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3. Press the PLAY button. Playback of the tracks begins.
4.To adjust the playback level of the tracks, press the LEVEL / PAN button once. It lights green.
5. Press any track button that is playing back. It flashes green. The main display reads
tkx levl 50
(X = track number).
6.Turn the DATA WHEEL to adjust this track’s playback level.
7. Select other tracks and adjust their playback level by repeating steps 5 and 6.
8. Press the
LEVEL / PAN button twice to exit.
Setting each track’s pan:
1. Press the LEVEL / PAN button twice. It lights green and the main display reads
tkx cntr 0
(X=track number).
2.Turn the DATA WHEEL to the left to pan the track to the left in the stereo field (
tkx left
).
Turn the DATA WHEEL to the right to pan the track to the right (
tkx rght
).
3. Select other tracks and adjust their pan position by pressing the track button and repeating step 2.
4. Press the
LEVEL / PAN button again to exit.
Recording Multiple Tracks
After a track has been recorded, you may want to record other tracks that play along with it. Previously
recorded track(s) should already be in play mode and are ready for monitoring while you record your
new track. To record a new track with a previously recorded track, follow these steps:
1. Press the RECORD button. The next available track for recording automatically lights red, indicating it
is armed to record, and the recorder begins recording on this track from the beginning of the song.
The TIME display begins counting off the recording time. If Autostop is turned on, the recorder will
automatically stop when the longest track playing back is finished. If Autostop is turned off, go to step
2.
2.When recording is complete, press the STOP button.
Changing Track Status
Each recorded track can be in 1 of 4 states; playback, record, merge, or off. Tracks with recorded material
can be turned on for playback (TRACK button is lit green), armed for recording (TRACK button is
flashing red), armed for merging other recorded tracks to it (TRACK button is flashing yellow) or turned
off (button is not lit). If a track does not have material recorded on it, it can only be enabled for recording
or turned off. To change the status of a track, do the following:
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Recorder