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TASCAM  PT-7

 21

 

Using an AC adaptor (optional)

Connect a dedicated TASCAM PS-P520 AC 

adaptor (sold separately) to the 

DC

 

 

IN 5V

 jack 

as shown in the illustration.

TASCAM

PS-P520

(optional)

DC plug

AC outlet

CAUTION

When using an AC adaptor, always use the special-

ized PS-P520 AC adaptor. Use of a different adaptor 

could cause damage, fire or electrical shock. 

NOTE

Before connecting an AC adaptor, turn the unit’s 

• 

power OFF temporarily.
When both batteries are installed and the AC 

• 

adaptor is connected, power will be supplied 

from the AC adaptor. 

3 – Preparation

Summary of Contents for PT-7

Page 1: ...PT 7 Chromatic Tuner Recorder D01088120A OWNER S MANUAL This device has a serial number located on the bottom panel Please record it and retain it for your records Serial number __________________...

Page 2: ...n the product s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to th...

Page 3: ...ience receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus 11 Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer 12 Use only with the cart stand tripod bracket or table specified b...

Page 4: ...ing them in backward could make the batteries rupture or leak causing fire injury or stains around them When you store or dispose batteries isolate their termi nals with insulation tape or something l...

Page 5: ...installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio commun...

Page 6: ...6 TASCAM PT 7 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS...

Page 7: ...AC adaptor optional 21 Using an external microphone 22 Attaching the unit to a music stand 22 4 Using the Tuner and Pitch Trainer functions 23 Calibration 23 Auto calibration 23 Scales 24 Tuning an in...

Page 8: ...ck 36 Changing the speed without changing the pitch during playback 35 Loop playback 36 Erasing tracks 38 Erasing only the current track 38 Erasing all tracks 38 Automatically correcting the pitch of...

Page 9: ...ay Built in microphone Input jack for connecting external contact mics Record sound memos for about 20 minutes total Pitch can be corrected during playback Pitch of a performance can be checked after...

Page 10: ...manual Keys jacks and other parts of this unit and other equipment are indicated in a bold font like this MODE key Characters that appear on the display are shown with quotation marks like this G Add...

Page 11: ...er extremely hot places Extremely cold places Places with bad ventilation or high humid ity Beware of condensation Condensation could occur if the unit is used when the temperature changes suddenly fo...

Page 12: ...a speaker for monitoring the sound output from recordings standard pitch and the metronome click Use the SPEAKER ON OFF switch on the rear panel to set whether or not sound is output from this speaker...

Page 13: ...ing back a recorded track press to set and cancel loop playback starting IN and ending OUT points 7 LOOP key Press to enable and disable loop playback when playing back a recorded track 8 MIC Use this...

Page 14: ...ese keys briefly to skip to the previous next track Press and hold these keys to search backward forward in a track while playing r HOME key Press this key to exit the various setting modes The pamete...

Page 15: ...uiet set this to HIGH and if it is loud set this to LOW u SPEAKER switch Use this to turn the built in speaker ON and OFF Left side panel i PHONES jack Use this to connect headphones o VOLUME control...

Page 16: ...unit recording could be distorted If this happens you might be able to record without distortion if you turn down the output of the connected device Right side panel a DC IN 5V jack Connect a special...

Page 17: ...hese to allow the unit to stand up by itself You can also hang the unit on a music stand f Battery compartment AA battery This compartment holds one AA battery that powers the unit See Using a battery...

Page 18: ...units 2 Pitch guide circle When there is almost no difference between the detected pitch and the standard pitch the circle in the center is shown When there is almost no difference in pitch but the pi...

Page 19: ...uring recording 8 Arrow mark This appears during playback fast reverse search playback and recording 9 PLAY indicator This appears during playback 0 Loop indicator This appears when loop points are se...

Page 20: ...cover on the bottom of the unit and insert a battery correctly aligned with the and indications shown inside the case Close the battery case cover When the battery charge becomes low bAt and Lo are sh...

Page 21: ...tional DC plug AC outlet CAUTION When using an AC adaptor always use the special ized PS P520 AC adaptor Use of a different adaptor could cause damage fire or electrical shock NOTE Before connecting a...

Page 22: ...pitch using the built in mic using an external mic makes pitch adjustment easier Attaching the unit to a music stand This unit can be attached to a music stand as shown in the following illustration...

Page 23: ...his example shows 440 5 Hz 3 Press the HOME key to return to the Home Screen Auto calibration The standard frequency of A can be set to automatically match an input sound in a range of 349 0 499 0 Hz...

Page 24: ...d with a steady pitch until calibration completes Accurate calibration is not possible if the pitch is unstable Accurate calibration is not possible if the sound volume is too quiet or too loud Adjust...

Page 25: ...e HOME key to return to the Home Screen Tuning an instrument Tuning with a microphone built in or external 1 When using the built in microphone for tuning do not connect anything to the INPUT jack 2 P...

Page 26: ...l the marker appears on the display next to SOUND 3 Use the and keys to select the note name that you want to use for tuning in a range from C2 to C6 in semitone steps Press both and keys at the same...

Page 27: ...e with other performers or that is otherwise noisy use of an external mic is helpful Attach the external mic to your instrument and connect it to the INPUT jack on the left side of the unit Press the...

Page 28: ...hold the top MODE key and press the or key to show the current response speed Continue pressing the MODE key and press the or key again to change the response speed When you press the and keys at the...

Page 29: ...in the parameter value display area Use the and keys to set it Press the and keys at the same time to set it to 120 BPM default value 3 Press the HOME key to return to the Home Screen TAP mode You ca...

Page 30: ...e 5 4 5 4 time 6 4 6 4 time 7 4 7 4 time 8 Duplets 6 8 time 12 Triplets SHU Triplets with middle beat omitted shuffle 16 Quadruplets 1 Press the second MODE key until the marker appears next to BEAT 2...

Page 31: ...tarted the metronome sound is output from the speaker At the same time the beat indicators on the display move in time with the rhythm Use the VOLUME dial to adjust the volume Changing the metronome s...

Page 32: ...32 TASCAM PT 7 5 Using the metronome...

Page 33: ...e same performance repeatedly using loop playback NOTE This unit does not show the time Only the track number is shown on the Home Screen during record ing and playback Recording Setting the input lev...

Page 34: ...pitch guide bars can also be used during recording The metronome can also be used during record ing but we recommend that you use headphones to listen to the metronome when recording with the built i...

Page 35: ...the and keys to search backward and forward while playing a track Changing the pitch without changing the speed during playback 1 Press the bottom MODE key repeatedly until the marker appears on the d...

Page 36: ...to restore the original speed 100 default value 3 Press the HOME key to return to the Home Screen Loop playback 1 Confirm that the loop indicator is not shown If it is shown press the IN OUT key until...

Page 37: ...IN and OUT points are retained The loop indicator appears on the screen Press the LOOP key again to restart loop playback If you press the IN OUT key the loop IN and OUT points are discarded NOTE Set...

Page 38: ...PLAY key to erase the current track NOTE Press the STOP key instead of the PLAY key to cancel erasing the track Erasing all tracks 1 When stopped press the RECORD key while pressing and holding the S...

Page 39: ...atically correcting the pitch of recordings 1 Press the bottom MODE key until the marker appears next to CORRECT 2 Use the and keys to turn this function ON and OFF When ON the ON indicator appears ne...

Page 40: ...in 0 1 Hz increments Measurement precision 1 cent Tempo range 30 300 quarter notes Time signatures 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Recording time About 20 minutes 1 Gbit Sampling frequency 44 1 kHz Quantization bit ra...

Page 41: ...sumption 1 W backlight on with an optional AC adaptor PS P520 Weight without battery 125 g 4 03 oz Operating temperature range 5 35 C 41 95 F Dimensions WHD 150 x 18 x 64 mm 5 91 x 0 71 x 2 52 in excl...

Page 42: ...Loop points Dimensional drawings 150 mm 18 mm 64 mm Illustrations and other depictions may differ in part from the actual product Specifications and external appearance may be changed without notifica...

Page 43: ...TASCAM PT 7 43 Notes...

Page 44: ...939 Wallace Street Mississauga Ontario L4Z 1Z8 Canada TEAC MEXICO S A de C V Phone 52 55 5010 6000 www teacmexico net R o Churubusco 364 Colonia Del Carmen Delegaci n Coyoac n CP 04100 M xico DF M xic...

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