Teac DR-1 - Manual (Page 22)

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TASCAM DR-1
About recording modes
Ordinary recording
In addition to ordinary recording of the input signal,
with this unit, you can mix and record the input sound
with an audio file that is playing back in overdubbing.
Overdubbing OFF
Ordinary recording of the input signal occurs and a
new file is automatically created.
Overdubbing ON
When overdubbing is ON, you can play an audio file
saved on the SD card and mix in and record a new
sound. For example, you can sing along to a karaoke
track or play an instrument over a backing track.
Even when overdubbing a new file is created
automatically. The audio file that is played back
is not overwritten.
TIP
By recording repeatedly in OVERDUB mode, you can
use the unit as a simple multitrack recorder to overdub
multiple parts.
8–Recording
Before starting the following operation procedures,
input selection and level adjustment should be
completed, and the Home Screen should be open.
1 Press
REC/PAUSE to begin recording standby.
The screen shows the recording file name, the
input source, the recording audio file type and
sampling frequency. Please confirm that these are
as desired before starting recording.
NOTE
If you have set the Input Setting Screen’s MONITOR item
to
ON
so that you can always monitor the input, a pop-up
appears that allows you to turn overdubbing ON or OFF.
For ordinary recording, select OFF and continue to step 2.
2 To start ordinary recording, press the REC/PAUSE
key again.
When recording starts, the REC/PAUSE key lights
continuously, and the display shows the elapsed
recording time and the remaining recording time.
3 Press the STOP/HOME key to end recording and
create the audio file.
• To pause recording, press the REC/PAUSE
key. Press the REC/PAUSE key again to restart
recording in the same track. If you press the
STOP/HOME key after pausing a recorded audio
file up to the moment that you paused recording
is created.