 53 54 79 MEM
42. 4 s main screen provides information about the project and the operational status of the R 4 You can press the DISPLAY button to switch the contents of the display Recordable time Total recording time d 458186855166 Time counter a0 AB BI REHM LA 012 35 11 Sue 00 00 00 oe CETRA OU tit IRE WARK DO ME O CI I FEE O2 09 30 Time conter Indicates the elapsed time from the beginning of the project you re recording until the current location Indicated in terms of hours minutes seconds During recording this indicates the remaining time that recording to the hard disk can take place The remaining time will depend on the sampling Recordable time frequency Sample Freq sample size Rec Bit and recording mode Rec Mode settings The indication shows how much longer you can record with the current settings Indicates the total time from the beginning of recording to the current location Even if you record continuously another new project will be created Total recording time automatically when the project reaches 2 GB in size and recording will continue Even for a recording that spans multiple projects in this way the elapsed time since you first pressed the REC record button will be shown here For an explanation of the other indications refer to While playing or stopped p 18 From the main screen you can press the DISPLAY button to make the recordable time area show the remaining hard disk
43. B VALUE dial to specify the date and time When you ve finished making settings press the EXIT button You re returned to the System Menu screen If you decide to cancel press the EXIT button Press the EXIT button once again to return to the main screen ENTER 1 Recordina Setur 2 Player Setu 3 Speaker 4 LCD Setur 5 System Setur S JAH 24d 15 04 54 ENTER 2 Player Setur a 3 Speaker LOD Setur 5 System Setur Ria BEE 01 01 SAT Fa dA Ls Set Push Enter JAH 21 15 56 If you want to make other system related settings use the CURSOR buttons to select the desired menu item System settings Project Name settings 1 Press the R 4 s SYSTEM button The system menu screen appears in the display 3 Speaker LCD Setur 5 stem Setur 6 Date amp Time 2 Use the CURSOR buttons to choose 7 Project Name and ENE press the ENTER button MSM pa scene The Project Name screen appears k4 5cenez as R4_Scencs R4_ScCene4 Rr4_SceneS E JAH 21 16 03 3 Use the CURSOR buttons to choose the Name you want to edit and press the ENTER button J A screen for editing the project name appears 4 CCLEAR I Delete Use the CURSOR buttons SCRUB VALUE dial CLEAR ae eer An button and MARK button to edit the name JAH 21 16 04 SE When you re finished press the ENTER button You re returned to the Project Name screen If you decide to cancel press th
44. EC grabar permanece encendido en rojo durante la grabaci n Si mantiene pulsado el bot n PAUSE pausa y pulsa el bot n REC grabar el bot n REC grabar parpadear en rojo y el R 4 pasa al modo de grabaci n interrumpida La grabaci n comenzar cuando pulse el bot n REC grabar o el bot n PAUSE pausa Botones de ajuste del nivel de entrada 1 4 INPUT GAIN Con estos botones se ajusta el nivel de entrada de los jacks de entrada combinados 1 4 Los niveles de entrada de los micr fonos internos se ajustan con el bot n 1 MIC L y con el bot n 2 MIC R Bot n de ajuste del nivel del monitor MONITOR Este bot n ajusta el volumen de salida de los altavoces internos y el jack de auriculares amp No puede ajustar el volumen de los jacks de salida de linea amp Si tiene que ajustar el volumen de los jacks de salida de l nea ajuste los controles de los altavoces externos o del sistema de reproducci n conectado a los jacks de salida de l nea 109 Presentaci n del R 4 Panel lateral izquierda 110 DI ROLAND PSB 1U O ONLY o DS Qpe DIGITAL L CONNECTOR E MEMORY sr CARD Conector de entrada digital DIGITAL IN Si desea grabar una sefial digital conecte un cable de tipo coaxial a este conector La sefial de entrada digital se graba en est reo en los canales 1L y 1R Si desea grabar en monoaural tendr que cambiar el ajuste de Rec Mode modo d
45. Full will appear 49 Editing Divide This command divides the project at the point you specify in the waveform Two new projects will be 50 created You can perform playback stop or operate the scrub dial and shuttle dial even while using this command However you cannot perform A B Repeat or marker related operations Press the R 4 s WAVE EDIT button The Wave Edit Menu screen appears in the display Use the CURSOR buttons to choose 2 Divide and press the ENTER button The editing screen shown at the right will appear Time axis zoom 1 1 1 65536 Use the CURSOR left right buttons to adjust this Waveform level zoom x1 x64 Use the CURSOR up down buttons to adjust this If you decide not to adjust the settings press the EXIT button While playing or fast forwarding press the ENTER button when you reach the point at which you want to divide the project Alternatively you can use the scrub dial or shuttle dial to specify the point instead of doing so during playback A screen asking you to confirm the specified point will appear To execute the Divide operation at the point you specified press the ENTER button If you decide not to execute the Divide operation press the EXIT button Even when the screen shown at the right is displayed you can halt execution by pressing the EXIT button EHTER Wave Edit Menu O 0501 23235509 Combi ne Time axi
46. GITAL E In SHUTTLE SCRUB VALUE ail A B REPEAT DISPLAY EXIT ENTER FINDER Internal mics MIC L MIC R These are stereo mics built into the R 4 The audio entering MIC L is recorded on the 1L channel while audio picked up by MIC R is recorded on the IR channel If you re recording via the internal mics set the System Settings menu item Recording Setup to Int Mic For details refer to Recording from the internal mics p 30 Don t connect anything to input jacks you re not using Internal speakers These are built in speakers for monitoring If you want sound to be heard from the internal speakers set the System Settings menu item Speaker to ON For details refer to Playing back p 34 No sound will be heard from the internal speakers if you ve connected headphones to the Headphone jack EY Nor will sound be heard from the internal speakers while recording or in recording standby mode this prevents acoustic feedback from occurring 6 Power switch POWER This turns the power on off To turn the power on or off press and hold the power switch for about two seconds The power switch is lit green when the power is on Don t turn the power off during recording or playback Before you turn off the power you must make sure that recording or playback is stopped If you accidentally turn off the power during recording the data that was being recorded will not be stored on the hard
47. HOLD OM Spe sa Hou Recoarcdiha E Now Reca pel L sa Hoy Playins HC Offline This section explains the most important messages that may appear in the R 4 s display Status Int Batt Low The internal battery has run low The internal battery must be replaced If it runs low the internal clock will become inaccurate Please contact one of the service locations list ed on the warranty card to have the battery replaced Battery Low The batteries have run low Install fresh batteries or use the AC adaptor HDD Slow Data could not be written to the hard disk fast enough This message may be encountered after you ve repeatedly written and erased project files and have thus caused the files on the hard disk to become fragmented slowing down the access speed Media Full There is insufficient free space on the hard disk or CompactFlash card Transfer project files to your computer to free up more space Over 2GB The project is too large This message will appear if the project newly created by appending an existing project exceeds 2 GB The R 4 can handle files up to 2 GB in size Project exists An identically named project already exists Create the project using a different name File Sys Error A problem has occurred with the file system Name too long The project name is too long This message will appear if the project name newly created when you use Trim Combine or copy a project is t
48. However the recording quality will be unavoidably less than when using good quality external mics The sound of the R 4 s button operations or internal mechanism may also be present in the recording Input Select Int Mic Rec Freq 44 1 kHz Rec Bit 16 bit Rec Mode STEREOx1 Pre Recording OFF Project Name Date 77 Application guide Simultaneously recording environmental sounds ambience You can take advantage of the R 4 s ability to record four channels simultaneously You might use channels l and 2 to record the stage performance via line inputs and channels 3 and 4 to record the sounds of the room or audience via mics E Panel settings Input level select switch LINE CH1 and 2 MIC CH3 and 4 ON if you re using a condenser mic that requires phantom power otherwise Phantom power switch OFF E Recording Setup Set this to Analog since you re recording from the combo in Input Select Analog Si Rec Freq 44 1 KHz If you ll be using a computer to edit the waveforms after re Rec Bit 16 bit cording you may wish to use a higher sampling frequency Choose the STEREO x2 setting so that you can record two ste Rec Mode STEREOx2 reo pairs one pair is the line feed from the stage and the other pair is the ambience mics Pre Recording OFF 1 29 sec Specify the pre recording time as desired Specify a name that will help you manage the projects when you ve finished recording Date Using the Date setting will mak
49. LAY X2 Pen dant la lecture double vitesse la tonalit est modifi e Pour d sactiver la fonction de lecture a double vitesse ouvrir le menu Param trage Syst me et s lectionner X2 Play OFF dans le menu Param tres de lecture Pour plus de d tails voir 2 Player Setup p 62 E Bouton d enregistrement REC 25 L enregistrement d bute d s que la touche REC est enfonc e La touche REC devient rouge durant l en registrement En appuyant sur la touche PAUSE et sur la touche REC la touche REC devient rouge et le R 4 passe en mode pause Pour reprendre l enregistrement appuyer sur la touche REC ou la touche PAUSE Boutons de niveau d entree 1 4 INPUT GAIN Ces boutons permettent de r gler le niveau des jacks d entr e combo 1 4 Le niveau d entr e des micros internes se r gle au moyen du bouton 1 MIC L et du bouton 2 MIC R Bouton niveau du moniteur MONITOR Il permet de r gler le volume de sortie des haut parleurs internes O et de la prise casque Il n est pas possible de r gler le volume des prises de sortie de ligne Si ce type de r glage s av re malgr tout n cessaire r gler les haut parleurs internes ou le systeme de lecture connect s aux prises de sortie de ligne 97 Le Y u O Italiano Espa ol PresentatioFrancaisn du R 4 Panneau lateral gauche 98 DI ROLAND PSB 1U O ONLY o DS Qpe DIGITAL L C
50. Le sation so that a separate file will be created for each channel These settings will create monaural WAVE files If Input Select is Analog up to four monaural files will be created If Input Select is Int Mic or Digital up to two monaural files will be created four monaural files You can t select MONO x3 or MONO x4 or STEREO x2 if Input Select is Int Mic or Digital You can t select MONO x3 or MONO x4 if Rec Freq is 96 kHz Two channels will be recorded as Land Rin a ste reo WAV file If Input Select is Analog one stereo file with channel 1 as Land channel 2 as R will be created The inputs of channels 3 and 4 will be ignored If Input Select is Int Mic or Digital one stereo WAV file will be created If Input Select is Analog a stereo file with chan nel 1 as Land channel 2 as R will be created and Four channel recording to another stereo file with channel 3 as L and chan two stereo files nel 4 as R will also be created You can t select STEREO x2 if Input Select is Int Mic or Digital Channels 1 4 will be recorded as a single WAVE file Be aware that not all computer software is able to handle four channel WAV files You can t select 4CH x1 if Int Mic is set to Digi tal Four channel recording to Two channel recording to one stereo file Four channel recording to one four channel file O O O x The symbol means that this is not available if Input Select is set to Int
51. Mic or Digital OFF 1 29 sec You can specify the length of time that the sound will be captured retroactive ly starting from before the moment you pressed the REC record button This setting specifies the number of seconds that will be captured retroactively The maximum time will depend on the sampling frequency the sample size bit depth and the mode setting Rec Freq Pre Recording 44 1 29 44 1 14 48 27 48 13 48 18 48 9 96 9 96 4 The R 4 consumes power even during pre recording If you re running on bat teries you ll need to pay attention to the remaining battery amount 61 System settings Menu item Project Name 2 Player Setup Menu item Play Mode Repeat X2 Play 3 Speaker Menu item Speaker Switch 4 LCD Setup Menu item Contrast BackLight BackLight Timer Value Date Namel 8 Value Single Sequential OFF ON OFF ON Value OFF ON 1 5 10 OFF 1 10 OFF 2 sec 5 sec 10 sec 20 sec Function This specifies how names will be assigned to the project files that are recorded You can specify that the name will be based on the date and time or on the Project Name you specify If you choose Date a project recorded at one twenty three and 45 seconds a m on January 1 2005 will be given a name of 050101012345 If you use the Date setting the name of the project will tell you the time at which it was
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53. ONNECTOR E MEMORY sr CARD Connecteur d entr e num rique DIGITAL IN Pour enregistrer un signal num rique brancher un cable de type coaxial sur ce connecteur Le signal d en tr e num rique est enregistr en st r o sur les canaux 1L et 1R Pour enregistrer en mode mono modifier le param tre de Mode Rec dans le menu Param tres Systeme Pour plus de d tails voir 1 Recording Set up p 60 amp Connecteur de sortie num rique DIGITAL OUT Le connecteur produit le m me signal audio que les prises de sortie de ligne et prise casque mais sous forme num rique Connecteur L L CONNECTOR Un c ble de type mini st r o peut tre utilise pour brancher cet quipement a un quipement vid o dispo sant d un connecteur LANC Le R 4 se met enregistrer en tandem au moment ou l quipement vid o d bute l enregistrement De m me le R 4 arr te l enregistrement en m me temps que l quipement vid o Pour plus d informations voir Connecting a video device that has a LANC connector p 74 Connecteur USB D Prise adaptateur AC DC IN R ducteur de tension Touche EJECT Fente carte m moire MEMORY CARD Le R 4 n est compatible qu avec les cartes m moire CompactFlash TYPE 1 Les cartes Microdrive ne sont pas prises en charge Pour plus d informations sur les cartes CompactFlash voir Handling memory cards p 70 Borne de mise la terre
54. ORY CARD sun 14 Memory card Slot espaso ado 14 METOE id A ae 54 Merli 27 MICH ae sr 9 MIE 9 e A een 19 Mona tral projects 21 MONITOR anta aaa 13 Monitor level knob alia 13 MONOX a ee 21 MONO ASAS 21 MONOS arrasa 21 NONO alle aLaaa 21 NO eagle nisi ae nica 45 N Nimes nd a dis 62 79 Name 100 T000 aaa eisen 79 NEXT glia 13 NEXT Button ae 13 nickelmetak hydride cnus es cn de 25 AM LR LL 63 Nolse Cafe galli iui olii 56 Now Play sense 79 Now Ree idine acilia 79 O OQutputassienments sail tia 18 Output level meters unit 19 ONE Daria 79 Index P Celia 13 Pause DUO lacca 13 PHANTOM POWER td 10 Phantom power switch 10 27 30 32 75 78 PHONES ao A P E 15 O 22 PEC 13 do nale ile 13 Play Mode asilo 36 62 Player o A O iterate cat anate 36 62 POWER iia 9 24 POWER SOU 19 Powerswiich ax Nele 9 Pre Recotdiit ria 61 75 78 PREV an ae 13 PREV DUO aa 13 AA ra 18 Projeetexisis nn RS ns 79 Projest Name unten 18 62 63 67 75 78 R DE N ee SAT On 13 A A A Tm een RET eee 60 75 78 Rec FrEe A ne 60 75 78 Rea Mode assiali 61 75 78 Record button iia nets 13 28 30 31 33 Recordable time ai iio 20 Recording Setup naar 65 Rec rdine standby ran 28 Remaining hard disk capacity iii 20 Remains a 19 Removine rr dalt ido 71 TROT AC u 43 Repeater 36 62 S Samplesize su eur le 18 Sam pl frequency see 18 SUD AS ee 12 SCR GIB VASE inne 12 Secur o lO yes 15 E ELE A in E EE E A EENET 41 Sequera
55. Play Mode is Single only that project will play repeatedly If it is Sequential the projects in the folder containing the currently select ed project will play consecutively and then the projects in the same folder will again play consecutively from the beginning This enables disables the function that provides double speed play back when you press the PLAY button a second time during play back i e when you press PLAY twice The indication PLAY X2 will appear in the lower part of the display Normal playback will resume when you press the PLAY button once again For more about system settings refer to System settings p 60 36 Playing back Speaker You can use the R 4 s built in speakers to monitor the sound without having to connect headphones or other equipment 1 Press the R 4 s SYSTEM button The system menu screen appears in the display 1 Recording Setur Player Setu o 5Sreakern LCD Setur 5 Ssstem Setur JAH 21 15 21 4 2 Use the CURSOR buttons to choose 3 Speaker Switch and press the ENTER button The Speaker screen appears Speaker Switch OH Speaker Switch setting Output destination Internal speakers JAR 19 20 57 ON Line output jacks Digital output jack OFF Line output jacks Digital output jack You can t monitor via the internal speakers while recording You ll need to monitor through headphones Note that sound will not be output from the spe
56. RDER and WAVE EDITOR Edirol Corporation North America 425 Sequoia Drive Suite 114 Bellingham WA 98226 360 594 4276 Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation Windows is known officially as Microsoft Windows operating system Apple and Macintosh are registered trademarks of Apple Computer Inc Mac OS is a trademark of Apple Computer Inc All product names mentioned in this document are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners CompactFlash and are trademarks of SanDisk Corporation and licensed by CompactFlash association Roland Corporation is an authorized licensee of the CompactFlash and CF logo trademarks Fugue 2005 Kyoto Software Research Inc All rights reserved Kyoto Software Research Information EDIROE EUROPE EDIROL Europe Ltd Studio 3 4 114 Power Road London W4 5PY U K TEL 44 0 20 8747 5949 FAX 44 0 20 8747 5948 http www edirol com europe Deutschland TEL 0700 33 47 65 20 France TEL 0810 000 371 Italia TEL 02 93778329 U S A CANADA EDIROL Corporation North America 425 Sequoia Drive Suite 114 Bellingham WA 98226 U S A TEL 360 594 4273 FAX 360 594 4271 http www edirol com Roland EGYPT Al Fanny Trading Office 9 EBN Hagar A1 Askalany Street ARD El Golf Heliopolis Cairo 11341 EGYPT TEL 20 2 417 1828 REUNION Maison FO YAM Marcel 25 Rue Jules He
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58. RY sr CARD DI ROLAND PSB 1U ONLY Qpe Digitale Eingangsbuchse DIGITAL IN Wenn Sie ein digitales Signal aufzeichnen wollen schlie en Sie ein Koaxialkabel an diese Buchse an Das digitale Eingangssignal wird in Stereo auf den Kan len 1L und IR aufgezeichnet Wenn Sie in Mono auf zeichnen wollen m ssen Sie in der Systemeinstellung den Rec Mode Aufzeichnungsmodus ndern Weitere Details finden Sie unter 1 Recording Setup S 60 Digitale Ausgangsbuchse DIGITAL IN Diese Buchse liefert dasselbe Audiosignal wie die Line Ausgangsbuchsen und die Kopfh r erbuchse allerdings in digitaler Form L Anschluss L CONNECTOR Mit einem Mini Stereokabel k nnen Sie diesen Anschluss mit einem Videoger t verbinden dass einen LANC Anschluss hat Wenn Sie mit dem Videoger t aufzeichnen nimmt das R 4 parallel ebenfalls auf Wenn Sie die Aufzeichnung am Videoger t anhalten stoppt das R 4 ebenfalls die Aufnahme Detaillierte Informationen finden Sie unter Connecting a video device that has a LANC connector S 74 USB Anschluss USB AC Netzger tbuchse DC IN Kabelklemme Auswurftaste Speicherkartenaufnahme MEMORY CARD Das R 4 kann nur CompactFlash Speicherkarten TYPE 1 verwenden Microdrive Karten werden nicht un terst tzt Details zur Handhabung von CompactFlash Karten finden Sie unter Handling memory cards S 70 Erdungsanschluss Sicherheits
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60. act Effects can also make the sound more intelligible or reduce undesired noise 2 What is clipping Applying an effect or boosting the level may increase the audio level volume beyond the maximum that a device can handle this occurrence is called clipping Clipping is occurring when you notice that loud sounds are distorted or crackly Effects setting 36 1 3 Band EQ N m N Ha Ov O1 Parameter Default O Range of values name values LOW GAIN 12dB 0dB 12dB 200Hz 250Hz 315Hz 400Hz 500Hz 630Hz 800Hz 1kHz 1 25Hz 1 6kHz 2kHz 2 5kHz 3 15kHz 4kHz 5kHz 6 3kHz MID FREQ 1kHz MID GAIN 12dB 0dB 12dB HIGH GAIN 12dB 0dB 12dB LEVEL 0 120 MID Q 0 5 1 0 2 0 4 0 8 0 2 Graphic EQ Parameter Default No Range of values name values NU ON OT He GO NO Re 3 Noise Gate Parameter Default No Range of values name values 1 3 OFF 40Hz 55Hz 63Hz 80Hz 100Hz 125Hz 160Hz LO CUT 200Hz 250Hz 315Hz 100Hz 400Hz 500Hz 630Hz 800Hz 1kHz 2 THRESHOLD OFF 1 100 LEVEL 0 120 Explanation Adjusts the gain of the low range equalizer Specifies the center frequency of the mid range equalizer Specifies the width of the region cen tered on the Mid Freq for which the gain will change Higher Q settings will narrow the region in which the change occurs Adjusts the gain of the mid range equalizer Adjusts the gain of the high
61. adphones to the PHONES jack and use the monitor level knob to adjust the volume Adjusting the monitor level knob won t affect the level of the sound that s actually being recorded To play back the recorded sound refer to Playing back p 34 30 Recording Recording digital audio from a digital device Here s how to record from a digital device connected to the R 4 s digital input jack CD MD player for playback DIGITAL IN IC R I 4CHANNEL PORTABLE RECORDER and WAVE EDITOR Wad nd BUILT IN HARD DISK DRIVE USB MASS STORAGE DEVICE 24 bit 96 kHz DIGITAL PHANTO Hz DIGITA M ODODOO O Connections Connect your digital device to the digital input jack You ll need a separately available coaxial type cable to connect your device to the R 4 s digital input jack O System settings Press the R 4 s SYSTEM button In 1 Recording Setup set Input Select to Digital Set the other items in 1 Recording Setup as appropriate for the recording you want to make Rec Fred Rec Bit Rec Mode STEREO 1 Pre Recording OFF Project Name Date For more about system settings refer to System settings p 60 The R 4 is not able to synchronize to the clock signal of the digital input connector Regardless of the sampling frequency that is being input the incoming digital audio data will be converted to the sampling frequency Rec Freq and sample size Rec Bit that are specified in Rec
62. aged Use caution 3 Close the MEMORY CARD slot cover Removing Switch off the R 4 s power DIGITAL L CONNECTOR na Fragt Sant USE ROLAND PSB 1U ADAPTI OR ONLY O With the surface of the CompactFlash card facing upward insert it all the way into the slot Make sure that data is not being written to or read from the CompactFlash card Open the MEMORY CARD slot cover press the eject button and remove the CompactFlash card Formatting a CompactFlash card Before you use a CompactFlash card with the R 4 you ll need to format the card For the formatting procedure refer to page 68 of Executing HDD Utility or CF Utility commands p 68 CompactFlash cards formatted on a device other than the R 4 may not work correctly on the R 4 The CompactFlash card must be formatted in FAT16 format NOTE As an exception you should use your Macintosh not the R 4 to format the CompactFlash card if you will be using the card in Mac OS 9 71 Appendix Connection to a computer Connecting the R 4 to your computer A project you recorded on the R 4 can be moved or copied to your computer Likewise files from your computer can be moved or copied to the R 4 s hard disk Using battery power will not cause a malfunction but we recommend that you always use the AC adaptor to prevent damage to the contents of the hard disk which could occur if the batteries fail while the R 4 is connected to your c
63. akers if headphones are connected If you want to use the internal speakers you must disconnect the headphones For more about system settings refer to System settings p 60 37 Playing back Playing back Normal playback After you ve performed the steps described in Connections before playback p 34 and Settings before playback p 36 proceed as follows Select the project that you want to play In the main screen press the ENTER FINDER button In the Finder screen that appears use the up down CURSOR buttons and the SCRUB dial to select a project For more about the Finder screen refer to The Finder screen p 41 Alternatively you can use the front panel s PREV button or NEXT button to select the project you want to play The projects are in alphabetical order Press the PLAY button The selected project will play Slowly raise the MONITOR level knob to the desired volume for listening Projects with names beginning with are ignored and will not be shown The project name will not be displayed correctly if the project name contains double byte characters e g Japanese To ensure that you can view the file name correctly don t use double byte characters in the filename Projects whose filename extension is other than pjt or wav will be ignored and will not be shown Playing back You can assign markers at desired locations in a project Th
64. al for your device Note that Roland assumes no liability whatsoever including monetary compensation for the loss of any recorded content in the event of the malfunction of or physical damage to the hard disk or for any direct or incidental damages resulting from the loss of such data Precautions Regarding Setup and Use Certain hard disk setup procedures and usage conditions may result in the corruption of recorded data malfunc tioning or physical damage to the disk so be sure to observe the following precautions e Do not subject the hard disk to vibration or shock especially while the unit is in operation e Do not set up the unit in any location where it may be affected by vibration from external sources or on any surface that is not stable and level e If the device includes a cooling fan ensure that the fan and the side panel air vents remain unobstructed e Do not leave the unit in any environment subject to temperature extremes for example in a closed automobile in summer or outdoors during winter e Do not use the unit in conditions of high temperature and humidity or in any location subject to rapid temperature changes e Do not unplug the power cord or switch off any circuit breakers in the circuit to which the unit is connected while the power is turned on Emergency Procedures The following procedures are to be used as emergency mea sures only and are not recommended for normal operation If th
65. and all its furnishings as well to domestic animals or pets Before using this unit make sure to read the instructions below and the Owner s Manual Do not open or modify in any way the unit or its AC adaptor Y Do not attempt to repair the unit or replace parts within it except when this manual provides specific instructions directing you to do so Refer all servicing to your retailer the nearest Roland Service Center or an authorized Roland distributor as listed on the Information page Never use or store the unit in places that are e Subject to temperature extremes e g direct amp sunlight in an enclosed vehicle near a heating duct on top of heat generating equipment or are e Damp e g baths washrooms on wet floors or are e Humid or are e Exposed to rain or are e Dusty or are e Subject to high levels of vibration Make sure you always have the unit placed so it is level and sure to remain stable Never place it on stands that could wobble or on inclined surfaces Be sure to use only the AC adaptor supplied with the unit Also make sure the line voltage at the installation matches the input voltage specified on the AC adaptor s body Other AC adaptors may use a different polarity or be designed for a different voltage so their use could result in damage malfunction or electric shock About the Symbols The A symbol alerts the user to important instructions
66. ange them However if you change the Type of effect the settings you made will revert to the default values When you ve finished making the desired effect settings press the EXIT button to return to the main screen Each effect has various settings parameters that you can adjust to alter the character of the effect The settings you make are remembered even while the R 4 s power is switched off However if you change the effect type these settings will be reset to the default values 59 System settings Here you can make various settings that apply to the entire system of the R 4 as a whole such as basic settings for recording or playback No Menuitem Summary Refer to O O BON N Speaker System Setup Make settings to specify how the R 4 operates 8 HDD Utility 9 CF Utility 10 Factory Reset Return the R 4 to the factory set state p 69 System Menu Set the date and time of the R 4 s internal calendar You can specify the year month and date day of the week The R 4 can automatically assign a name to a project file that is creat card inserted in the R 4 p 65 Make various settings related to playback p p p 65 P P 65 65 65 66 ed by recording You can specify how this name will be assigned pror Perform various utility commands with respect to the R 4 s internal p 68 hard disk Perform various utility commands with respect to a CompactFlash p
67. ant to preserve the effect on off setting of each channel but don t want an effect to be applied 1 3 Band EQ Three band equalizer 2 GraphicEQ You can adjust the gain of six fixed frequency bands i This effect minimizes the noise that might be heard in silent regions as 3 Noise Gate well as low frequency noise 4 Enhancer By adding a phase shifted sound to the direct sound this effect sharpens the definition of the sound and pushes it toward the foreground This cuts the sibilance that can be obtrusive in a vocal making the sound smoother It also reduces the difference between loud and soft sounds making the level more consistent 5 Comp amp DeEsser A compressor evens out the level differences between loud and soft sounds A de esser reduces the unpleasant sibilance exaggerated s sound that is sometimes present in a vocal If you apply an effect while recording the volume and tone of the recorded sound will be different than the original sound Before applying an effect aggressively during recording it s a good idea to monitor the sound through headphones in recording standby mode to make sure that the sound is not clipping or distorting It s also a good idea to make a test recording beforehand with those settings For details on the procedure refer to Using effects p 58 2 What is an effect On the R 4 an effect is a process that digitally transforms the sound giving it greater clarity or imp
68. ard If you need to do this you can first copy the project and then delete the copy source project 1 With the main screen shown in the display press the ENTER Finder FINDER button The Finder screen shown in the illustration will appears O 858186855188 Projects are shown in descending alphabetical order z DE ee d F4 Scenel HA d F4_Scenel Baz 2 In the Finder screen use the CURSOR up down buttons or F inder the SCRUB dial to select the project that you want to move n Then press the ENTER button O CEE O 858125255589 O 9502340556515 O R4_Scenci_BA OR4_ Scenci_Baz If the desired project is in a folder the hard disk HD MEMO or the CompactFlash card CF you can press the CURSOR right button to move into the selected folder i e move to a lower level folder If you want to move back to the upper level folder press the CURSOR left button If you want to select the CompactFlash card select the hard disk HD and then press the CURSOR right button the contents of the Finder CompactFlash card will appear However this will not be displayed if EF no CompactFlash card is inserted CA 3 hen th h in the ill i h When the screen shown in the illustration appears use the Finder CURSOR buttons to choose 5 Move DR4_Scenei_BAI Select Delete Rename Lor Move 4 Use the CURSOR up down buttons or the SCRUB VALUE dial to select the destination folder the folder to which you want to move the project
69. at button once again AY7 B I 1 Display button DISPLAY This button switches the contents of the R 4 s display For details refer to Display p 18 Introducing the R 4 1 m E aaie mici i Il 7 Es MIC R EDIR OE 4 CHANNEL PORTABLE RECORDER and WAVE EDITOR BUILT IN HARD DISK DRIVE USB MASS STORAGE DEVICE 24 bit 96 kHz DIGITAL PHANTO M POWER LIMITER SHUTTLE amp SCRUB VALUE SSA CLEAR I44 gt 1 MARK SOI SQ A B REPEAT DISPLAY D H Cursor Monitor Select buttons CURSOR MONITOR SELECT Use these buttons to select items shown in the display When you re in the main screen you can press the up down buttons to select the channel that you want to monitor For details refer to Display p 18 Exit button EXIT Use this button to return to the previous screen or to cancel an operation Enter Finder button ENTER FINDER Use this button to confirm a setting or finalize a value You can also press this when you want to use the Finder function For more about the Finder function refer to The Finder screen p 41 Scrub dial SCRUB VALUE Use this dial to select among items for which settings are made or to modify a value While stopped or when playback is paused you can turn the scrub dial to move the current location forward or backward Shuttle dial SHUTTLE While the project is playing turn this dial clockwise to play rapidly forward
70. ata alla pressione del pulsante REC oppure del pulsante PAUSE 3 Manopole del livello di ingresso 1 4 INPUT GAIN Ber Queste manopole regolano il livello di ingresso della serie jack di ingresso 1 4 I livelli di ingresso dei microfoni interni sono regolati dalla manopola 1 MIC L e dalla manopola 2 MIC R Manopola del livello di controllo MONITOR Questa manopola regola il volume di uscita dei diffusori interni e del jack delle cuffie Y Non possibile regolare il volume dei jack di uscita di linea Se si desidera regolare il volume dei jack di uscita di linea regolare i controlli dei diffusori esterni o del sistema di riproduzione collegato ai jack di uscita di linea 103 Presentazione dell R 4 Pannello laterale sinistro 104 DI ROLAND PSB 1U O ONLY o DS Qpe DIGITAL L CONNECTOR E MEMORY sr CARD Connettore dell ingresso digitale DIGITAL IN Se si desidera registrare un segnale digitale collegare un cavo di tipo coassiale a questo connettore Il segnale di ingresso digitale viene registrato in stereo sui canali 1L e 1R Se si desidera effettuare una registrazione monofonica necessario modificare l impostazione Rec Mode nel menu Impostazioni del sistema Per maggiori informazioni fare riferimento alla sezione 1 Recording Setup p 60 3 Connettore di uscita digitale DIGITAL OUT Questo connettore fornisce lo stesso segnale audio dei jack
71. ate at night e When you need to transport the unit package it in the box including padding that it came in if possible Otherwise you will need to use equivalent packaging materials e Usea cable from Roland to make the connection If using some other make of connection cable please note the following precautions e Some connection cables contain resistors Do not use cables that incorporate resistors for connecting to this unit The use of such cables can cause the sound level to be extremely low or impossible to hear For infor mation on cable specifications contact the manufac turer of the cable Before Using Cards e Carefully insert the DATA card all the way in until it is firmly in place t CompactFlash e Never touch the terminals of the DATA card Also avoid getting the terminals dirty e This unit s memory card slot accepts CompactFlash memory cards Microdrive storage media are not compatible Handling Hard Disks e Once a hard disk fails to function normally all data that has been stored on it could be destroyed All hard disks eventually wear out We recommend that you consider the hard disk not as a permanent storage site but as a place to store data temporarily We also recommend that you back up important performance and image data that cannot be recorded again onto the external media that is supported by your device For instructions on how to make such backups refer to the owner s manu
72. ate the scrub dial or shuttle dial while using this command 1 Select the project the base project to which you want to append another project In the main screen use the NEXT button or PREV button to select the desired project Alternatively you can use the cursor buttons in the Finder screen 2 Press the R 4 s WAVE EDIT button The display shows the EVENE Ena Wave Edit Menu screen i R4 Scene AAi 3 Use the CURSOR buttons to choose 3 Combine and press the 1 ln Divide ENTER button Combi e The display shows an editing screen like the one at right Base project If you decide to cancel the operation press the EXIT button R4_Scenez_AR Project d R4_3cenes_001 to append d vera Lona Lona Lo SELECT FROJECT AHD FUSH EXTER 4 Use the CURSOR buttons to select the project that you want to pm MEE append and press the ENTER button O R4 Scenei AAi O IAE O R4 _Scene2_o81 O R45cenes5_001 SELECT FROJECT AHD PUSH EXTER If you decide to cancel the operation press the EXIT button Even when the screen shown at right is displayed you can halt Combine execution by pressing the EXIT button Ors4acenel Bal Don t turn off the power while a project is being saved or while How Processing processing is being performed RE 7 dd take some time to save the project if it contains a large amount Cancel Push EXIT The base project and the project to be appended must have the
73. attivare i pulsanti del pannello in modo che non si verifichino operazioni non desiderate nel caso venisse premuto accidentalmente un pulsante Anche se questo interruttore HOLD impostato su ON sar comunque possibile azionare gli interruttori phantom power interruttore limiter interruttore input select il volume di ingresso e il volume di uscita O Interruttori phantom power PHANTOM POWER Questi interruttori accendono e spengono il phantom power per i connettori di tipo XLR della serie jack di ingresso sul pannello destro Dal momento che vengono forniti interruttori distinti per i canali 1 2 e i canali 3 4 possibile accendere e spegnere il phantom power separatamente per questi canali O Interruttore limiter LIMITER un interruttore on off per il limiter del livello di ingresso nei circuiti analogici Quando il livello di ingresso troppo elevato il limiter comprime in modo opportuno il livello di ingresso in modo da impedire che si verifichino distorsioni L interruttore limiter attiva e disattiva la funzione di limiting per tutti i canali 1 4 contemporaneamente Il livello di ingresso viene comunque rilevato separatamente per ciascun canale Non possibile accendere o spegnere il limiter separatamente per ciascun canale Deutsch Pulsante wave edit WAVE EDIT Questo pulsante attiva il Wave Edit mode in cui e possibile modificare la forma d onda mediante operazioni quali Trim Divide Combine e Me
74. av 3wav 4 wav MONO MONO MONO MONO MONOx3 MONOx4 ABC 3 pjt 21 Introducing the R 4 Stereo projects Type Structure If there is only one channel a stereo WAV file will be created with a name consisting STEREOx1 of the project name plus an extension of wav If there are two channels a folder will be created with a name consisting of the project STEREOx2 name plus an extension of pjt and within that folder will be created stereo WAV files with names consisting of the channel number plus an extension of wav Project Name ABC 5 wav ABC 6 pit ES Wav REO STEREO STEREO STEREOx1 STEREOx2 Four channel projects Type Structure A four channel WAV file will be created with a name consisting of the project name 4CH plus an extension of wav ABC 7 wav i Project Name If you want to load such files into your computer make sure that your waveform editing software supports four channel ABC 7 wav files 4CH 4CH Limitations on file size The R 4 can handle files up to 2 GB in size If the file size reaches 2 GB during recording the file will be closed Then a new file will be created and recording will continue When you finish recording these files will appear as separate projects About BWF Each WAV file within a project is in BWF format In addition to the conventional WAV data the file contains information about the recording time recorder EDIROL R 4 and mark
75. b Value Shuttle Dial e Hold Switch e Transport Buttons e Input Gain Knobs CH1 CH4 PREV NEXT STOP PLAY PAUSE REC e Monitor Level knob e Marker Buttons CLEAR PREV NEXT MARK e Input Level Switches e Function Buttons WAVE EDIT EFFECTS SYSTEM CH1 2 CH3 4 LINE MIC Level e A B Repeat Button e Phantom Power Switches CH1 2 CH3 4 e Display Button e Limiter Switch O Display O Dimensions 128 x 64 dots Graphic LCD backlit LCD 240 W x 217 4 D x 77 1 H mm 9 1 2 W x 8 9 16 D x 3 1 16 H inches O Power Supply AC Adaptor Alkaline dry battery LR6 AA type x 8 or Weight with batteries Nickel Hydrogen battery HR15 51 x 8 1 7 kg 3 lbs 12 oz O Power Consumption 2000 mA O Accessories Owner s Manual AC Adaptor USB cable Carrying Case In the interest of product improvement the specifications and or appearance of this unit are subject to change without prior notice 85 Block diagram DIGITAL IN oaxial Built in MIC SAMPLE RATES LIMITER VA LINE D A fO R LIMITER pa MONITOR LEVEL AD PHONES O DI Built in SPEAKER gt gt LIMITER DIGITAL OUT L Coaxia a La USB 2 0 1 1 LIMITER Vai USB MASS STORAGE DEVICE SEJ COMPACTFLASH La 86 Deutsch Beschreibung des R 4 p 88 Francais Pr sentatioFrancaisn du R 4 p 94 Italiano Presentazione dell R 4
76. back A B REPEAT 40 You can repeatedly play back between two points A B in the project Simply assign points A and B during playback and the playback will repeat between points A and B Play back the project During playback press the A B REPEAT button once The A B REPEAT button will blink and that location will be remembered as the starting point A for repeat playback If after assigning point A you press the STOP button before assigning point B point A will be cleared Press the A B REPEAT button once again The A B REPEAT button will change from blinking to solidly lit and that location will be remembered as the end point B for repeat playback Playback will automatically repeat between the points you specified in steps 1 and 2 To cancel repeat playback press the A B REPEAT button when points A and B have already been assigned The A B REPEAT button will go out and repeat playback will be cancelled cD Please note If after assigning point A you press the STOP button before assigning point B point A will be cleared Tf the song plays all the way to the end after you ve assigned point A playback will repeat between point A and the end of the song If you press the STOP button during repeat playback playback will stop and the repeat region A B settings will be cleared The Finder screen The R 4 saves projects as files on its internal hard disk If there are nu
77. caisn du R 4 Face avant 10 90 9320 PREV NEXT STOP PAUSE PLAY A Dmmmm m m en 4 CHANNEL PORTABLE RECORDER and WAVE EDITOR INPUT GAIN B Ecran d affichage Touche PREV Pour retourner au d but du projet 00 00 00 lorsque celui ci est en cours de lecture ou a l arr t appuyer sur la touche PREV Une pression sur cette touche au d but d un projet renvoie au projet pr c dent Il est galement possible de retourner en arriere en gardant cette touche enfonc e Cette commande est dis ponible tant pendant la lecture qu l arr t Lorsque dans le sous menu Param tres du lecteur du menu Param tres Systeme le Mode Lecture est param tr sur Single il n est pas possible de passer au projet pr c dent ou suivant Touche NEXT Une pression sur le bouton NEXT permet d acc der au projet suivant Une pression prolong e sur cette touche permet l avance rapide Cette commande est disponible tant pendant la lecture qu l arr t 6 Touche STOP Touche PAUSE Touche Lecture PLAY Cette touche permet de lancer la lecture La touche PLAY est clair e en bleu pendant la lecture En cours de lecture une seconde pression sur la touche PLAY d clenche la lecture double vitesse Pen dant la lecture double vitesse une nouvelle pression sur la touche PLAY permet de revenir au mode de lecture normale Pendant la lecture double vitesse la partie inf rieure de l cran affiche P
78. capacity instead Remaining hard disk capacity 00 00 04 RR are TOTAL 000 00 04 cd db L 0 CARETAS HARK 0 0 SU LD ADDRESS 10 REL FEE O2 09 30 Remaining hard disk Indicates the remaining free capacity on the internal hard disk capacity 20 Introducing the R 4 What is a project On the R 4 the data that you record and play back is handled as projects On the hard disk each project actually consists of a folder with one or more files in the structure shown below If you connect the R 4 to your computer you ll be able to see how these folders and files are organized However if you change delete or rename the files within a project the R 4 may be unable to play back that project Please use caution In the system settings the Recording Setup parameter Rec Mode p 61 lets you specify the type of project you want to record Monaural projects Type Structure MONOx1 If there is only one channel a monaural WAV file will be created with a name consist ing of the project name plus an extension of wav MONOx2 If there are 2 4 channels a folder will be created with a name consisting of the project MONOx3 name plus an extension of pjt and within that folder will be created monaural WAV MONOx4 files with names consisting of the channel number plus an extension of wav Project Name ABC 1 wav ABC 2 pjt MONOx1 MONOx2 Project Name ABC 4 pit 1 wav 2w
79. d XLR GND SLEEVE TRS type jacks Wiring diagrams for these jacks are ae shown below Make connections after first checking SCORE dti sn the wiring diagrams of other equipment you intend COLD RING to connect Line output jacks LINE OUT These jacks output an analog audio signal You can use RCA phono cables to connect them to powered speakers audio equipment a mixer etc These jacks output the same signal as the digital output connector and the headphone jack The nominal output level is fixed at 10 dBV and the volume of these jacks cannot be adjusted Introducing the R 4 Bottom panel Battery compartment Install batteries here if you want to operate the R 4 on battery power The orientation in which you must insert the batteries is shown on the side of the battery compartment Be sure to observe the correct polarity when installing the batteries If you re using the AC adaptor there s no need to install batteries Make sure to switch off the R 4 s power before you change from AC adaptor operation to battery operation or vice versa For details refer to Installing batteries and turning the power on p 25 17 Introducing the R 4 Display While playing or stopped The main screen The R 4 s main screen provides information about the project and the operational status of the R 4 You can press the DISPLAY button to switch the contents of the display Tim
80. di uscita di linea e del jack delle cuffie ma in formato digitale Connettore L L CONNECTOR possibile utilizzare un cavo stereo tipo mini per il collegamento ad un dispositivo video dotato di connettore LANC Quando si avvia la registrazione sul dispositivo video l R 4 avvier la registrazione in serie Quando si termina la registrazione sul dispositivo video anche l R 4 terminer la registrazione Per maggiori informazioni fare riferimento alla sezione Connecting a video device that has a LANC connector p 74 Connettore USB USB D Jack dell adattatore AC DC IN Fermo del cavo Pulsante Eject Alloggiamento per la scheda di memoria MEMORY CARD L R 4 supporta solamente schede di memoria CompactFlash TYPE 1 Le schede Microdrive non sono supportate Per maggiori informazioni sulla gestione delle schede CompactFlash fare riferimento alla sezione Handling memory cards p 70 Terminale di messa a terra Fessura di Sicurezza ci http www kensington com Jack delle cuffie PHONES Collegare delle cuffie al questo jack Utilizzare la manopola del livello di controllo per regolare il volume Se si collegano delle cuffie non verr emesso alcun suono dai diffusori interni O Presentazione dell R 4 Pannello laterale destro Zn MU INIA u Y jad gt Q O e e o ee TT Interruttori di selezione del livello di ingresso Imp
81. disk The hard disk may be damaged if you turn off the power of the R 4 while data is being read from or written to the hard disk such as during recording or playback You must also be careful not to turn off the power while data is being transferred between the hard disk and the CompactFlash card Never turn off the power while the R 4 s display indicates Now Connecting or Now Processing Doing so will cause the R 4 to become unstable and could even damage the internal hard disk Introducing the R 4 BUILT IN HARD DISK DRIVE USB MASS STORAGE DEVICE 24 bit 96 kHz DIGITAL PHANTOM POWER LIMITER MONITOR SELECT CURSOR lt a EXIT ENTER FINDER Hold switch HOLD By selecting the HOLD ON position you can disable the panel buttons so that unwanted operations will not occur if a button is pressed accidentally However even if this switch is set to HOLD ON the phantom power switc hes limiter switch P input level select switches Input level knobs and Monitor level knob will still be operable Phantom power switches PHANTOM POWER These switch the phantom power on off for the XLR type connectors of the combo input jacks located on the right panel Since separate switches are provided for channels 1 2 and channels 3 4 you can turn phantom power on off separately for these channels Always turn the phantom power off when connecting any device other than condenser
82. e EXIT button Available characters space amp 01234546789 ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPORSTUVWXYZ _ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz Press the EXIT button once again to return to the main screen If you want to make other system related settings use the CURSOR buttons to select the desired menu item 67 System settings Executing HDD Utility or CF Utility commands As an example we ll show how to execute HD Utility commands You can also use the same procedure to 68 execute CF Utility commands Press the R 4 s SYSTEM button The system menu screen appears in the display Use the CURSOR buttons to choose 8 HDD Utility and press the ENTER button The HDD Utility screen appears If you want to execute a CF Utility command choose 9 CF Utility If you decide to cancel press the EXIT button If no CompactFlash card is inserted the message shown at right will appear Use the CURSOR buttons to choose either Format or Check and press the ENTER button The display will ask Are you sure Use the CURSOR buttons to select Yes if you are sure you want to execute or No if you decide to cancel without executing Then press the ENTER button The message shown at right will appear while processing is being performed Don t turn off the power while processing is being performed When processing has been completed you will automatically ret
83. e counter Level scale dBFS Channel names Output JE Status indication Project name Time counter Progress bar Total time Level scale Ti Riad _ H di Clip level indicators Channel level meters Channel names Output assignments Project name Progress bar Total time i O B AR REER MENO CE Petal 00 00 59 al Sample size bit depth pp A id rT 29 00 23 Date and time Channel level meters Output level meters Clip level indicators Indicates the name of the project If you copy WAV files from your computer via USB to the R 4 s internal hard disk this will show the file name File names containing double byte characters e g Japanese will not be displayed cor rectly but they can be played Indicates the time that has elapsed from the beginning of the project to the current location Indicated in terms of hours minutes seconds Indicates the current playback location relative to the entire project Indicates the total time of the entire project Shows the audio level of each channel in real time The markings are relative to 0 dBFS Full Scale of the digital signal For example 12 means 12 dBFS C is clipping level 0 dBFS This area shows up to four channel names If you re using one stereo channel this will indicate 1L and 1R If you re using two stereo channels this will in dicate 1L 1R 2L 2R For a monaural proj
84. e HOLD switch is turned off If this is on the panel buttons and the scrub and shuttle dials will be inoperable Referto Hold switch HOLD p 10 Project names and folder names in the main switch or Finder are garbled WAVE file or folder names that contain double byte characters e g Japanese are not displayed correctly In some cases it will not be possible to Rename them successfully Referto Available characters p 63 83 Main specifications Recorder Part Channels 4 Signal Processing AD DA Conversion 24 bits Sampling Frequency 44 1 48 96 kHz Data Type Format WAV Sampling Frequency 44 1 48 96 kHz Bit Depth 16 24 bits Media Internal Hard Disk Drive 40 GB CompactFlash supports 32 MB 2 GB Recording Time 16 bit 44 1 kHz Stereo 58 hours 16 bit 48 kHz Stereo 53 hours 24 bit 48 kHz Stereo 35 hours 16 bit 96 kHz Stereo 17 hours These recording times are approximate Your actual results may vary somewhat If more than one recorded file exists the total recordable time will be less than these Audio Input and Output Part Analog Inputs Chamnel 1 4 XLR type phantom powered 1 4 inch TRS phone type balanced unbalanced Internal Microphone Stereo Analog Outputs LINE Out 1 4 inch phone type L R RCA phono type L R Headphones Stereo 1 4 inch phone type Digital Input Output Coaxial type conforms to IEC60958 Input Impedance 4k ohms
85. e device fails to respond to operational commands or does not complete operations turn off the power If the power does not shut off following normal shutdown proce dures disconnect the power plug If the unit does not operate normally when the power is turned on again it may mean that the hard disk has been damaged In such instances consult your dealer or the nearest Roland Service Center Note however that it may not be possible to recover any data from the hard disk once it has been lost Copyright Unauthorized recording distribution sale lending public performance broadcasting or the like in whole or in part of a work musical composition video broadcast public performance or the like whose copyright is held by a third party is prohibited by law When exchanging audio signals through a digital connection with an external instrument this unit can perform recording without being subjected to some of the restrictions of the Serial Copy Management System SCMS This is because the unit is intended solely for musical production and is designed not to be subject to restrictions as long as it is used to record works such as your own compositions that do not infringe on the copyrights of others SCMS is a feature that prohibits second generation and later copying through a digital connection It is built into MD recorders and other consumer digital audio equipment as a copyright protection feature Do not use this
86. e grabaci n en el men System Settings configuraci n del sistema Para obtener m s detalles consulte 1 Recording Setup p g 60 Conector de salida digital DIGITAL OUT Este conector ofrece la misma se al de audio que los jacks de salida de linea y el jack de auriculares pero en formato digital Conector L L CONNECTOR Puede utilizar un cable est reo mini para conectarlo a un dispositivo de v deo que est equipado con un conector LANC Al comenzar la grabaci n en el dispositivo de v deo el R 4 comenzar a grabar tambi n Cuando detenga la grabaci n en el dispositivo de v deo el R 4 tambi n detendr la grabaci n Para obtener m s detalles consulte Connecting a video device that has a LANC connector p g 74 Conector USB USB D Jack del adaptador de CA DC IN Gancho de seguridad del cable Bot n de expulsi n Ranura de la tarjeta de memoria MEMORY CARD El R 4 s lo puede utilizar tarjetas de memoria CompactFlash de tipo 1 No admite tarjetas Microdrive Para obtener m s detalles sobre la utilizaci n de tarjetas CompactFlash consulte Handling memory cards p g 70 Terminal de toma de tierra Ranura de seguridad c http www kensington com amp Jack de auriculares PHONES En este jack se conectan los auriculares Utilice el bot n de ajuste del nivel del monitor 62 para ajustar el volumen Si conecta los auriculares
87. e it easy to tell the date Project Name Date Name and time that the recording was made Name Assigning a unique project name so that the projects have names such as SCENE001 SCENE002 and so forth will make it easy to see which projects belong together Simultaneously recording at different input levels These settings are useful when you cannot afford mistakes such as when recording an event or other non repeatable occasion Even if you ve set the input levels appropriately there may be cases in which an unexpectedly loud sound causes clipping to occur or conversely in which the sound stays at an unexpectedly low level In such cases you can use two pairs of mics and channels each set to differing input levels and record them simultaneously Afterward you can choose the best pair E Panel settings Input level select switch MIC ON if you re using a condenser mic that requires phantom power otherwise OFF Set channels 1 and 2 to appropriate levels Set channels 3 and 4 to slightly low er input levels for example about 12 dB lower than channels 1 and 2 Phantom power switch Input level knobs E Recording Setup Input Select Analog Rec Freq 44 1 kHz Rec Bit 16 bit Rec Mode STEREOx2 Pre Recording OFF Project Name Date 78 Messages Message AN Int Batt Lou A Battery Low A HOD 510w A Media Full A Over ZGE AN Project xiz A File 534 Error A Hame too lona A Improper Pros
88. e shown in the Crrrr HH Db 1 main screen 15 45 00 Sen IN Set Pu CEnter 7 Project Name You can use Name 1 8 to specify eight different names The project name will consist of this name plus a consecutive number of 001 002 003 appended to it For example in the case of the default setting R4_Scenel the project name will be R4_Scene1_001 In order to use a name you ve specified here you ll need to set the Recording Setup parameter Project Name to Name 1 8 Available characters space 5 amp 01234546789 ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPORSTUVWXYZ _ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 8 HDD Utility Here you can execute various utility commands with respect to the R 4 s internal hard disk You can t execute HDD Utility commands during recording or playback Command Explanation Formats the internal hard disk All projects and folders in the internal hard disk will be erased afterwards the hard disk Format will be empty Be sure to back up your projects before you execute this command Checks the internal hard disk and after reorganization frees up any hard disk space not used by R 4 projects Check There is no guarantee that this command will restore the internal hard disk to a normal operating state Since this command directly affects the storage area of the hard disk it is possible that projects may be affected Be sure to back up your projects before you ex ecute this command 63 System settings 9
89. e using connect the R 4 s LINE OUT line input jacks or DIGITAL OUT digital output jack to your amplified speakers A Switch on the R 4 s power 5 Next switch on your speakers and gradually increase the volume to the desired level The R 4 does not provide a way to adjust the volume of the audio that is output from its line output jacks Connecting a mixer or other analog device analog connection line output jacks Here s how to connect a mixer or other audio device that has line input jacks 1 Switch off the power on the R 4 2 Minimize the volume of the mixer or other device you re going to connect 3 Connect the R 4 s LINE OUT line input jacks to your mixer You ll need separately available audio cables not included for connecting to the R 4 s line output jacks 4 Switch on the R 4 s power 5 Next switch on your mixer and gradually increase the volume to the desired level The R 4 does not provide a way to adjust the volume of the audio that is output from its line output jacks 34 Playing back Connecting an MD recorder or other digital recording device digital connection digital output connector You can connect an MD recorder or other device that has a digital input connector and use it to record the sound played back by the R 4 The sampling frequency of the project your playing back will J 050123233509 be the sampling frequency of the audio that s output from the y L il
90. eat annule la lecture en boucle 95 PresentatioFrancaisn du R 4 Y Touche d affichage DISPLAY Cette touche commute les diff rents menus de l cran du R 4 Pour plus d informations voir Display p 18 Touches Curseur Selection du moniteur CURSOR MONITOR SELECT Ces touches permettent de s lectionner les l ments affich s Dans le menu principal une pression sur les touches haut bas permet de s lectionner le canal a monitorer Pour plus d informations voir Display p 18 B Touche Retour EXIT Cette touche permet de retourner au menu pr c dent ou d annuler une op ration Touche Entr e Recherche ENTER FINDER Cette touche permet de confirmer un parametre ou de finaliser une valeur Vous pouvez galement ap puyer sur cette touche pour utiliser la fonction Recherche Pour en savoir plus sur la fonction Recherche voir The Finder screen p 41 Touche Scrub SCRUB VALUE Cette touche permet de modifier une valeur ou de naviguer parmi les l ments param tr s Lorsque l ap pareil est arr t ou que la lecture est sur pause la touche Scrub permet de d placer le curseur vers l avant ou l arri re Y Touche Shuttle SHUTTLE Lorsque le projet est en cours de lecture tourner la touche vers la droite pour avancer rapidement ou vers la gauche pour reculer rapidement Lorsque le projet est l arr t cette touche agit sur le compteur horaire 96 PresentatioFran
91. ect Set the other items in 1 Recording Setup as appropriate for the Be i Rec Bit recording you want to make Rec Mode i i i ma For more about system settings refer to System settings p 60 Pre Recordi a Pronect Name O Limiter Turn this ON if you want to prevent unexpectedly loud sounds or strong attacks from producing clipping noise The limiter threshold is 10 dB relative to digital full scale and the compression ratio is 1 3 27 Recording 28 O Input level knobs These knobs adjust the input levels If you re recording in stereo these knobs control the following signals Channel 1 STEREO 1 L channel INPUT GAIN 1 knob Channel 2 STEREO 1 R channel INPUT GAIN 2 knob Channel 3 STEREO 2 L channel INPUT GAIN 3 knob Channel 4 STEREO 2 R channel INPUT GAIN 4 knob Adjusting the input level 1 Hold down the PAUSE button and press the REC record button The R 4 will enter recording standby mode In recording standby mode the REC record button will blink and the display will indicate REC STANDBY 2 Play sound into the microphone at the actual volume that you expect to record 3 Gradually turn the input level knob toward the right 4 Adjust the level so that the level meter shown in the display reaches a point slightly before clip level If the recording O 0415666551 ge 16 40 00 mesa 9 level is too low quiet sounds will not be recorded If the i ABH EURO al E
92. ect this area will show 1 2 3 and 4 according to the num ber of channels These show how the audio of each channel is assigned to the L R output channels L means that the audio is assigned to the left channel R to the right channel and LR to both left and right channels Channels for which no indi cation appears will not be output When you re in the main screen you can press the CURSOR up down buttons to select the channel that you want to monitor The output is sent to the PHONES jack line output jacks and digital output connector Sampling frequency Sample size Marker indicators 18 Indicates the sampling frequency and sample size bit depth of the currently selected project The number at the left indicates the marker located immediately before the current time counter value The number at the right indicates the total number of markers assigned in the currently selected project aa 7 frequency T r JE Marker indicators Clip level indicators power source Introducing the R 4 Output level meters These are the output level meters They show the final output levels of the L and R channels to which the various channels have been mixed You can use Clip level indicators the monitor level sliders of the mixer screen to adjust the level of each channel From the left the level meter is calibrated at 36 24 12 and 6 dBFS Indicates how power is being supplied to the R 4 The plug icon is shown if
93. ect the AC adaptor from the outlet Whenever you suspect the possibility of lightning Q If used improperly batteries may explode or leak N and cause damage or injury In the interest of safety please read and observe the following precautions p 25 N e Carefully follow the installation instructions for O batteries and make sure you observe the correct polarity e Avoid using new batteries together with used ones In addition avoid mixing different types of batteries e Remove the batteries whenever the unit is to remain unused for an extended period of time e Ifa battery has leaked use a soft piece of cloth or paper towel to wipe all remnants of the discharge from the battery compartment Then install new batteries To avoid inflammation of the skin make sure that none of the battery discharge gets onto your hands or skin Exercise the utmost caution so that none of the discharge gets near your eyes Immediately rinse the affected area with running water if any of the discharge has entered the eyes e Never keep batteries together with metallic objects such as ballpoint pens necklaces hairpins etc with whatever regulations for their safe disposal that may be observed in the region in which you live Used batteries must be disposed of in compliance Q Should you remove the ground terminal screw keep them in a safe place out of children s reach so O there is no chance of them being swallowed accidentally
94. ediately after opening the package please check that you have all of these items If any items are missing please contact the dealer where you purchased the R 4 E R 4 BUILT IN HARD DISK DRIVE USB MASS STORAGE DEVICE 24 bit 96 kHz DIGITAL PHANTOM POWER LIMITER ON ON la al s 1 2 3 4 SHUTTLE SCRUB VALUE CURSOR MONITOR SELECT ii A B REPEAT DISPLAY E AC adaptor This AC adaptor is designed specifically for the R 4 Do not attempt to use any other adaptor with the R 4 IS Connecting the AC adaptor and turning the power on p 24 EH USB cable 1 meter You can use this cable to connect the R 4 to the USB connector of your computer I Connection to a computer p 72 If the AC adaptor or USB cable becomes damaged or if you need a replacement for any reason please contact one of the Service Centers listed in the Information section at the end of this manual Don t remove the ferrite core that s attached to the USB cable NW Carrying case You can use this case to protect the R 4 while it is being transported or stored E Owner s manual This is the document you re reading Keep it at hand for easy reference Introducing the R 4 The R 4 s controls and connectors Top panel FE 1 O O A A mica Wi mer E DI R 0 E 4 CHANNEL PORTABLE RECORDER and WAVE EDITOR u mE BUILT IN HARD DISK DRIVE USB MASS STORAGE DEVICE ER 24 bit 96 kHz DI
95. en you can use the pa button or gt gt i button to move backward or forward to the location of a marker You can use the Mark function either while playing or while recording Use the NEXT button or the SHUTTLE dial to find the location at which you want to assign a marker Play fast forward or rewind the project to the location at which you want to assign a marker Press the MARK button at the location at which you O RiA_Scenei_oao want to assign a marker AB n AB n 2 OL Number of markers E TOTAL 00 04 52 UE EU idb 0 MITA You can assign markers while playing recording or in the project T a i a 7 Marker information e ca ano e display indicates the number ol mar ds shown at on iI Number of markers right Marks are numbered sequentially starting at the u you ve passed beginning of the project You can assign up to 99 markers Repeat steps 1 and 2 to assign markers as desired When you ve assigned one or more markers proceed as follows You can use these operations either while playing or while stopped lt q button Moves to the marker immediately before the current location previous marker gt button Moves to the marker immediately following the current location next marker CLEAR button Deletes the marker you specified using the Mark buttons Marks are deleted consecutively starting with the marker immediately before the current location 39 Playing back Repeat play
96. ent ou en mode pause enregistrement Interrupteur principal POWER Cet interrupteur met l appareil sous tension et hors tension Pour allumer ou teindre l appareil appuyer pendant environ deux secondes sur l interrupteur Celui ci est clair en vert lorsque l appareil est sous ten sion Ne pas mettre l appareil hors tension pendant l enregistrement ou la lecture Interrompre imp rativement la lecture et l enregistrement avant toute mise hors tension En cas de mise hors tension accidentelle en cours d enregistrement les donn es enregistr es ne sont pas m moris es sur le disque dur La mise hors tension du R 4 pendant une phase d acc s au disque dur par exemple pendant l enregistrement ou la lecture est susceptible d endommager celui ci Veiller galement a ne pas mettre l appareil hors tension pendant le transfert de donn es entre le disque dur et la carte CompactFlash Pour ne pas cr er d instabilit ou d endommager le disque dur ne jamais mettre le R 4 hors tension lorsque son cran affiche Connexion en cours ou Traitement en cours 94 PresentatioFrancaisn du R 4 Commutateur HOLD Pour viter toute manceuvre accidentelle il est possible de d sactiver les touches de commande en s lec tionnant la position HOLD ON Toutefois m me lorsque la commande HOLD ON est activ e les commandes alimentation fant me ag limiteur s lecteur d entr e volume d entr e et volume de sortie
97. eo device that has a LANC connector and make the R 4 operate in synchronization with the video device The R 4 does not record or synchronize to time code Also the recording time on the video device and the recording time on the R 4 may drift during long recordings LANC connection settings Press the R 4 s SYSTEM button The System Menu screen appears 1 Recordina Setur Player Setu 3 Speaker 4 LCD Setur 5 System Setur Si TEEGEE Use the CURSOR buttons to choose 5 System Setup and press the ENTER button Recording Setup Player Setur SFesker LCD Setur The System Setup screen appears Use the CURSOR buttons to choose L Connector Battery Tyre Alkaline L Connector Use the SCRUB VALUE dial to select Enable The setting is applied when you select it You don t need to press the ENTER button JAH 26 18 08 2 4 Press the EXIT button You re returned to the System Menu screen Press the EXIT button once again to return to the main screen In this state the R 4 will operate in synchronization with your video device For details on settings and operation for your video device refer to the manual of your video device Using the LANC connection h Q N Use the special cable to connect the LANC connector of your video device to the R 4 s L CONNECTOR Power up your video device When your video device enters recording standby mode the R 4 will also enter recording standby mode W
98. er If the desired project isin a folder the hard disk HD MEMO or the CompactFlash card CF you can press the CURSOR right button to move into the selected folder i e move to a lower level folder If you want to move back to the upper level folder press the CURSOR left button If you want to select the CompactFlash card select the hard disk HD pere and then press the CURSOR right button the contents of the y CompactFlash card will appear However this will not be displayed if i no CompactFlash card is inserted When the screen shown in the illustration appears use the Finder CURSOR buttons to choose 4 Copy O F4_Scenel 01 Use the CURSOR up down buttons or the SCRUB VALUE dial to select the copy destination folder the folder to which you want to copy the project Then press the ENTER button to execute the Copy operation As the copy destination you may also select HD hard disk or CF CompactFlash rm ILO ONGS If you decide to cancel without executing press the EXIT button an ON EHTER Don t turn off the power while a project is being copied If the copy destination contains an identically named project anumber FR4_5cene1 61 such as 1 or 2 will be appended to the name of the copied project How Processing RESI Cancel Push CESSIT 44 The Finder screen Moving a project Move You can t move a project between the hard disk and the CompactFlash c
99. er compression starts being applied to CH1 left it will be applied to CH2 right at the same time Also the stereo image will not be recorded correctly if the input level knob settings differ significantly between L and R so that the levels are not balanced correctly Even though you ve set the recording levels the sound is distorted when you turn on an effect Since some effects work by emphasizing a portion of the sound this may increase the volume of the overall song thereby causing clipping distortion You may take either of the following two actions e Lower the level LEV values for each effect parameter The overall volume will decrease but the character of the effect will be maintained Refer to Effects setting p 55 e Lower the input level to decrease the volume before applying the effect This adjustment is easy to make but may change the resulting character of the effect A message of HDD Slow appears Writing access to the hard disk has slowed down As you repeatedly write and delete project files the files on the hard disk will become fragmented and this will slow down the processing speed If you are making important recordings you should consistently delete all projects together when you re finished with them Repeated deletion of smaller pieces of data will cause the disk to become fragmented possibly causing recording to fail 81 Troubleshooting Playback related problems No sound I
100. er data Of course these files can be loaded into players or waveform editing software in the same way as conventional WAV files Caution when copying files from your computer Please note the following cautions when copying files from your computer into the R 4 s internal hard disk The R 4 can only record linear PCM WAV files at sampling frequencies of 44 1 48 or 96 kHz and bit depths of 16 or 24 bits It cannot play back any other type of file File names and folder names containing double byte characters e g Japanese will not be displayed correctly Any files other than WAV files cannot be recognized by the R 4 and will be ignored Files beginning with dot will be ignored You must not copy files larger than 2 GB into the R 4 s internal hard disk Doing so will make the R 4 s operation unstable and in the worst case might even damage the files in the internal hard disk 22 Getting ready to use the R 4 Basic connection examples Before you make connections to other equipment turn down the volume of all your equipment and turn off the power to prevent malfunctions or speaker damage Digital connections Digital connection Analog connection Equipment that has a digital input jack Equipment that has a digital output jack Equipment that has a line input jack Amplified speakers Mixers Er MD player for recording Amplified speakers etc CD MD player for playback SS 200000 DIGITAL IN DIGITAL
101. er screen p 41 Potenziometro scrub SCRUB VALUE Utilizzare questo potenziometro per selezionare le voci da impostare o per modificare un valore In fase inattiva o quando la riproduzione in pausa possibile ruotare il potenziometro scrub per spostare avanti o indietro la posizione attuale Potenziometro shuttle SHUTTLE Durante la riproduzione del progetto ruotare questo potenziometro in senso orario per l avanzamento rapido oppure in senso antiorario per il riavvolgimento rapido Quando il progetto in fase inattiva questo potenziometro fa avanzare il contatore 102 Presentazione dell R 4 Pannello frontale 0020 D PREV NEXT STOP PAUSE PLAY CT D 4 CHANNEL PORTABLE RECORDER and WAVE EDITOR INPUT GAIN Deutsch Display Pulsante PREV PREV La pressione del pulsante PREV quando il progetto amp in riproduzione o in fase inattiva consente di passare all inizio del progetto 00 00 00 La pressione di questo pulsante all inizio del progetto consente di passare al progetto precedente anche possibile premere questo pulsante e tenerlo premuto per il riavvolgimento rapido Questa funzione disponibile sia durante la riproduzione sia in fase inattiva Se la Modalit di riproduzione impostata su Single nelle Impostazioni del riproduttore delle Impostazioni del sistema non sar possibile passare al progetto precedente o successivo Pulsante NEXT NEXT La
102. f the monitor level knob is turned too far down the volume may be too low for you to hear Gradually raise the monitor level knob Referto Monitor level knob MONITOR p 13 Make sure that your headphones or speakers are connected correctly No sound from the internal speakers In the system settings for Speaker make sure that Speaker Switch is ON No sound is output from the internal speakers if this setting is OFF No sound is output from the internal speakers if headphones are connected To prevent acoustic feedback no sound is output from the internal speakers during recording or recording standby The CompactFlash card contains a file but the R 4 won t play it The R 4 can t directly play files from the CompactFlash card In order to play a file located on the CompactFlash card use the Finder screen to copy the file onto the R 4 s hard disk and then play it Refer to Copying a project Copy p 44 A skip of several seconds occurs in the project playback If the R 4 is subjected to vibration or impact writing to the hard disk may not occur in time meaning that that portion of sound will not be recorded When you listen to the recorded project the time count during playback will not skip but there will be a skip of several seconds in the sound of the project During recording please be careful that the R 4 is not subjected to impact The sound skips when you play back through the internal speakers
103. fie non verr emesso alcun suono dai diffusori interni Non verr emesso alcun suono dai diffusori interni neanche durante la registrazione o in modo standby di registrazione al fine di impedire un eventuale ritorno acustico Interruttore di alimentazione POWER Accende spegne l apparecchio Per accendere o spegnere l apparecchio premere e tenere premuto l interruttore di alimentazione per due secondi circa L interruzione di alimentazione si illumina di verde quando l apparecchio acceso Non spegnere l apparecchio durante la registrazione O la riproduzione necessario assicurarsi che la riproduzione o la registrazione siano terminate prima di spegnere l apparecchio Se l apparecchio viene spento accidentalmente durante la registrazione i dati in registrazione non vengono salvati sul disco fisso Il disco fisso potrebbe risultare danneggiato nel caso in cui l R 4 sia spento durante la lettura o la scrittura di dati sul disco fisso come durante la registrazione o la riproduzione Fare inoltre attenzione a non spegnere l apparecchio durante il trasferimento dei dati tra il disco fisso e la scheda CompactFlash Non spegnere l apparecchio quando il display dell R 4 indica Now Connecting oppure Now Processing Questa operazione potrebbe rendere l R 4 instabile e anche danneggiare il disco fisso interno 100 Presentazione dell R 4 Interruttore Hold HOLD Impostando HOLD in posizione ON e possibile dis
104. file into your computer and create a music CD from it You can use the 48 kHz or 96 kHz settings when recording audio that contains a significant amount of high frequency content from instruments such as cym bals or when you want to capture the brightness and transparency of a natural environment This selects the sample size bit depth for recording A larger sample size allows the sound to be captured in greater detail but will produce a larger project file meaning that there will be less available recording time on the hard disk Use the 16 bit setting for normal recording This allows the broadest compatibil ity when loading the recorded file into your computer for playback Use the 24 bit setting if you want to capture the tonal character and ambience in greater detail such as when recording an instrumental or vocal performance Menu item Rec Mode Pre Record ing Value MONOx1 MONOx2 MONOx3 MONOx4 STEREOx1 STEREOx2 4CHx1 44 1kHz MONOx1 MONOx2 MONOx3 MONOx4 STEREOX STEREO Soto os co o Ox o o O Ox O O EC 10 1 System settings Function One channel recording to This selects the structure of the project file that is one monaural file created when you record A monaural WAV file will be created for each channel Choose these two monaural files settings if you re using a separate mic for the vo caland performance or each speaker in a conver L a
105. for each channel The effect on off setting and effect parameter settings will be linked for chan nels 1 and 2 and for channels 3 and 4 ln Choose this setting if the project uses channels 1 and 2 and channels 3 and 4 as stereo pairs CH1 2 3 4 The effect on off setting and effect parameter settings will be linked for all channels 58 Effects setting Use the SCRUB VALUE dial to specify the channels for which effect settings will be linked In the same way make the desired settings for PLAY and REC PLAY i CHi 2 CH3 4 OFF The effect will not be applied during playback OH ON The effect will be applied during playback OFF OFF JAH 20 20 43 E REC OFF The effect will not be applied during recording ON The effect will be applied during recording Press the DISPLAY button GE The effect parameter screen will appear Lo e The effect parameter screen won t appear if you ve selected 0 No Effect as the Type Use the CURSOR buttons and the SCRUB VALUE dial to set each effect parameter JAH 20 21 05 If you selected CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 or CH1 2 CH3 4 as the Link setting press the DISPLAY button Band EL The next channel or pair of channels will appear in the display JAH 20 21 07 While setting effect parameters you can return to the previous screen by pressing the EXIT MEMO button The effect settings you make are remembered until you ch
106. h sur le secteur ins rer les piles dans le compartiment pr vu cet effet Il n est pas utile d installer des piles lorsqu un adaptateur AC est utilis Veiller mettre le R 4 hors tension pour passer d une alimentation par adaptateur AC au mode piles et vice versa Pour plus d informations voir Installing batteries and turning the power on p 25 IC Q o LL A 99 Presentazione dell R 4 Pannello frontale 4 CHANNEL PORTABLE RECORDER and WAVE EDITOR BUILT IN HARD DISK DRIVE USB MASS STORAGE DEVICE Q 24 bit 96 kHz DIGITAL POWER fat SHUTTLE SCRUB VALUE NS Wy A B REPEAT DISPLAY D h FINDER Microfoni interni MIC L MIC R I suoni che arrivano al MIC L sono registrati sul canale 1L mentre i suoni captati dal MIC R sono registrati sul canale 1R Nel caso in cui la registrazione sia eseguita mediante i microfoni interni impostare la voce Impostazioni di registrazione su Int Mic nel menu Impostazioni del sistema Per maggiori informazioni fare riferimento alla sezione Recording from the internal mics p 30 Non effettuare connessioni ai jack di ingresso non utilizzati Diffusori interni Se si desidera che il suono venga emesso dai diffusori interni impostare la voce Speaker su ON nel menu Impostazioni del sistema Per maggiori informazioni fare riferimento alla sezione Playing back p 34 Nel caso in cui siano collegate delle cuffie al jack delle cuf
107. he CURSOR up down buttons or the SCRUB dial to specify the value For example in a stereo two channel project STEREO x2 you might set the Mix Level to 6 0 dB so that the level of each channel will be lowered by 6 dB when they are merged If you decide to cancel press the EXIT button To execute press the ENTER button If you decide not to use the Merge command press the EXIT button Even when the screen shown at the right is displayed you can halt execution by pressing the EXIT button Don t turn off the power while a project is being saved or while processing is being performed Wave Edit Menu O 959254955615 1 Divide 3 Comb ine 4 Herse Merge O 959254955615 Her e gt Push CENTER O 959254955615 How Processing AA a Cancel Push CESSIT It may take some time to save the project if it contains a large amount of data A Media Full If the internal hard disk does not have enough space to save the project a message of Media Full will appear 54 Effects setting The R 4 provides five types of effects You can apply an effect to the incoming sound as it s being recorded or you can apply an effect to the playback You can also change the effect settings for each channel Effects are not available when the R 4 is operating at 96 kHz Effect types provided on the R 4 No Effectname Effect No effect will be applied 0 Use this setting if you w
108. hen connection cables with resistors are used the volume level of equipment connected to the combo input jacks may be low If this happens use connection cables that do not contain resistors such as those from the Roland PCS series O Input level select switch Set to LINE O Phantom power switch Turn this OFF O System settings Press the R 4 s SYSTEM button In 1 Recording Setup set Input Select to Analog cit select Set the Rec Mode to STEREOx1 As E Rec Bit Set the other items in 1 Recording Setup as appropriate for the Rec Mode N recording you want to make Pre Recordi ns For more about system settings refer to System settings p 60 FroJect Hame 32 Recording O Input level knobs Adjust the input level 1 L and 2 R knobs If there are channels to which you have not connected anything turn their input level knobs to the minimum position Refer to Adjusting the input level p 28 Record button REC Press the REC record button to begin recording For details on recording standby refer to Recording standby p 28 Limiter Turn this OFF if you re recording an audio source whose levels have already been regularized in contrast to a live audio source whose levels might change unpredictably or if you have already checked the maximum volume levels that are going to occur Turn this ON if you need to prevent clipping distortion that might be caused by unexpectedly lo
109. hen you begin or stop recording on your video device the R 4 will also begin or stop recording 74 Application guide Before you record using the R 4 you ll need to make a variety of settings so it s set up in a way that s appropriate for your recording situation and purposes This section gives several actual examples of applications For details on connections refer to Recording p 27 Here we will explain the settings you ll need to make on the R 4 Connecting an external mic for CD quality stereo recording This is a basic form of recording E Panel settings Input level select switch MIC Phantom power switch a you re using a condenser mic that requires phantom power otherwise E Recording Setup Input Select Analog Rec Freq 44 1 kHz Rec Bit 16 bit Rec Mode STEREOx1 Pre Recording OFF Project Name Date 75 Application guide Recording birdsongs outdoors Here are basic settings for recording birdsongs or similar sounds outdoors Since you ll need to run on batteries outdoors the settings take power conservation into account E Panel settings Input level select switch Phantom power switch E Recording Setup Input Select Rec Freq Rec Bit Rec Mode Pre Recording Project Name E LCD Setup MIC ON if you re using a condenser mic that requires phantom power otherwise OFF Analog 44 1 kHz 16 bit STEREOx1 MONOx1 4 sec Date By lowering the samp
110. hier bitte Batterien ein wenn Sie das R 4 netzunabh ngig nutzen m chten Wenn Sie das Netz ger t anschlie en ben tigen Sie keine Batterien Bitte schalten Sie das R 4 aus bevor Sie von Netzbetrieb zu Batteriebetrieb oder umgekehrt wechseln Detaillierte Informationen finden Sie unter Installing batteries and turning the power on S 25 Ta Q o LL ue 93 Pr sentatioFrancaisn du R 4 Face sup rieure 4 CHANNEL PORTABLE RECORDER and WAVE EDITOR BUILT IN HARD DISK DRIVE USB MASS STORAGE DEVICE Q 24 bit 96 kHz DIGITAL POWER fat SHUTTLE SCRUB VALUE RL Wy Y D H Micros internes MIC L MIC R La source audio sur MIC L est enregistr e sur le canal 1L et la source MIC R sur le canal 1R Pour les enre gistrements par micros internes r gler le parametre Parametres d enregistrement du menu Parametres Systeme sur Int Mic Pour plus de d tails voir Recording from the internal mics p 30 Ne rien connecter a des prises jack d entr es inutilis es Haut parleurs internes Pour reproduire du son via les haut parleurs internes r gler le param tre Haut parleur du menu Para metres Systeme sur ON Pour plus de d tails voir Playing back p 34 Aucun son ne sera reproduit par les haut parleurs internes si un casque d coute est connect sur la Prise pour casque De m me les haut parleurs internes ne produiront aucun son pendant l enregistrem
111. i UB f a BH Al nn na Gg ey ie digital output connector 1 Switch off the power on the R 4 2 Switch off your MD recorder 3 Connect the R 4 s DIGITAL OUT jack to the digital input jack of your MD recorder You ll need a separately available coaxial type cable not included for connecting the R 4 s digital output jack to your digital device 4 Switch on the R 4 s power 5 Next switch on your MD recorder The R 4 does not provide a way to adjust the volume of the digital audio signal 35 Playing back Settings before playback Player Setup Press the R 4 s SYSTEM button ENTER The system menu screen appears in the display 1 Recording Setur 2 Player Setu 3 Speaker 4 LCD Setur 5 System Setur 5 JAH 24d 15 04 54 2 Use the CURSOR buttons to choose 2 Playing Setup and Sg 55 press the ENTER button Pina The Recording Setup screen appears le a OFF 3 Me Play OH Use the SCRUB VALUE dial to choose the Play Mode value The setting is applied as soon as you select it You don t need to press JAH 28 19 08 a the ENTER button Make settings for the following items as well Mea Player Setup settings Repeat OFF ON X2 Play OFF ON Playback method Selects the playback mode Only the selected project will play The projects in the folder containing the currently selected project will play consecutively Selects whether playback will repeat If
112. icon is shown in the lower right of the display As the battery runs down the battery icon will change as follows Remaining amount Display O 8561 O HB BB dl AA 00 02 59 1 Lei MATA RRE 0 HARE Or 0 Edl LEI 5 00 FC i d 8561 rad A HB BB BE a la 00 02 58 1 a nf MULA EE it 1RO C HARE oof 0 Edl LEI 5 0 EC i d 6501 aa N HB BB dl STINE 00 02 59 1 Lei MEALA RRE HAE oof 0 B Cl LEI Level 4 sufficient Level 3 Level 2 d 8561 Pd DEE HB BB dl ar Eu 00 02 59 1 Lei MAAL 1RO ___CIJI Hkk 0 0 Edl LU Level 1 d 6501 A i HB BB BE a eee 00 02 59 1 ca CU RRE 0 HARE 0 0 iL LU Level 0 little remaining When the battery reaches Level 0 the message shown will appear 6501232335609 Replace the batteries as soon as possible AR HA 00 ac If you continue using the R 4 when the batteries have run low the screen shown here will appear and then the power will AA Batters Lou automatically turn off shortly thereafter JAH 17 19 08 CH Battery life When using alkaline batteries 44 1 kHz 16 bit stereo phantom power off Continuous playback approximately 3 5 hours Continuous recording approximately 2 hours The values for battery life shown above are only approximate they will vary depending on your system and conditions of use The life of the battery will be shortened if you leave the display backlighting turned on
113. ingangsbuchsen an der rechten Seite ein und aus Es gibt separate Schalter f r die Kan le 1 2 und die Kan le 3 4 Sie k nnen die Phantomspannung f r die Kan le also separat w hlen O Begrenzer Schalter LIMITER Dieser Schalter schaltet einen Eingangspegelbegrenzer f r den analogen Schaltkreis ein und aus Wenn der Eingangspegel zu hoch ist komprimiert der Begrenzer den Eingangspegel um Verzerrungen vorzubeugen Der Schalter schaltet den Begrenzer f r alle Kan le 1 bis 4 gemeinsam ein und aus Der Eingangspegel wird jedoch f r jeden einzelnen Kanal separat ermittelt Sie k nnen den Begrenzer nicht separat f r jeden Kanal ein und ausschalten Wave Edit Taste WAVE EDIT Mit dieser Taste aktivieren Sie den Wave Edit Modus in dem Sie Operationen wie Trim Trimmen Divide Teilen Combine Kombinieren und Merge Zusammenf hren ausf hren k nnen Details hierzu finden Sie unter Editing S 48 Sie k nnen den Wave Edit Modus nicht aufrufen wenn auf der Festplatte des R 4 keine Dateien gespei chert sind die das R 4 verarbeiten kann WAV Dateien sind die einzigen Dateitypen die das R 4 verarbei ten kann Effekt Taste EFFECTS Details finden Sie unter Effects setting S 55 Q Systemtaste SYSTEM Details finden Sie unter System settings S 60 D Marker MARKER L schtaste CLEAR Mit dieser Taste l schen Sie einen Marker den Sie mit der Mark Taste gesetzt haben Die Marker werden
114. iproduzione del progetto e la parte tra i Pen marker A e B sara ripetuta l Durante la riproduzione premere una volta il pulsante A B repeat Questo punto sara l inizio marker A della riproduzione ripetuta 2 Premere ancora una volta il pulsante A B repeat Questo punto sar la fine marker B della riproduzione ripetuta La parte specificata nelle fasi 1 e 2 sar riprodotta ripetutamente Per annullare la riproduzione ripetuta premere di nuovo il pulsante A B repeat 101 Presentazione dell R 4 Y Pulsante display DISPLAY Questo pulsante cambia il contenuto di ci che viene visualizzato sul display dell R 4 Per maggiori informazioni fare riferimento alla sezione Display p 18 Pulsanti cursor monitor select CURSOR MONITOR SELECT Utilizzare questi pulsanti per selezionare le voci visualizzate sul display Dalla schermata principale e possibile premere i pulsanti su gi per selezionare il canale che si desidera controllare Per maggiori informazioni fare riferimento alla sezione Display p 18 Pulsante exit EXIT Utilizzare questo pulsante per tornare alla schermata precedente o per annullare un operazione Pulsante enter finder ENTER FINDER Utilizzare questo pulsante per confermare un impostazione o un valore E anche possibile premere questo pulsante per utilizzare la funzione finder Per maggiori informazioni sulla funzione finder fare riferimento alla sezione The Find
115. iting procedure 48 Effects setting 00000000000000000000000000 55 Effetis suete ne 56 Use ec senc 58 System settings oooooooomommoo OO System Menu jaca 60 Example Opera MONS tie 65 ADDENGIX A 7O Handling memory cardsSs 70 Connection to a computer 72 Connecting a video device that has a LANC connector 74 Application guide 00000000000 75 Connecting an external mic for CD quality stereo recording 75 Recording birdsongs outdoors 76 Recording audio while shooting video 77 Recording audio memos using just the R 477 Simultaneously recording environmental sounds ambience 78 Simultaneously recording at different input levels msi 78 Messages Troubleshooting s ssssssssssesee 80 Computer related problems 80 Recording related problems 80 Playback related problems 82 Problems with the R 4 s operation 33 Main specifications 000000000000084 Block diagram 0 0000000000000000 86 BEI ARR RE AEREA Beschreibung des R 4 89 ica Pr sentation du R 4 0000000000194 LT RR elo A Presentazione dell R 4 100 EVO ii Presentaci n del R 4 106 Index 12 Checking the included items The R 4 comes with the following items Imm
116. keep the correct time if the battery is low To have the battery replaced consult with your retailer the nearest Roland Service Center or an authorized Roland distributor as listed on the Information page Int Batt Low Additional Precautions Please be aware that the contents of memory can be irretrievably lost as a result of a malfunction or the improper operation of the unit To protect yourself against the risk of loosing important data we recommend that you periodically save a backup copy of important data you have stored in the unit s memory on a CompactFrash or your computer Unfortunately it may be impossible to restore the contents of data that was stored on a hard disk or a CompactFrash once it has been lost Roland Corporation assumes no liability concerning such loss of data Use a reasonable amount of care when using the unit s buttons sliders or other controls and when using its jacks and connectors Rough handling can lead to malfunctions Never strike or apply strong pressure to the display When comnecting disconnecting all cables grasp the connector itself never pull on the cable This way you will avoid causing shorts or damage to the cable s internal elements Important Notes e To avoid disturbing your neighbors try to keep the unit s volume at reasonable levels You may prefer to use headphones so you do not need to be concerned about those around you especially when it is l
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118. le places for connection e Water pipes may result in shock or electrocution e Gas pipes may result in fire or explosion e Telephone line ground or lightning rod may be dangerous in the event of lightning Security Slot http www kensington com Y Headphone jack PHONES Connect a set of headphones to this jack Use the monitor level knob B to adjust the volume If you connect headphones sound will not be heard from the internal speakers amp 15 Introducing the R 4 Side panel right 16 NINA AAA NA Input level select switches Set these switches to either the MIC or LINE position depending on the type of device connected to channels 1 L and 2 R or channels 3 L and 4 R MIC If a mic is connected LINE If an audio device is connected via an analog connection Combo input jacks 1 4 These are analog audio input jacks compatible with mic preamps They accept either XLR or 1 4 phone plugs you can use whichever is most convenient for the equipment you re connecting Balanced or unbalanced signals can be connected You can use combo input jacks 1 4 as four channels of monaural input or as two stereo pairs 1 2 and 3 4 For details refer to 1 Recording Setup p 60 The XLR type jacks can provide 48 V phantom power allowing you to connect phantom powered condenser mics In this case turn on the phantom power switch E This instrument is equipped with balance
119. leuchtet die Taste gr n Bei Aufnahme oder Wiedergabe darf das Ger t nicht ausgeschaltet werden Vergewissern Sie sich vor dem Ausschalten dass Wiedergabe oder Aufnahme gestoppt sind auf der Festplatte gespeichert Falls Sie das Ger t w hrend einer Aufnahme versehentlich ausschalten werden die aufgenommenen Daten nicht Die Festplatte kann besch digt werden wenn Sie das R 4 ausschalten w hrend Daten auf der Festplatte gespei chert oder von ihr gelesen werden wie dies bei Aufnahme oder Wiedergabe der Fall ist Au erdem darf das R 4 w hrend der Daten bertragung von der Festplatte auf die CompactFlash Karte nicht ausgeschaltet werden Hierdurch wird das R 4 instabil au erdem kann dadurch die interne Festplatte besch digt werden Das R 4 darf nicht abgeschaltet werden wenn das Display Now Connecting oder Now Processing anzeigt 88 Beschreibung des R 4 Hold Schalter HOLD Durch Stellen des Schalters auf HOLD ON werden die Tasten des Bedienfeldes gesperrt damit durch ver sehentliches Dr cken keine unerw nschten Operationen ausgel st werden In der Schalterposition HOLD ON sind die folgenden Bedienelemente jedoch immer noch in Funktion also nicht gesperrt Phantomspannungsschalter Begrenzer Schalter Eingangswahlschalter Ein gangspegel und Ausgangspegel Phantomspannungsschalter PHANTOM POWER Diese Schalter schalten die Phantomspannung f r die XLR Anschl sse der Combo E
120. ling frequency Rec Freq and limiting the number of tracks you can minimize the size of the file to be written This will decrease the amount of access to the hard disk thereby conserving power Set to match the mics that are connected The pre recording setting lets you press the record button when you hear birdsong sounds that oc curred several seconds earlier will be captured retro actively If you re trying to capture birdsong a setting of four seconds will be sufficient In compari son to allowing recording to continue this method will minimize the number of accesses to the internal hard disk However with any pre recording setting other than OFF recording will always be occurring internally Using the Date setting will make it easy to tell the date and time that the recording was made BackLight Timer 5 sec E System Setup Battery Type Set to the type of batteries you ve installed Application guide Recording audio while shooting video Here are the basic settings for using the R 4 to record audio while you re shooting video If you re recording outdoors the settings for Recording birdsongs outdoors p 76 can be used in this case as well but other settings specific to video will also be necessary E Panel settings Input level select switch MIC ON if you re using a condenser mic that requires phantom power otherwise Phantom power switch OFF E Recording Setup The number of mics will de
121. ll be reached once compres sion is triggered by the input exceed i Zn NR ne ing the La en Higher settings of Attack mean that com pression will be applied more slow ly Adjusts the time over which com pression will be removed once the input falls below the threshold level Higher settings of Release mean that the sound will revert to its uncom pressed state more slowly 6 0dB 18 0dB 6 The value will change in 0 0dB HS the gain following compres steps of 0 5dB 7 LEVEL 0 120 Adjusts the overall volume 5 RELEASE 50 5000ms 100ms 37 Effects setting Using effects You can adjust the R 4 s effects not only while standing by for recording or playback but also while you listen to the sound during actual playback or recording This section explains how to adjust the effect settings while playing back or in recording standby mode SHUTTLE amp SCRUB VALUE MW EFFECTS SYSTEM RN lin ty CURSOR CLEAR O STO A B REPEAT EXIT N A FINDER 1 Press the R 4 s EFFECTS button The effect setting screen will appear in the display 2 i Use the SCRUB VALUE dial to select the desired effect type For details on each effect type refer to Effects p 56 3 Press the CURSOR down button The cursor will move to the Link setting PLAY O N REC forr OFF OFF OFF JAH 20 20 02 CH1 CH2 CH3 CHA The effect on off setting and effect parameter settings will be independent
122. menu screen appears in the display 1 Recording Setur Player Setu 3 Speaker LCD Setur 5 System Setur JAH D1 15 01 2 Use the CURSOR buttons to choose 1 Recording Setup and o eea Se press the ENTER button Input Se EGE The Recording Setup screen appears Rec Fred 44 1EHZ 3 Rec Bit 16bit Rec Mode STEREO 1 Use the SCRUB VALUE dial to choose the Input Select value Bra et DFF The setting is applied as soon as you select it Prosect Name Date You don t need to press the ENTER button l Use the CURSOR buttons to choose Rec Freq Recording Setur 5 INFUT 56182 Anal os Use the SCRUB VALUE dial to select the Rec Freq value Rec Fresa 44 1EHZ 6 Rec Bit 16bit In the same way use the CURSOR buttons and the SCRUB FES Mode STEREUx1 VALUE dial to choose and set the remaining items CEREA eh UTE 5 i Project Name Date d When you ve finished making settings press the EXIT button You re returned to the System Menu screen 8 Press the EXIT button once again to return to the main screen If you want to make other system related settings use the CURSOR buttons to select the desired menu item 65 System settings Date 8 Time settings 66 Press the R 4 s SYSTEM button The system menu screen appears in the display Use the CURSOR buttons to choose 6 Date amp Time and press the ENTER button The Date amp Time screen appears Use the CURSOR buttons and the SCRU
123. merous folders or projects within folders you can use the Finder screen to select the project that you want to play In this screen you can also perform operations such as deleting an unwanted project or copying a project to a CompactFlash card Finder functions eme Operation E p 41 p 42 p 43 pid p 45 p 46 Selecting a project Select i With project playback stopped and the main screen p 18 shown Finder in the display press the ENTER FINDER button The Finder E screen shown in the illustration will appear 050106055100 Projects are shown in descending alphabetical order J Er EU d R4_Scenei_Bai O R43cened 00 2 In the Finder screen use the CURSOR up down buttons or the SCRUB dial to select the desired project Then press the n ENTER button O GEGIEFEESIGE O 650123235509 d 050234055515 d R4_Scenei_Bai O R4_Scenei_ 00 If the desired project is in a folder the hard disk HD or the CompactFlash card CF you can MEMO press the CURSOR right button to move into the selected folder i e move to a lower level folder If you want to move back to the upper level folder press the CURSOR left button 3 When the screen at right appears use the CURSOR buttons to F inder choose 1 Select AS PA RSS 1 AA The project will be selected and you will return to the main screen Alternatively with a project selected step 2 you can press the PLAY button instead of pressing the ENTER button t
124. ng the data may not be read or written successfully causing recording or playback to be unsuccessful In the worst case irreparable damage may occur Please be careful not to subject the R 4 to strong impact or continued vibration while using it The following actions will cause malfunctions e Subjecting the unit to impact such as dropping it from a table onto a hard floor e Subjecting the unit to continuous vibration such as by leaving it on an uncushioned surface like the floor of a moving automobile 29 Recording Recording from the internal mics Here s how to record an audio source via the R 4 s internal mics O Phantom power switch Turn this OFF O System settings Press the R 4 s SYSTEM button In 1 Recording Setup set Input Select to Int Mic INFUT Select Set the other items in 1 Recording Setup as appropriate for the ia ui j recording you want to make Rec Mode STEREO For more about system settings refer to System settings p 60 Pre Recordings OFF Protect Name Date O Input level knobs Adjust the input level Refer to Adjusting the input level p 28 Input levels of the internal mics are adjusted by knob 1 MIC L and knob 2 MIC R O Record button REC Press the REC record button to begin recording For details on recording standby refer to Recording standby p 28 O Other settings If you want to monitor the sound that s being recorded connect he
125. nsulte Editing p g 48 No podr acceder al modo Wave Edit modificaci n de onda si el disco duro del R 4 no contiene archivos que admita el R 4 Los archivos WAV son el nico tipo de archivo que admite el R 4 Bot n de efectos EFFECTS Para obtener m s detalles consulte Effects setting p g 55 O Bot n de sistema SYSTEM Para obtener m s detalles consulte System settings p g 60 D Marcador MARKER Bot n de borrado CLEAR Este bot n borra un marcador que haya asignado mediante el bot n Mark marcar Los marcadores se borrar n sucesivamente comenzando con el marcador situado inmediatamente antes de la ubicaci n actual lt lt bot n Con este bot n se desplaza hasta el marcador que se encuentra inmediatamente antes de la ubicaci n actual el marcador anterior gt bot n Con este bot n se desplaza hasta el marcador que se encuentra inmediatamente despu s de la ubicaci n actual el siguiente marcador Bot n para marcar MARK Al presionar este bot n puede asignar un marcador a la ubicaci n que desee en el archivo del proyecto Los marcadores se numeran secuencialmente comenzando al principio del proyecto Bot n de repetici n A B A B REPEAT Con este bot n puede reproducir repetidamente un fragmento entre dos puntos A y B en el proyecto Simplemente asigne un marcador A y un marcador B mientras se est reproduciendo el proyecto y la reproducci n se repetir
126. o play the selected project You will return to the main screen when playback begins Since you cannot directly play back projects from the CompactFlash card you won t be able to select them You will have to copy the desired project to the R 4 s internal hard disk before you can select it 41 The Finder screen Deleting a project Delete With the main screen shown in the display press the ENTER Finder FINDER button The Finder screen shown in the illustration will ARPES O 4501 06055100 Projects are shown in descending alphabetical order a Beer ee F4_Scenel 481 R4_Scenei_BAZ In the Finder screen use the CURSOR up down buttons or the SCRUB dial to select the project you want to delete Then press the ENTER button d CEE O 8581 25255589 9592354955515 R4_3cene1 001 R4_3cene1d 002 Finder If the desired project isin a folder the hard disk HD MEMO or the CompactFlash card CF you can press the CURSOR right button to move into the selected folder i e move to a lower level folder If you want to move back to the upper level folder press the CURSOR left button If you want to select the CompactFlash card select the hard disk HD and then press the CURSOR right button the contents of the CompactFlash card will appear However this will not be displayed if EF no CompactFlash card is inserted Finger When the screen shown in the illustration appears use
127. omputer Turn on the R 4 s power switch Use a USB cable to connect the R 4 to your computer The computer will detect the R 4 and the screen shown at right will appear It may take several seconds for detection to occur If you see a dialog box asking you to Windows can perform the same action each time you insert a disk or connect a device with this kind of file click Cancel The computer will detect the R 4 as follows Windows When viewed from My Computer or Explorer the R 4 will appear as EDIROL R 4 Mac OS The R 4 will appear as EDIROL R 4 on the desktop You can copy WAV files from the R 4 to your computer or from your computer to the R 4 To copy a file drag and drop it 72 Appendix Disconnecting the R 4 from your computer Here s how to close the connection between your computer and the R 4 You must use the procedure described below to close the connection before you disconnect the USB cable NOTE Don t disconnect the USB cable or power down the R 4 while it s connected to your computer Windows 1 Close all software and windows such as Explorer that are referencing the R 4 s hard disk If any software or windows such as Explorer that are referencing the R 4 s hard disk are open when you close the USB connection between your computer and the R 4 an error will occur and the connection will not be closed correctly In the Windows task tray double click the Safely Remove Hardware
128. omputer can also be moved or copied to the R 4 s hard disk AC adaptor jack DC IN Connect the included AC adaptor to this jack Cord hook Use this to secure the AC adaptor cable Eject button Press this when you want to remove the CompactFlash card inserted in the memory card slot 6 6 8 Memory card slot MEMORY CARD You can insert a CompactFlash card into this slot Projects you record on the R 4 can be copied to a CompactFlash card for backup or to transfer them to a computer The R 4 is able to use only TYPE 1 CompactFlash memory cards Microdrive cards are not supported For details on handling CompactFlash cards refer to Handling memory cards p 70 14 Introducing the R 4 Grounding terminal Depending on the circumstances of a particular setup you may experience a discomforting sensation or perceive that the surface feels gritty to the touch when you touch this device microphones connected to it or the metal portions of other objects This is due to an infinitesimal electrical charge which is absolutely harmless However if you are concerned about this connect the ground terminal see figure with an external ground When the unit is grounded a slight hum may occur depending on the particulars of your installation If you are unsure of the connection method contact the nearest Roland Service Center or an authorized Roland distributor as listed on the Information page Unsuitab
129. oo long You ll need to shorten the name of the source project Improper Proj The R 4 cannot handle this project HOLD ON The HOLD switch is on This message will appear if you attempt to operate the R 4 while the HOLD switch is on Now Recording The R 4 is recording now This message will appear if you attempt to operate the R 4 during re cording If you need to perform an operation you must first stop re cording Now Playing The R 4 is playing now This message will appear if you attempt to operate the R 4 during playback If you need to perform an operation you must first stop re cording LANC Offline The connection with the L connector has been broken This message will appear if signals from the L connector are inter rupted or if the cable is disconnected 79 Troubleshooting If you experience difficulties read this section first It contains tips on how to resolve various problems Computer related problems Can t close the connection with the R 4 If you re using Windows and Explorer or any other software that is referencing the R 4 s hard disk is open when you attempt to close the USB connection between the R 4 and your computer the error message An error occurred while removing USB mass storage device Unable to close device unspecified volume Please execute Stop Device again later will appear and you will be unable to disconnect the R 4 Close all software or
130. or if you make heavy use of effects There 1s a System setting that allows you to specify the length of time that the backlight is to remain on For details refer to 4 LCD Setup p 62 26 Recording Recording from a connected mic Here s how to record an audio source from a mic connected to the R 4 s combo input jack Turn this ON s I ON 1 2 3 4 if you re using a 6 l condenser mic USB MASS STORAGE DEVICE 24 bit 96 kHz DIGITAL ITOM DWER LIMITER 1 2 3 4 SHUTTLE amp SCRUB VALUE WAVE EDIT a SYSTEM RSS S ny S 2 CURSOR MONITOR SELECT ITREBBBRRAN MIC LINE Gr Set to MIC PREV NEXT STOP PAUSE PLAY COOL INPUT GAIN _ 2 3 INPUT GAIN Adjust the mm cme sure input level OO O O O Connections Connect your mic to the combo input jack If you re monitoring through external speakers acoustic feedback a screech or whine may occur depending on the position of the mic relative to the speakers If this occurs take the following actions 1 Point the mic in a different direction 2 Move the mic away from the speakers 3 Lower the monitoring volume Input level select switch Set this to the MIC position O Phantom power switch If you ve connected a phantom powered condenser mic turn this ON O System settings Press the R 4 s SYSTEM button In 1 Recording Setup set Input Select to Analog a Sel
131. or warnings The specific meaning of the symbol is determined by the design contained within the triangle In the case of the symbol at left it is used for general cautions warnings or alerts to danger The symbol alerts the user to items that must never be carried out are forbidden The specific thing that must not be done is indicated by the design contained within the circle In the case of the symbol at left it means that the unit must never be disassembled The symbol alerts the user to things that must be carried out The specific thing that must be done is indicated by the design contained within the circle In the case of the symbol at left it means that the power cord plug must be unplugged from the outlet ALWAYS OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING Use only the attached power supply cord Also the supplied power cord must not be used with any other device Do not excessively twist or bend the power cord nor place heavy objects on it Doing so can damage the cord producing severed elements and short circuits Damaged cords are fire and shock hazards This unit either alone or in combination with an amplifier and headphones or speakers may be capable of producing sound levels that could cause permanent hearing loss Do not operate for a long period of time at a high volume level or at a level that is uncom fortable If you experience any hearing loss or ringing in the ears you should immediately stop using the
132. ording Setup O Record button REC Press the REC record button to begin recording For details on recording standby refer to Recording standby p 28 Other settings If you want to monitor the sound that s being recorded connect headphones to the PHONES jack and use the monitor level knob to adjust the volume Adjusting the monitor level knob won t affect the level of the sound that s actually being recorded If you re recording the digital input you can t use the input level knob to adjust the input level To play back the recorded sound refer to Playing back p 34 31 Recording Recording analog audio Here s how to record from an audio device connected to the R 4 s combo input jacks Audio playback system CD player record player etc Phantom power is not required sfa al so turn this OFF esi m A 1 2 3 4 SHUTTLE SCRUB VALUE anlan SU tin SS Wy IVA EFFECTS SYSTEM CURSOR MONITOR SELECT MARKER 0000 CLEAR 44 gt MARK III INN AAA A B REPEAT DISPLAY MIC LINE Gr Set to LINE PREV NEXT STOP PAUSE PLAY BELUOL EN INPUT GAIN re Adjust the input level INPUT GAIN MC 2 3 4 R L R L 0000 Raise slowly fe Set to minimum if not used Connections Connect your audio device to the combo input jacks You ll need to use phone jack audio cables sold separately W
133. ostare questi interruttori in posizione MIC oppure LINE a seconda del tipo di dispositivo collegato ai canali 1 L e 2 R o ai canali 3 L e 4 R YN MIC Se e collegato un microfono o LINE Se collegato un dispositivo audio mediante una connessione analogica Serie jack di ingresso 1 4 LL Si tratta di jack di ingresso audio analogici compatibili con mic preamp possibile collegarvi jack XLR oppure phone jack da 1 4 a seconda dei dispositivi da collegare Possono essere collegati segnali bilanciati o sbilanciati E possibile utilizzare la serie jack di ingresso 1 4 come quattro canali di ingresso monofonico o come due coppie stereo 1 2 e 3 4 Per maggiori informazioni fare riferimento alla sezione 1 Recording Setup p 60 Jack di uscita di linea LINE OUT Questi jack trasmettono lo stesso segnale del connettore di uscita digitale e del jack delle cuffie DI Il livello nominale di uscita fissato a 10 dBV e il volume di questi jack non pu essere regolato Pannello inferiore D Vano batterie Inserire le batterie in questo vano se si desidera alimentare l R 4 mediante batterie Se si utilizza l adattatore AC non necessario inserire le batterie Assicurarsi di avere spento l R 4 prima di passare dall alimentazione con l adattatore AC all alimentazione O a batterie o viceversa Ta Per maggiori informazioni fare riferimento alla sezione Installing batteries and turning the power on
134. pend on the video you re shooting If you re simply recording the background sound use two mics and record in stereo If you re re Input Select Analog cording a play or an instrumental performance you ll probably want to set up one mic for each actor or instrument You can record up to four mics simul taneously If you re going to shoot video with a video camera and later use a video editing system to bring in the Be E audio tracks recorded by the R 4 it s a good idea to record at 48 KHz If you re capturing audio for use in a production in Rec Bit 16 bit which the video is the main element 16 bit recording provides sufficient quality Set this to match the mic s you re using Choose the MONO setting if each mic is assigned to a different actor or instrument iz With the MONO setting a separate WAV file will be created for each mic In other cases you will generally use the STEREO setting Pre Recording OFF Turn this OFF since you ll be synchronizing to the video device It s convenient to assign a unique name to the project Project Name Name so that each recorded project will be easily identifi able e g SCENE001 SCENE002 etc E System Setup Set this to Enable if you re synchronizing the R 4 with a video camera that is equipped with a LANC con nector L Connector Recording audio memos using just the R 4 You can use the internal mics to record on just the R 4 without needing any external equipment
135. pressione del pulsante NEXT consente di passare al progetto successivo anche possibile premere questo pulsante e tenerlo premuto per l avanzamento veloce Questa funzione disponibile sia durante la riproduzione sia in fase inattiva Pulsante stop STOP Or S LL Pulsante pause PAUSE Pulsante play PLAY Questo pulsante avvia la riproduzione Il pulsante PLAY si illumina di blu durante la riproduzione Durante la riproduzione possibile premere di nuovo il pulsante PLAY per avviare la riproduzione a doppia velocit Durante la riproduzione a doppia velocit premere di nuovo il pulsante PLAY per tornare alla riproduzione normale Durante la riproduzione a doppia velocit nella parte inferiore del display verr visualizzata la scritta PLAY X2 La riproduzione a doppia velocit modificher il tono Per disattivare la funzione di riproduzione a doppia velocit passare alle Impostazioni del riproduttore nel menu Impostazioni del sistema e impostare X2 PLAY su OFF Per maggiori informazioni fare riferimento alla sezione 2 Player Setup p 62 Pulsante record REC Quando si preme il pulsante REC verr avviata immediatamente la registrazione Il pulsate REC si illumina di rosso durante la registrazione Se si tiene premuto il pulsante PAUSE e si preme il pulsante ry REC il pulsante REC si illumina di rosso e l R 4 entra in modo standby di registrazione La registrazione LU verr avvi
136. range equalizer Adjusts the overall volume Explanation Adjusts the gain at 125 Hz Adjusts the gain at 250 Hz Adjusts the gain at 500 Hz Adjusts the gain at 1 kHz Adjusts the gain at 2 kHz Adjusts the gain at 4 kHz Adjusts the overall volume Explanation Cuts unwanted low frequency noise such as wind Specifies the volume threshold be low which the sound will be cut Adjusts the overall volume Effects setting 4 Enhancer No Range of values petaull Explanation name values 1 SENSE 0 100 50 Adjusts the sensitivity of the enhanc er effect Adjusts the amount of phase shifted 2 MIX 0 100 50 sound that is to be mixed with the in put 3 LEVEL 0 120 Adjusts the overall volume 5 Comp amp DeEsser No Range of values petani Explanation name values 1 DE ESSER OFF ON ON Turn this ON to reduce unpleasant SW sibilance Specifies the volume threshold lev el at which the compressor will be gin to operate Compression will be 2 THRESHOLD 0 100 50 applied to the input when it exceeds this level Lower threshold settings mean that the compressor will be ap plied even at lower levels Adjusts the ratio at which the sound will be compressed when the input 01 121 1541 20 201 i 3 RATIO 4 0 1 8 0 1 16 0 1 Inf 1 4 0 1 exceeds the threshold level Higher ratios mean that the sound will be compressed more strongly Adjusts the time over which the amount of compression specified by Ratio wi
137. rd der Anzeigeinhalt des R 4 gewechselt Details hierzu finden Sie unter Display S 18 Cursor Monitor Auswahltasten CURSOR MONITOR SELECT Mit diesen Tasten w hlen Sie was im Display angezeigt wird Wenn Sie sich in der Hauptanzeige befinden k nnen Sie mit den Tasten AUF AB den Kanal w hlen den Sie sehen m chten Details hierzu finden Sie unter Display S 18 Exit Taste EXIT Mit dieser Taste gehen Sie zur vorangegangenen Anzeige zur ck oder stornieren Sie eine Operation Enter Finder Taste ENTER FINDER Mit dieser Taste best tigen Sie eine Einstellung oder schliefsen Sie eine Eingabe ab Die Taste dient auch zur Nutzung der Finder Funktion Informationen zur Finder Funktion finden Sie unter The Finder screen S 41 Drehregler SCRUB VALUE Mit diesem Drehregler w hlen Sie Teile aus f r die Einstellungen vorgenommen werden sollen Er dient auch zum Ver ndern eines Wertes Wenn die Wiedergabe gestoppt oder unterbrochen ist k nnen Sie mit dem Drehregler die aktuelle Position nach vorn oder nach hinten verschieben Y Shuttle Regler SHUTTLE Beim Abspielen wird durch Drehen des Reglers im Uhrzeigersinn schneller vorw rts und durch Drehen gegen den Uhrzeigersinn schneller r ckw rts abgespielt Wenn das Projekt gestoppt ist stellt dieser Regler den Zeitz hler vor Beschreibung des R 4 Vorderseite 10 90 9320 PREV NEXT STOP PAUSE PLAY A Dmmmm m m
138. re Trim This command extracts the region between the two points you specify in the waveform and creates a new project using this extracted region You can perform playback stop or operate the scrub dial and shuttle dial even while using this command However you cannot perform A B Repeat or marker related operations Press the R 4 s WAVE EDIT button The Wave Edit Menu screen appears in the display Use the CURSOR buttons to choose 1 Trim and press the ENTER button The editing screen shown at the right will appear Time axis zoom 1 1 1 65536 Use the CURSOR left right buttons to adjust this Waveform level zoom x1 x64 Use the CURSOR up down buttons to adjust this If you decide not to adjust the settings press the EXIT button While playing or fast forwarding press the ENTER button when you reach the beginning point L of the region you want to extract Alternatively you can use the scrub dial or shuttle dial to specify the point instead of doing so during playback The value of point 4 is shown in terms of samples data Wave Edit Menu O 0501 23235509 Trim Divide 3 Combi ne Time axis zoom zoom HOR2 100128 Fu u Flapsed time soi time 00 02 59 FOIHT Core i des level eH ELHAFSE 00 00 00 OTAL 00 02 59 FOIHT Sea y 0m Project __ 48 In the same way move to the end point 21 of the region you wan
139. recorded this is convenient when you ve recorded a large number of projects and are looking for a specific one If you use the Name setting the project name will be the name you specified in 7 Project Name p 63 plus an ascending serial number If you specify a clear ly identifiable project name the names will follow an easily recognizable order such as SCENE001 SCENE002 etc Function This selects the playback mode Only the selected project will play All projects in the folder that contains the currently selected project will play se quentially This selects whether playback will repeat If Play Mode is Single only that project will be played repeatedly If Play Mode is Sequential each project in the folder that contains the currently select ed project will play sequentially and then the projects in that same folder will play sequentially again This enables disables the double speed playback function that is activated by pressing the PLAY button twice An indication of PLAY x2 will appear at the bottom of the display Press the PLAY button once again to return to normal playback Function This switches the internal speaker on off Even if this setting is on no sound will be produced by the internal speakers during recording standby or recording if the Recording Setup parameter In put Select is set to Int Mic the speakers also will remain silent while head phones are being used Function Thi
140. restent op rationnelles Commutateurs d alimentation fant me PHANTOM POWER Ces commutateurs commandent la mise sous hors tension de l alimentation fant me pour les connecteurs type XLR des prises jack d entr e combo situ s sur le panneau de droite L alimentation fant me peut tre mise sous hors tension s par ment pour les canaux 1 2 et 3 4 ceux ci tant dot s de commutateurs s pa r s O Limiteur LIMITER Il s agit ici d un interrupteur marche arr t pour limiteur de niveau d entr e des circuits analogiques Lorsque le niveau d entree est trop lev le limiteur le comprime a un niveau appropri pour viter la dis torsion Le limiteur agit simultan ment sur les canaux 1 4 Toutefois le niveau d entr e est d tect s par ment pour chaque canal Il n est pas possible d activer ou d sactiver le limiteur par canal le O Y u O Touche WAVE EDIT Cette touche active le mode Wave Edit qui permet de modifier la courbe d onde a l aide d op rations telles que Trim Divide Combine et Merge compenser diviser combiner et fusionner Pour plus d informa tions voir Editing p 48 Il est impossible d entrer en mode Wave Edit lorsque le disque dur ne contient pas de fichiers susceptibles d tre pris en charge par le R 4 Seuls les fichiers au format WAV sont pris en charge par le R 4 Touche d effets EFFECTS Pour plus de d tails voir le Effects setting p 55
141. rge Per maggiori informazioni fare riferimento alla sezione Editing p 48 Non possibile attivare il Wave Edit mode se il disco fisso dell R 4 non contiene nessun file compatibile con l R 4 I file WAV sono l unico tipo di file compatibili con l R 4 2 Or Sa LL Pulsante effects EFFECTS Per maggiori informazioni fare riferimento alla sezione Effects setting p 55 Pulsante system SYSTEM Per maggiori informazioni fare riferimento alla sezione System settings p 60 D Marker MARKER Pulsante clear CLEAR Questo pulsante cancella un marker assegnato mediante il pulsante mark I marker saranno cancellati in successione iniziando dal marker posto immediatamente prima della posizione attuale lt lt pulsante Questo pulsante consente di passare al marker immediatamente precedente alla posizione attuale il marker precedente gt gt ipulsante Questo pulsante consente di passare al marker immediatamente successivo alla posizione attuale il marker SUCCESSIVO Pulsante mark MARK Premendo questo pulsante e possibile assegnare un marker alla posizione desiderata nel file del progetto I marker sono numerati in sequenza a cominciare dall inizio del progetto Espanol Pulsante A B repeat A B REPEAT Questo pulsante consente di riprodurre ripetutamente una parte tra due punti A e B nel progetto E sufficiente assegnare un marker A e un marker B durante la r
142. rmann Chaudron BP79 97 491 Ste Clotilde Cedex REUNION ISLAND TEL 0262 218 429 SOUTH AFRICA Paul Bothner PTY Ltd 17 Werdmuller Centre Main Road Claremont 7708 SOUTH AFRICA TEL 021 674 4030 CHINA Roland Shanghai Electronics Co Ltd 5F No 1500 Pingliang Road Shanghai 200090 CHINA TEL 021 5580 0800 Roland Shanghai Electronics Co Ltd BEIJING OFFICE 10F No 18 3 Section Anhuaxili Chaoyang District Beijing 100011 CHINA TEL 010 6426 5050 Roland Shanghai Electronics Co Ltd GUANGZHOU OFFICE 2 F No 30 Si You Nan Er Jie Yi Xiang Wu Yang Xin Cheng Guangzhou 510600 CHINA TEL 020 8736 0428 When you need repair service call your nearest EDIROL Roland Service Center or authorized EDIROL Roland distributor in your country as shown below HONG KONG Parsons Music Ltd 8th Floor Railway Plaza 39 Chatham Road South T S T Kowloon HONG KONG TEL 2333 1863 INDIA Rivera Digitec India Pvt Ltd 409 Nirman Kendra Mahalaxmi Flats Compound Off Dr Edwin Moses Road Mumbai 400011 INDIA TEL 022 2493 9051 INDONESIA PT Citra IntiRama J1 Cideng Timur No 15J 150 Jakarta Pusat INDONESIA TEL 021 6324170 KOREA Cosmos Corporation 1461 9 Seocho Dong Seocho Ku Seoul KOREA TEL 02 3486 8855 MALAYSIA SINGAPORE Roland Asia Pacific Sdn Bhd 45 1 Block C2 Jalan PJU 1 39 Dataran Prima 47301 Petaling Jaya Selangor MALAYSIA TEL 03 7805 3263 PHILIPPI
143. s adjusts the contrast of the LCD Higher settings will emphasize the white areas of the display This adjusts the brightness of the LCD backlight The OFF setting turns the backlight off Higher settings will make the backlight brighter and will consume more power If you re operating the R 4 on battery power pay attention to the remaining amount of battery capacity Specifies the time after which the display backlight will be turned off when the R 4 has not been operated for a certain length of time If you re operating the R 4 on battery power use this setting to conserve battery life System settings 5 System Setup Menu item Value Function Set this to the type of batteries you re using Choose the Alkaline setting if you re using alkaline batteries or Ni MH if you re using nickel metal hydride batteries If you choose a setting that does not match the type of batteries that are actu ally installed the remaining battery power indication will not be correct Disable This setting Enables or Disables the function that lets the R 4 be controlled by a L Connector Enable device connected to the L connector 6 Date amp Time Battery Alkaline Time Ni MH Here you can specify the date and time Year f Month Date Weekday If Project Name is set to Date the time you specify here will be used to specify the date in the project name EGLE 24 MON Y This setting is also used for the date and tim
144. s zoom zoom ms Waveform level 200H H R2 1 00128 UEnT D1 ELAFSE nl Elapsed D0 00 00 time TOTAL a 00 08 a time FOTHT Specified 00000006007 PUSH EXTER SET FOIHT point Divide 200H Hofz 1 00128 UERT D1 ELAFSE 00 00 00 OTAL 00 02 59 FOIHT 0000004000 PUSH EXTER SET F IHT Divide FILE1 0000000000 0000043999 00 00 00 00 00 00 FILE2 0000044000 00 00 00 0007919999 00 02 59 Divide Push CENTER Divide Now Processing BS O Cancel Push CESSIT Don t turn off the power while a project is being saved or while processing is being performed It may take some time to save the project if it contains a large amount of data The divided project will be saved as two new projects with the same name as the original project but with NE 1 and 2 appended to the names The original project will remain unchanged For example if the original project is named Project the new projects will be named Project 1 and Project 2 N Project Project 1 A Media Full If the internal hard disk does not have enough space to save the project a tedia Full message of Media Full will appear Editing Project 2 51 Editing Combine This command appends another project of the same format onto the end of the currently selected project The two files will be joined to create a single new file You cannot perform playback stop or oper
145. schlitz K http www kensington com Y Kopfh rerbuchse PHONES Schlie en Sie Ihre Kopfh rer an diese Buchse an Mit dem Monitor Lautst rkeregler stellen Sie die Lautst rke ein Wenn Sie Kopfh rer angeschlossen haben sind die internen Lautsprecher aus geschaltet Beschreibung des R 4 Rechte Seite EEE AAA NA Eingangspegel Auswahlschalter Stellen Sie diese Schalter entweder auf MIC oder LINE je nachdem welcher Ger tetyp an die Kan le 1 L und 2 R oder die Kan le 3 L und 4 R angeschlossen ist YN MIC Wenn ein Mikrofon angeschlossen ist o LINE Wenn ein Audioger t ber eine analoge Verbindung angeschlossen ist Combo Eingangsbuchsen 1 4 LL Dies sind Buchsen mit Mikrofon Vorverst rkern f r analogen Audioeingang Sie k nnen sowohl XLR als auch 1 4 Stecker verwenden je nachdem welche Ausr stung Sie anschlie en Es k nnen Signalquellen mit oder ohne Balanceregelung angeschlossen werden A Sie k nnen die Combo Eingangsbuchsen 1 4 als vier Mono Eing nge oder als zwei Stereoeing nge 1 2 und 3 4 nutzen Hinweise hierzu finden Sie unter 1 Recording Setup S 60 Line Ausgangsbuchsen LINE OUT Diese Buchsen geben dasselbe Signal aus wie der digitale Ausgang und die Kopfh rerbuchse 2 D Der nominale Ausgangspegel ist fest auf 10 dBV eingestellt die Lautstarke dieser Ausgangsbuchsen ist T nicht ver nderbar Unterseite ieee D Batteriefach Legen Sie
146. sult with your retailer the nearest Roland Service Center or an authorized Roland distributor as listed on the Information page e Batteries must never be recharged heated taken S apart or thrown into fire or water CAUTION e The unit and the AC adaptor should be located so their location or position does not interfere with their proper ventilation e Always grasp only the plug on the AC adaptor cord when plugging into or unplugging from an outlet or this unit e At regular intervals you should unplug the AC adaptor and clean it by using a dry cloth to wipe all dust and other accumulations away from its prongs Also disconnect the power plug from the power outlet whenever the unit is to remain unused for an extended period of time Any accumulation of dust between the power plug and the power outlet can result in poor insulation and lead to fire e Try to prevent cords and cables from becoming entangled Also all cords and cables should be A placed so they are out of the reach of children e Never climb on top of nor place heavy objects on the unit N e Never handle the AC adaptor or its plugs with wet MD hands when plugging into or unplugging from an outlet or this unit CAUTION and all cords coming from external devices Before moving the unit disconnect the AC adaptor Q Before cleaning the unit turn off the power and unplug the AC adaptor from the outlet O in your area disconn
147. t to extract and press the ENTER button The value of point 2 is shown in terms of samples data A screen asking you to confirm the specified points will appear If you are satisfied with the points you specified press the ENTER button to confirm the settings If you decide to try again you can press the EXIT button once and re specify the end of the region point 21 You can then press the EXIT button once again and re specify the beginning of the region point Ul Even when the screen shown at the right is displayed you can halt execution by pressing the EXIT button Don t turn off the power while a project is being saved or while processing is being performed The extracted region will be saved as a new project with the same name as the original project but with 1 appended stejeet sla a e sa a 2 u to it The original project will remain ENTER Inn A Editing eon H R 00128 VERT D1 00 02 59 FOIHT 000004000 D Na E A Proiet T_T SO FOIHT OOOOO00000 o000572 00 00 00 00 00 Trim Push CENTER Now Processing RE Cancel Push CESSIT unchanged a de a 3 1 For example if the original project is D NA i a un named Project the new project will be fi Project o Project 1 named Project 1 A Media Full If the internal hard disk does not have enough space to save the project a message of Media
148. te interruptor se utiliza para encender y apagar la unidad Para encender o apagar la alimentaci n mantenga pulsado este interruptor durante dos segundos aproximadamente El interruptor de alimentaci n se encender en verde cuando la unidad est encendida No apague la alimentaci n durante una grabaci n o una reproducci n Antes de apagar la unidad debe asegurarse de que la reproducci n o la grabaci n se han detenido Si de forma accidental apaga la unidad durante la grabaci n los datos que se estaban grabando no se guardar n en el disco duro El disco duro puede sufrir da os si apaga la alimentaci n del R 4 mientras se est n leyendo datos del disco duro o bien se est n escribiendo datos en l como durante la grabaci n o la reproducci n Tambi n deber tener cuidado para no apagar la alimentaci n mientras se est n transfiriendo datos entre el disco duro y la tarjeta CompactFlash No apague nunca la alimentaci n mientras la pantalla del R 4 indique Now Connecting conexi n en curso 0 Now Processing proceso en curso De lo contrario el R 4 podr a sufrir problemas de estabilidad e incluso podr a da arse el disco duro interno 106 Presentaci n del R 4 Interruptor de bloqueo HOLD Al seleccionar la posici n HOLD ON bloqueo activado puede desactivar los botones del panel para que no se produzcan operaciones no deseadas si se pulsa un bot n accidentalmente Sin embargo incluso si este
149. ted 3 NN When the screen shown in the illustration appears use the Finder CURSOR buttons to choose 3 Rename T Rd Scene _BAI 4 Use the CURSOR left right buttons to move the cursor ere through the characters of the project name or folder name shown u y in the display Place the cursor at the character that you want to Scene 1 _00 1 change and then use the CURSOR up down buttons or the a ea SCRUB VALUE dial to change the character MERE 1 ao Use the CLEAR button to delete a character or the Mark CENTER Do Rename button to insert a character Use these buttons to edit the name as desired When you ve finished editing the name press the ENTER button Ifyou decide to cancel without renaming press the EXIT button before you press the ENTER button Don t turn off the power while a project is being renamed How Processing eee 150 43 The Finder screen Copying a project Copy 1 With the main screen shown in the display press the ENTER Finder FINDER button The Finder screen shown in the illustration will ARPES O 4501 06055100 Projects are shown in descending alphabetical order a Beer ee F4_Scenel 481 R4_Scenei_BAZ In the Finder screen use the CURSOR up down buttons or the SCRUB dial to select the copy source project the project you want to copy Then press the ENTER button O CEE O 050125255509 O 8592349556515 R4_3cenel 001 R4_Scenei_BAZ Find
150. tener m s informaci n sobre la funci n Finder b squeda consulte The Finder screen p g 41 Mando de selecci n SCRUB VALUE Utilice este mando para realizar selecciones entre los elementos de una configuraci n o para modificar un valor Cuando la reproducci n se ha detenido o se ha interrumpido puede girar este mando para avanzar o retroceder desde la ubicaci n actual Y Mando de avance o retroceso r pido SHUTTLE Mientras se est reproduciendo el proyecto gire este mando hacia la derecha para reproducir r pidamente hacia delante o hacia la izquierda para reproducir r pidamente hacia atr s Cuando el proyecto se detiene este mando hace que avance el contador de tiempo Presentaci n del R 4 Panel frontal 00000 AAA HA PREV_NEXT_STOP PAUSE PLAY 4 CHANNEL clcioloia EDITOR INPUT GAIN Y jad gt Q O B Pantalla Bot n de retroceso PREV 7 Al pulsar el bot n PREV retroceso mientras se est reproduciendo un proyecto o mientras est detenido se desplazar al comienzo del proyecto 00 00 00 Si se pulsa este bot n al comienzo de un proyecto se desplazar hasta el proyecto anterior Para retroceder pulse y mantenga pulsado este bot n Esta funci n se encuentra disponible cuando se est Oo reproduciendo y cuando se ha detenido la reproducci n Sin en Player Setup configuraci n del reproductor en System Settings configuraci n del sistema se ha establecido
151. the Finger CURSOR buttons to choose 2 Delete O rd Scenei AAi The screen shown in the illustration will appear Press the ENTER button to execute the Delete operation Ifyou decide to cancel without executing press the EXIT button before you press the ENTER button Don t turn off the power while a project is being deleted How Processing RESI O 42 The Finder screen Renaming a project Rename 1 With the main screen shown in the display press the ENTER RAEE FINDER button The Finder screen shown in the illustration will gt appear O 858186855188 Projects are shown in descending alphabetical order a ESSE O P Scene 941 O P Scene ee 2 In the Finder screen use the CURSOR up down buttons or F inder the SCRUB dial to select the project you want to rename Then n press the ENTER button d CEE O 4501 23255509 O 2582354955515 O P Scene 641 O P Scene be If the desired project is in a folder the hard disk HD MEMO or the CompactFlash card CF you can press the CURSOR right button to move into the selected folder i e move to a lower level folder If you want to move back to the upper level folder press the CURSOR left button If you want to select the CompactFlash card select the hard disk HD pers and then press the CURSOR right button the contents of the CompactFlash card will appear However this will not be displayed if A A no CompactFlash card is inser
152. tput jacks 13 Introducing the R 4 Side panel left DIGITAL L CONNECTOR USB YO O B a O 0 MEMORY USE ROLAND PSB 1U a O ONES BIC OUT 2e a 6 Digital input connector DIGITAL IN If you want to record a digital signal connect a coaxial type cable to this connector The digital input signal is recorded in stereo on channels 1L and IR If you want to record in monaural you ll need to change the Rec Mode setting in the System Settings menu For details refer to 1 Recording Setup p 60 Digital output connector DIGITAL OUT This connector outputs a digital signal You can use a coaxial type cable to connect this to a digital recording device such as a DAT or MD recorder This connector provides the same audio signal as the line output jacks and headphone jack 6 but in digital form L connector L CONNECTOR You can use a stereo mini mini plug LANC cable to connect this to a video device that is equipped with a LANC connector When you begin recording on your video device the R 4 will begin recording in tandem When you stop recording on your video device the R 4 will also stop recording For details refer to Connecting a video device that has a LANC connector p 74 USB connector USB Use the included USB cable to connect this to your computer Projects recorded on the R 4 can be moved or copied to your computer Files from your c
153. ucted the hard disk operating sounds may affect the recording You can alleviate this somewhat by using the Graphic EQ effect on the REC side to lower the 2 kHz and 4 kHz levels Recorded sound is distorted The sound will be distorted if the input level is too high Refer to Adjusting the input level p 28 and use the input level knob to adjust the level appropriately In some cases the sound may be distorted because you ve applied an effect while recording You should adjust the input level with the effect applied Adjust the effect parameters so that distortion does not appear Troubleshooting Pan stereo image is not recorded correctly If the limiter is turned on it will respond to the levels of each channel meaning that when the level of a sound located toward the right or left side increases the limiter for that channel will limit the volume If you re recording in stereo the result will be that the left and right volume difference will diminish causing the pan stereo image to move toward the center The limiter cannot be applied to multiple channels as a group If you re using the Comp amp DeEsser effect with channel linking LINK set separately for CH1 CH2 CH3 and CHA and the compressor begins to operate on CHI left this will eliminate the level difference with CH2 right causing the pan stereo image to move toward the center In this case set the LINK setting to CH1 2 or CH3 4 so that whenev
154. ud volumes or strong attacks Other settings If you want to monitor the sound that s being recorded connect headphones to the PHONES jack and use the monitor level knob to adjust the volume Adjusting the monitor level knob won t affect the level of the sound that s actually being recorded To play back the recorded sound refer to Playing back p 34 33 Playing back This section explains various procedures and methods by which you can play back the projects in the R 4 s internal hard disk and the audio material you recorded on the R 4 Make the correct settings and connections before you play anything back e Connections before playback p 34 e Settings before playback p 36 e Playing back p 38 Connections before playback Connecting headphones Headphones are a convenient way to monitor while you re recording or immediately after recording l Turnthe MONITOR level knob all the way to the left to minimize the volume 2 Connect your headphones to the PHONES jack 3 Slowly turn the MONITOR level knob toward the right to adjust the volume Connecting amplified speakers Here s how to connect amplified speakers that have line input jacks or a digital input jack 1 Switch off the power on the R 4 2 Minimize the volume of the speakers you want to connect and turn off their power 3 Depending on the type of speakers you ar
155. unit and consult an audiologist Do not allow any objects e g flammable material coins pins or liquids of any kind water soft N drinks etc to penetrate the unit Immediately turn the power off remove the AC adaptor from the outlet and request servicing by your retailer the nearest Roland Service Center or an authorized Roland distributor as listed on the Infor mation page when e The AC adaptor the power supply cord or the plug has been damaged or e If smoke or unusual odor occurs e Objects have fallen into or liquid has been spilled onto the unit or e The unit has been exposed to rain or otherwise has become wet or e The unit does not appear to operate normally or exhibits a marked change in performance e Inhouseholds with small children an adult should provide supervision until the child is capable of A following all the rules essential for the safe operation of the unit e Protect the unit from strong impact Do not drop it e Do not force the unit s power supply cord to share an outlet with an unreasonable number of other devices Be especially careful when using extension cords the total power used by all devices you have connected to the extension cord s outlet must never exceed the power rating watts amperes for the extension cord Excessive loads can cause the insulation on the cord to heat up and eventually melt through e Before using the unit in a foreign country con
156. urn to the System Menu screen Press the EXIT button once again to return to the main screen LOD Setur 5 Sistem Setur 6 Date Time T File Name HOO Utility Check Executes Push CENTER CF Utility Mo CF Card gt Please insert card HOO Utility Are SOU Sure 7 Mo NES SELECT 3 FUSH EXTER Push CENTER HOO Format Now Processing WIFFrFFrFrrrrrrri If you want to make other system related settings use the CURSOR buttons to select the desired menu item Press the R 4 s SYSTEM button The system menu screen appears in the display Use the CURSOR buttons to choose 10 Factory Reset and press the ENTER button The Factory Reset screen appears Press the ENTER button if you want to execute Factory Reset If you decide to cancel press the EXIT button The display will ask Are you sure Use the CURSOR buttons to select Yes if you are sure you want to execute or No if you decide to cancel without executing Then press the ENTER button When processing has been completed you will automatically return to the System Menu screen Press the EXIT button once again to return to the main screen System settings Executing Factory Reset Restoring the factory settings ENTER 5 Date amp Time File Hame amp HOO Ut l ty 3 CF Utility 171 Reset JAH D1 16 01 e t Factory Reset Push CENTER Factors FR Are SOU Sure 7
157. windows that are referencing the R 4 s hard disk Then execute Safely remove hard disk once again CompactFlash card inserted in the R 4 is not visible from the computer The CompactFlash card inserted in the R 4 will not be directly visible from the computer This means that you won t be able to manipulate projects within the CompactFlash Recording related problems Can t record You won t be able to record correctly if the input level you specified using the input level knob is too low Please set the input level correctly Referto Adjusting the input level p 28 Nor will you be able to record correctly if the input level select switch is set incorrectly Please set the input level switch correctly Refer to Input level select switches p 16 If you re recording from a connected mic make sure that the mic is correctly connected to the combo input jack Also check the setting of the input level select switch and the phantom power switch Refer to Phantom power switches PHANTOM POWER p 10 Input level select switches p 16 You also won t be able to record correctly if the system setting Input Select is wrong Referto System settings p 60 Strange sounds are heard during the recording If you ve recorded via the internal mics you may hear metallic mechanical clicks in the recording These sounds are the operating noises of the R 4 s internal hard disk Due to how the R 4 is constr

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