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Servicing of Minidisc Multitracker Mixing Boards (Yamaha MD8)

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Servicing of Minidisc Multitracker Mixing Boards (Yamaha MD8)

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HOW TO CLEAN YOUR EBAY STEAL MULTITRACKER OR ANY SOUND MIXER / BOARD PROPERLY! Bandcamp - https://bostock.bandcamp.com/music OH we are so back with this Yamaha MD8 Minidisc multitracker. After a week or so of good usage the thing decided to just cut out whilst filming and various problems have developed so thought that even though this board may not be saved, that I might do a video on basic mixing board servicing. Dust gradually accumulates inside, eventually causing scratchy noise or signal dropouts when adjusting gain, faders, or knobs. When this happens open the unit, blow out dust, treat pots and faders with contact cleaner, and relubricate them (something you should do with a reputable fader spray which I did not do here only because I know that this one was too banged up to survive long term..remember the old adage "Look at him and listen to me, look at him and understand me, look at both of us but understand no one, listen to my words and hear his face." This video demonstrates the process on a Minidisc model the Yamaha MD8 (also applicable to most cassette and hard disk multitrack recorders that have a mixing board section) and I am hoping that you can see the rather marked sound quality afterward. I also have not forgot the ear challenge I recently put out and will be preparing the winnings presently! Some of reasons why I did a clean as a way of "fixing" this board would be because I have often found on older analog gear that all it takes is for one pot to go bad and then it'll kill the whole signal underneath. Same as the DAW with effects and plugins, often the strips are built in parallel and linearly with the signal being sent down through a strip meaning that if there is a bad contact somewhere towards the end then there will be no sound or greatly reduced quality. The whole teardown process in this video can be applied to most mixing consoles whether analog or digital, but always remember to power down and disconnect your gear before any cleaning or disassembly - SAFETY FIRST! :) As always LOVE and I hope you enjoy about 4 hours of stress boiled down to a reduced 20min soup :) 00:00 - Intro 00:48 - Differential Diagnosis 04:19 - Teardown 09:30 - Contact Cleaning 12:45 - Re-build 14:06 - DID IT WORK