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11 – Machine Control/Location—DTRS devices

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TASCAM DM-24 Reference Manual

DTRS mixer

In addition to the screen just described, there is an
on-screen output mixer which controls the internal
mixer of up to two DTRS units.

This is selected as a separate item in the list of
devices to be controlled by the DM-24 (

DA-98HR

Mix

). If this item is not added to the list of controlla-

ble devices, it will not be possible to make these
mixer settings described here, even if the appropriate

DTRS units have been added to the list of controlla-
ble devices.

See the DTRS documentation for full details of how
the mixdown mode functions with each model.

If more than one DTRS unit has been displayed in
this way, the screen is split into two, with two “top
rows”, etc.

The

INPUT SELECT

section at the top of each half-

screen allows the assignment of sources to channels.
Use the cursor keys, dial, and

ENTER

key to change

these assignments. For DA-78HR units, these can be
selected as Track (

T

), Digital (

A

) or Analog (

A

) and

for DA-98HR units, they can be Track (

T

), Digital (

D

)

or Slot (

S

).

The on-screen

MIX DOWN

button controls the mix-

down mode of the DTRS unit.

In the first row of each half-screen, POD 1 allows the
setting of a master PAN value, with a

SET

button to

confirm the setting for a scope set by POD 2 (

ALL

,

ODD

,

EVEN

,

1-8

and

9-16

).

Also in the first row, POD 3 is used to control the
overall output master level for the first eight channels
(the first unit), and POD 4 does the same for the sec-
ond eight channels (the second unit).

The PODs in the remaining rows of the half-screen
are used to control the pan positions of the outputs.

The master layer faders and

MUTE

keys are used to

control the DTRS mixer when this screen is active
(modules 1 through 8 control the first unit, and 9
through 16 control the second unit). While this is
screen active, and the master layer is selected, the

MASTER

indicator flashes, as do the

MUTE

keys of

the modules.