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Setting the Color of Sound (Effects Settings)
The R-44 provides five types of effects. You can apply an effect to the incoming sound as it is 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-44 is operating at 192 kHz.
Effect types provided on the R-44
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, you should monitor the sound through headphones
in recording standby mode to make sure that the sound is not clipped or distorted. We recommend that you
make a test recording.
For details on the settings, refer to “Applying Effects” (p. 56).
When effects are operating, the Effect button lights.
No. Effect name Effect Page
0 No Effect
No effects are applied.
Use this setting if you want to preserve the effect on/off setting of each
channel but do not want effects to be applied.
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1 3-Band EQ This effect is a three-band equalizer. p. 58
2 Graphic EQ You can adjust the gain of six fixed-frequency bands. p. 58
3 Noise Gate
This effect minimizes the noise that might be heard in silent regions as well
as low-frequency noise.
p. 58
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.
p. 59
5 Comp&DeEsser
This effect 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.
The compressor evens out the level differences between loud and soft
sounds.
The de-esser reduces the unpleasant sibilance (exaggerated “s” sound) that
is sometimes present in a vocal.
p. 59
6 MS-Mic
This effect converts sound recorded on an MS (Mid-Side type) microphone
to stereo.
p. 59
What is an effect?
On the R-44, an “effect” is a process that digitally transforms the sound, giving it greater clarity or impact.
Effects can also make the sound more intelligible or reduce undesirable noise.
What is clipping?
Applying an effect or boosting the level may increase the sound level (volume) beyond the maximum that
a device can handle; this occurrence is called clipping. Loud sounds may be accompanied by distortion or
crackly noises.
What is an MS mic?
An MS mic creates stereo sound by combining sound from a main microphone (unidirectional) that records
central sounds (mid-signal: M) and a bi-directional microphone that records lateral sounds (side signal: S).
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- Apparatus containing 2
- Lithium batteries 2
- USING THE UNIT SAFELY 3
- IMPORTANT NOTES 5
- Additional Precautions 6
- Before Using Cards 6
- Using Memory Cards 6
- Copyright 6
- Contents 7
- Checking the Included Items 8
- Hold Switch [HOLD] 10
- Low Cut Switch [LOW CUT] 10
- Limiter Switch [LIMITER] 10
- PREV Button [PREV] 12
- NEXT Button [NEXT] 12
- Play Button [PLAY] 12
- Front Panel 13
- Side Panel (Left) 14
- Grounding Terminal 15
- Line Output Jacks [LINE OUT] 15
- Side Panel (Right) 16
- Bottom Panel 17
- While Playing or Stopped 18
- The Mixer screen 19
- The Main screen 20
- Introducing the R-44 21
- Projects 22
- Project Name 23
- Getting Ready to Use the R-44 24
- Battery Status 26
- Using External Power Sources 27
- Preparing the SD Memory Card 28
- Recording 29
- ● Low cut 30
- ● Input level knobs 30
- ● Record button [REC] 31
- ● Other settings 31
- ● Phantom power switch 32
- ● System settings 32
- ● Connections 33
- ● Limiter 34
- CD player for playback 38
- Playing Back 41
- Setup Before Playback 43
- Speaker Settings 44
- Repeat Playback (A-B REPEAT) 47
- Selecting a Project (Select) 48
- Renaming a Project (Rename) 49
- Copying a Project (Copy) 50
- Moving a Project (Move) 51
- Deleting a Project (Delete) 52
- Repairing a Project (Repair) 54
- Applying Effects 56
- 1: 3-Band EQ 58
- 2: Graphic EQ 58
- 3: Noise Gate 58
- 4: Enhancer 59
- 5: Comp&DeEsser 59
- 6: MS-Mic 59
- System Setup 60
- Example Operations 61
- Date & Time Settings 62
- Project Name Settings 63
- System Menu 66
- 2 Player Setup 68
- 3 Speaker 69
- 4 Display Setup 69
- 5 System Setup 69
- 6 Date & Time 70
- 7 Project Name 70
- 8 SD Card 70
- 9 Factory Reset 70
- Appendix 71
- Macintosh OS X 72
- Transmission Side 73
- Receiving Side 73
- CTRL SYNC 73
- Messages 74
- Troubleshooting 75
- Problems with Playback 77
- Problems with R-44 Operation 78
- Main Specifications 79
- Other Terminals 80
- Built-In Effects 80
- Controls 80
- Block Diagram 81
- Format: MONOx4 85
- Format: 4CHx1 85
- Format: STEREO x 2 85
- For EU Countries 86
- For China 86
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