Teac DM-24 - Manual (Page 115)

15 – High sampling frequency—Monitoring
TASCAM DM-24 Reference Manual
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Monitoring
The monitoring system in this mode is very similar to
the normal mode: The difference is in the choice of the destinations for
the oscillator and the talkback slate (there are only
four aux sends available for the destination). See
“Slate settings” on page 77 and “Lineup oscillator”
on page 77 for further details of slate and oscillator
operations.
Aux sends
Since there are only four aux sends, the aux send
screens change. For instance, the module Aux screen
is slightly “stripped down” to show only four Aux
sends. When the AUX 5-6 key is pressed and the DM-24 is
in high sampling frequency mode, the key has no
effect.
When either AUX 1-2 or AUX 3-4 is pressed, only
sixteen channels are shown on screen.
Channel stereo linking
When the DM-24 is in high sampling frequency
mode, the channel linking screen (“Linked modules”
on page 60) looks slightly different from the usual
screen: As can be seen here, there are only 16 channels avail-
able, and four aux sends.
Links are made and unmade in the same way as in
normal sampling frequency mode.