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Setting the guitar as track 1 recording source, Adjusting the input level and monitoring, Setting the guitar as track 1 – Tascam DP-008 User Manual

Page 15: Recording source, Adjusting the input level and, Monitoring, 2 – quick start guides

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TASCAM DP-008

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This sets

MIC B

, which is the built-in mic

on the right side of the front panel as the

input source for

INPUT B

.

NOTE

Internal MIC / Low and Internal MIC / High

change the sensitivity of the built-in mics.

Set it according to the loudness of the

subject being recorded.

If you are not sure which setting to use,

choose Internal MIC / Low. If the input level

is too low after adjusting it later, return

to this screen and change the setting to
Internal MIC / High.

7 After changing the setting, press the

HOME

key to return to the Home Screen.

Setting the guitar as TRACK 1

recording source

The default settings are for the

INPUT A

to be

the recording source for

TRACK

1

,

3

,

5

and

7

and for the

INPUT B

to be the recording source

for

TRACK 2

,

4

,

6

and

8

.

In “Connecting and setting the input sources”

above, we made a guitar the input source for

the

INPUT A

and a built-in mic (

MIC B

) the

input source for the

INPUT B

. Therefore, the

guitar is already set to record to

TRACK 1

,

3

,

5

and

7

and

MIC B

is ready to record to

TRACK

2

,

4

,

6

and

8

.

As a result, there is no need to change the

input channel assignments to record the guitar

to

TRACK 1

in this example.

Adjusting the input level and

monitoring

1 Press the

HOME

key to return to the

Home Screen.

2. Press the

TRACK 1

REC

key. The key

blinks showing that the track is in record

standby.

TRACK 1 REC indicator

3 Use the

INPUT A

TRIM

knob to adjust the

guitar input level.

Set the

TRIM

knob so that the

INPUT A

OL

indicator does not light even when

the loudest sound to be recorded is input.

If the indicator continues to light even

when the

TRIM

knob is turned down,

the guitar signal itself is too loud. In this

case, lower the output level on the guitar.

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