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TASCAM DP-03SD
6 – Basic Recording
Setting input levels
After making the above settings, press the PLAY (
Á
) button to
start playback.
Just as though you were recording, you can monitor the sound
of already recorded tracks playing back and the input sources on
the tracks for recording, allowing you to check the monitoring
balance and volume. Adjust the input levels suitably as you
monitor both playback and input signals.
Record additional tracks
Press and hold the RECORD (
–
) button and press the PLAY (
Á
)
button to start the new recordings to the other tracks while
monitoring the playback signal
Undoing an operation
This unit allows you to undo an operation or recording that did
not work as planned or was otherwise unsatisfactory. Undo can
be used on many ordinary operations, including editing and
recording operations.
This unit has two types of undo functions. Single undo can be
used with a simple button press, while multi-undo allows you to
return to a specific past operation and undo the operations that
occurred after it.
NOTE
The
UNDO/REDO
indicator lights when a single undo or
multi-undo has been conducted
Undoing the last operation (single undo)
Press the UNDO/REDO [HISTORY] button to return to the state
before the last operation was conducted. After doing this, the
UNDO/REDO indicator lights, showing that redo (see below) is
possible.
UNDO/REDO
indicator
Cancelling an undo operation (redo)
Press the UNDO/REDO [HISTORY] buttons when its indicator is
lit to return to the state of the last operation. The UNDO/REDO
indicator becomes unlit.
NOTE
If single undo is used when multi-undo (described below)
has already been used to return the unit to a previous state,
it will go one more step backward.
If you press the
UNDO/REDO [HISTORY]
button again
to redo, the single undo operation is cancelled, and the
previous multi-undo state is restored. In this case, the
operations undone by multi-undo are still retained in
history, so the
UNDO/REDO
indicator stays lit.
Undoing a previous operation (multi-undo)
1 Press and hold the UNDO/REDO [HISTORY] button to open
the
HISTORY
screen.
This screen shows the operation history as a list. Each
operation in the list is called an “event.”
The event list starts at the bottom with event number “
0
”
(
-START UP-
) and proceeds up to the most recent
event at the top, which has a
*
next to it.
All events in this list that occurred after a selected event
can be undone at once. This operation is called “multi-undo”
because it allows you to undo multiple events and return to
an earlier state.
2 Use the DATA wheel to select the event that you want to
return to (all events after the selected event will be undone).