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WARNING
WARNING
The RE32 is designed to be used in a standard household environment.
Power requirements for electrical equipment vary from area to area. Please ensure that your
RE32 meets the power requirements in your area. If in doubt, consult a qualified electrician or
AKAI professional dealer.
120VAC @ 60Hz for USA and Canada
220-230/240VAC @ 50Hz for Europe
240VAC @ 50Hz for Australia
PROTECTING YOURSELF AND THE RE32
•
Never touch the AC plug with wet hands.
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Always disconnect the RE32 from the power supply by pulling on the plug, not the cord.
•
Allow only an AKAI professional dealer or qualified professional engineer to repair or reas-
semble the RE32. Apart from voiding the warranty, unauthorized engineers might touch live
internal parts and receive a serious electric shock.
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Do not put, or allow anyone to put any object, especially metal objects, into the RE32.
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Use only a household AC power supply. Never use a DC power supply.
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If water or any other liquid is spilled into or onto the RE32, disconnect the power, and call your
dealer.
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Make sure that the unit is well-ventilated, and away from direct sunlight.
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To avoid damage to internal circuitry, as well as the external finish, keep the RE32 away from
sources of direct heat (stoves, radiators, etc.).
•
Avoid using aerosol insecticides, etc. near the RE32. They may damage the surface, and may
ignite.
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Do not use denaturated alcohol, thinner or similar chemicals to clean the RE32. They will
damage the finish.
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Modification of this equipment is dangerous, and can result in the functions of the RE32 being
impaired. Never attempt to modify the equipment in any way.
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In order to assure optimum performance of your RE32, select the setup location carefully, and
make sure the equipment is used properly. Avoid setting up the RE32 in the following locations:
1. In a humid or dusty environment
2. In a room with poor ventilation
3. On a surface which is not horizontal
4. Inside a vehicle such as a car, where it will be subject to vibration
5. In an extremely hot or cold environment
- Operator’s Manual 1
- Important Notice 2
- IMPORTANT 4
- Page vii 8
- Page viii 9
- FEATURES 11
- INTRODUCTION 11
- POWERING UP THE RE32 SYSTEM 19
- PANEL LAYOUT 20
- VGA DISPLAY 22
- NAVIGATING THE RE32 25
- CURSOR KEYS 25
- TRACK ZOOM KEYS 26
- SCROLL VIEW KEYS 26
- NUMERIC KEYPAD 27
- EDITING NUMERIC FIELDS 27
- ENTERING TIMECODE VALUES 27
- DATA ENTRY/NUDGE KEYS 28
- USING THE SOFT KEYS 28
- Version 1.00 19 29
- GETTING AROUND A PROJECT 31
- TRANSPORT KEYS 31
- LOCATE FUNCTION 31
- NEXT/PREVIOUS CUE 31
- JOG WHEEL 32
- JOG/SPOOL SET 32
- EDIT REGION 34
- SELECT CUE 34
- GETTING STARTED 35
- BASIC SYSTEM SETTINGS 36
- FORMATTING DISKS 38
- VGA SETUP 41
- RECORDING 45
- BASIC RECORDING 45
- UNDOING A RECORDING 46
- ADVANCED RECORDING 47
- RECORD DISKS 50
- RECORD TYPE 51
- PUNCH-IN PUNCH-OUT 55
- PLAY PLAYMUTED 55
- ORIGINAL RECORDING 55
- NEW RECORDING 55
- INPUT ROUTING 57
- INPUT ROUTING - DR16 58
- INPUT ROUTING - DD1500 60
- PLAYBACK 63
- PLAYING BACK AUDIO MATERIAL 63
- PLAY FROM 64
- PLAY IN>OUT 64
- MUTING TRACKS 65
- SOLOING A TRACK 65
- Version 1.00 57 67
- Clear entire locator? 68
- AUTOLOCATOR 69
- Version 1.00 61 71
- SELECT Q KEY 72
- Version 1.00 63 73
- MULTI-MACHINE EDITING 74
- MULTI- MACHINE EDIT 74
- COPYING A REGION 74
- MULTITRACK PASTE 76
- MULTITRACK INSERT 76
- MULTITRACK OVERLAY 77
- BEFORE SPLIT 79
- AFTER SPLIT 79
- CUE 1 CUE 2 79
- SINGLE MACHINE EDIT 80
- EDIT CLIPBOARD 80
- COPY TO CLIPBOARD 82
- CUT TO CLIPBOARD 84
- ERASE TO CLIPBOARD 86
- PASTE FROM CLIPBOARD 88
- INSERT FROM CLIPBOARD 90
- OVERLAY FROM CLIPBOARD 92
- MOVE REGION 93
- NUDGING IN/SYNC/OUT TIMES 94
- NUDGING AUDIO 94
- UNDOING A NUDGE 95
- NUDGE SET (SHIFT+NUDGE) 95
- SPLIT CUE 96
- IN->NOW (SHIFT+IN) 97
- SINGLE-MACHINE EDITING 100
- EDIT PLAY KEYS 100
- SELECT CUE/EDIT CUE 101
- EDIT TOOLS 105
- CROSSFADE TOOLS 105
- DISK MANAGEMENT 108
- SAVING PROJECTS 108
- The options available are: 114
- DISK UTILITIES 115
- DISK INFO 115
- DISK DIRECTORY 116
- COPYING FILES/DISKS 117
- DELETE FILES 121
- RENAMING FILES 122
- BACKING UP YOUR WORK 123
- FORMATTING A TAPE FOR BACKUP 124
- BACKING UP SELECTED FILES 126
- BACKING UP AN ENTIRE DISK 127
- PERFORMING THE BACKUP 128
- VERIFYING A BACKUP 130
- RESTORING A BACKUP 131
- PERFORMING A RESTORE 132
- RESTORING THE ENTIRE BACKUP 135
- NOTES ABOUT BACKUP/RESTORE 136
- ARCHIVING DATA TO DAT 139
- CLEANUP DISK 143
- MINIMISE DISK 144
- DISK COMPATIBILITY 146
- PROTOOLS IMPORT 147
- SYSTEM SETUP 151
- SETUP - MULTI 152
- RECORD SETUP 155
- CREATING A MIDI TEMPO MAP 160
- DELETING TEMPO MAP STEPS 161
- LOCATING TO STEPS 161
- SYNC SETTINGS 168
- USER KEYS 178
- RC15 CONNECTION 180
- SYNCHRONISATION 181
- SYNCING TO EXTERNAL TIMECODE 181
- SETTING TIMECODE OFFSETS 182
- VTR locate offset : 185
- 176 Version 1.00 186
- Version 1.00 177 187
- 178 Version 1.00 188
- SPECIFICATIONS 189
- 180 Version 1.00 190
- 182 Version 1.00 192
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