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<AUDIO IN>
This job selects the source for the audio input signal used for recording and for the
AUDIO IN track. Available settings are as follows. The factory default setting is LINE.
LINE Line-level analog input supplied to the L and/or R analog input jacks on
the rear panel. Use this setting when supplying line-level input.
MIC Microphone-level input supplied to the L and/or R analog input jacks
on the rear panel. Use this setting when supplying sound through a
microphone.
OPTICAL Optical signal supplied to the AIEB1 board’s OPTICAL (fiber-cable)
connector. This setting is available only if the optional AEIB1 board is
installed. (See Note below.)
DIGITAL Optical signal supplied to the AIEB1 board’s DIGITAL (coaxial) connec-
tor. This setting is available only if the optional AEIB1 board is in-
stalled. (See Note below.)
OFF The SU700 does not accept realtime audio input from any source. (Dur-
ing sample-recording mode, the SU700 will accept LINE input.)
NOTE:
The OPTICAL and DIGITAL inputs can only be used for recording of samples. They can-
not be used as the source for the AUDIO IN track. If you set the source to OPTICAL or
DIGITAL, therefore, the SU700 will not accept realtime AUDIO IN input.
Procedure
1.
Press SYSTEM | SETUP to enter this job. Then turn the dial as necessary to select
AUDIO IN, and press [OK].
2.
Turn the dial to select the desired value.
3.
Press [OK] to return to the main screen, or press [CANCEL] to move back one level.
<RIBBON FUNCTION>
This job selects the function controlled by the ribbon controller.
You can set the ribbon to control any one of the 17 settings indicated below. With the
exception of the SCRATCH setting (which must be made using the dial), you can
make the setting either by turning the dial or by pressing the appropriate knob-
functionbutton.
For general information about the ribbon controller and the SCRATCH effect, refer
to page 173. For a detailed description of each of the knob functions, refer to Chapter
8, “Knob Functions,” on page 193.