Tascam Digital Portastudio DP-03SD, Руководство пользователя

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TASCAM DP-03SD
3 – Names and Functions of Parts
7 BOUNCE button
Press this button to switch between
MULTITRACK
and
BOUNCE
modes.
8 MIXDOWN/MASTERING button
Press this button to switch between
MULTITRACK
,
MIXDOWN
and
MASTERING
modes.
• In MULTITRACK
mode, press this button to switch to
MIXDOWN
mode.
• In MIXDOWN
mode, press this button to switch to
MASTERING
mode if there is a stereo master track or to
return to
MULTITRACK
mode if not.
• In MASTERING
mode, press this button to return to
MULTITRACK
mode.
NOTE
A pop-up appears when the mode changes.
9 REVERB button
Press to open the
REVERB SETTING
screen where you
can adjust reverb parameters. (See “Reverb” on page 48.)
0 PHONES LEVEL knob
Use this to adjust the headphones output volume.
q EQ button
Press to open the
EQ SETTING
screen where you can
adjust track EQ parameters. (See “Track EQ (equalizer)” on
page 48.)
After opening the
EQ SETTING
screen with this button,
press F1 (INPUT) to open the
INPUT EQ
screen where
you can adjust input EQ parameters. (See “Using input EQ
(equalizer)” on page 34.)
w EQ HIGH/EQ LOW knobs
Use EQ HIGH knob to adjust high-frequency gain on EQ
setting screens, including the
EQ SETTING
,
INPUT
EQ
and
MASTERING EQ
screens.
Use EQ LOW knob to adjust the low-frequency gain on EQ
setting screens, including the
EQ SETTING
,
INPUT
EQ
and
MASTERING EQ
screens.
e Display
This shows various types of operation information.
r Function buttons
The functions of these buttons depend on the screen
currently displayed. The current function assignments are
shown at the bottom of the screen.
NOTE
For convenience, the four function buttons are referred to in
order from the left as
F1 , F2 , F3 and F4 in this manual.
t REVERB knobs (TRACK 1–TRACK 8)
Use to adjust the level (volume) sent to the reverb effect of
the track’s playback signal or the input signal assigned to
that track.
y PAN knobs (TRACK 1–TRACK 8)
Use to adjust the stereo position of the track’s playback
signal or the input signal assigned to that track. (See “Stereo
position (panning)” on page 48.)
u REC buttons/indicators (TRACK 1–TRACK 8)
Use to arm a track for recording (turn recording ON/OFF).
To monitor a track’s input sound through headphones or
a monitoring system, press that track’s REC button. When
the track is armed for recording (REC button ON), the REC
indicator blinks when the unit is stopped and lights when
recording.
On the
INPUT ASSIGN
screen, press these buttons to
change the assignment.s
On the
TRACK MUTE
screen, press these buttons to mute
and unmute the tracks.
Press these buttons when the
TRACK EQ
screen is open
to select tracks.
i Track faders (TRACK 1–TRACK 8)
Use to adjust the monitoring level of the track’s playback
signal or the input signal assigned to the track. (See “Levels
and balance” on page 48.)
o TRACK EDIT button
Press this to open the
TRACK EDIT MENU
screen. (See
“8 – Editing Tracks” on page 44.)
p MENU button
Press this to open the
MENU
screen.
a HOME button
Press this to open the Home Screen.
When the unit is stopped and the Home Screen is open, use
this button to move between the time counter divisions. (See
“Direct locate function” on page 39.)
s DATA wheel
Use this to change parameter values and select items when
using menus.
d METRONOME button
Press this to open the
METRONOME
screen. (“Metronome”
on page 54.)
f TUNER button
Press this to open the
TUNER
screen. (See “Tuner” on page
54.)
g MIC A
This built-in omnidirectional microphone becomes the input
source for INPUT A when set to INTERNAL MIC A.
When using the tuner, use this built-in microphone to input
the sound of the instrument being tuned.