Sorry to waste the bandwidth here, but apparently there is little activity
on the O1/V newsgroup these days.

I'm trying to find a way to set the routing up so that I can record a
concert as I run sound. I'd like to do tihs without the channel EQ and
effects that go to the mains also going to the recorder. But from what I
can tell of the cryptic manual, there's no way to do this. Anyone here know
a trick?

George Reiswig
Song of the River Music

A. & G. Reiswig wrote:
I'm trying to find a way to set the routing up so that I can record a
concert as I run sound. I'd like to do tihs without the channel EQ and
effects that go to the mains also going to the recorder.

Do you want to record a stereo mix or a multi-track of the separate
channels? Either way I can't think of a completely satisfactory
solution.

As far as I can tell, the channel EQ isn't routable. It is possible to
configure the omni outs (and undoubtedly various add-on card outputs)
as channel direct outs, but this is unfortunately post-fader and
therefore probably post-EQ as well. It wouldn't hurt to confirm that,
though.

It should be a little easier to avoid recording the effects, however.
Try routing every channel to buses 1&2, and then assigning 2 of the
omni outs as bus outputs. Assuming that the effects returns are left
out of the buses, the recording mix should be effect-free. Of course,
this assumes you want to record your live mix instead of a separate
recording mix. If so, try your hand with using the aux sends, but
stereo panning will get confusing quickly with mono auxes.

Hope this helped somewhat.
Travis Garrison

"A. & G. Reiswig" wrote in
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I'm trying to find a way to set the routing up so that I
can record a concert as I run sound.

Please check

http://srforums.prosoundweb.com/index.php/t/6385/0

particularly, message #51327 was made by Mac Kerr on
Wed, 11 May 2005 14:49


I'd like to do this
without the channel EQ and effects that go to the mains
also going to the recorder.

On an analog console, the best way to make a clean recording
on a track-per-channel basis is to hook your recorder inputs
to direct outs. If your board has you direct outs, then the
next best way is to tap into the insert points, using a
cable that "Y"'s the signal out of the board, and also
continues the signal through the insert jack.

Hosa sells such a cable:

http://www.americanmusical.com/item-...brand-124.html

You can simulate this cable with a cable that has a standard
TR 1/4 connector, and not inserting it fully into the insert
jack, which is good for occasional use but not stable enough
for long term use.

Thing is, an 01V like most other low and mid-end digital
mixers, does not have enough onboard inputs and outputs to
cover every channel.

If you are fully exploiting your O1V, then you have some
kind of outboard analog interfaces. The Behringer ADA8000 is
very popular for adding mic inputs. Usually there are a
bunch of analog outputs in the ADA8000 looking for work. You
just found a job for them.

It's prettty easy to route the 01V direct outs to the
outputs on the ADA8000 or to a computer interface for ADAT
or a large number of AES/EBU inputs, depending on what kind
expansion card you have.

A. & G. Reiswig wrote:
Sorry to waste the bandwidth here, but apparently there is little activity
on the O1/V newsgroup these days.

The 01V group on Yahoo has been abandoned because of severe spam
problems. All activity has moved to a newer Yahoo group called
"Yamaha01V". It is an active forum, with over 200 members.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Yamaha01V/