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Setting the stereo position, Changing the signal phase, Checking the fader level – Teac DP-24 User Manual

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TASCAM DP-24

6 - Basic Recording

Setting the stereo position

Use the PAN parameter to set the stereo position.
The full left value is

L63

, and the full right value is

R63

.

The center position is shown by

C

.

Turn the PAN knob to adjust the stereo position.
Setting range:

L63

to

C

to

R63

(Default:

C

)

Changing the signal phase

When the phase is inverted due to the mic wiring or other

reason, use the

PHASE

Ø display area to correct the phase.

1. Use the CURSOR (5/b/g/t) buttons to move the

cursor to the

PHASE

Ø display area.

2. Turn the JOG/DATA dial to change the built-in

signal phase.
Options:

PHASE

Ø indicator unlit (default): Normal phase

PHASE

Ø indicator lit: Inverted phase

Checking the fader level

Check the level on the

LEVEL

display area on the Mixer

screen for each track. Operations cannot be made on this

display.
Operations for

LEVEL

on the Mixer screen for each input

(INPUT A to H) are explained below.
1. Use the CURSOR (5/b/g/t) buttons to move the

cursor to the

LEVEL

display area.

2. Turn the JOG/DATA dial to adjust the level.

Setting range:

inf

to

+6.0dB

When playing back a track, in the initial settings, the

positions of the faders (physical faders) on the top panel

and the actual level of the faders (internal faders) are always

matched, but a fader group or MIDI command sent by a

remote control to the unit could make them to differ. Even

in this case, when you move a physical fader, the internal

fader matches the physical fader value, and thereafter the

physical fader controls the level.

CAUTION

A sudden level change may occur.

Solo

Press the SOLO button to select the Solo mode. The SOLO

button becomes lit.
In Solo mode, the REC button of each track works as a

SOLO button, so you can monitor the signal of the desired

track.
The Solo mode of this unit is a solo-in-place monitor, so all

other tracks are muted except the one whose REC button

was pressed.
1. When the Home screen is displayed, press the

SOLO button to select the Solo mode.
In Solo mode, the SOLO button becomes lit.

2. Press the REC button for the track you want to turn

soloing on/off.
When Solo mode is activated, the MUTE/SOLO

indicator of the track whose REC button was pressed

lights.

To cancel soloing

ª

In Solo mode, press the SOLO button or the REC button

to which track solo is enabled.
When Solo mode is deactivated, the MUTE/SOLO

indicator of the track whose REC button was pressed goes

off.

Muting tracks

1. Press the MUTE button to enter Mute mode.

In Mute mode, the MUTE button becomes lit.

2. Press the REC button for the track you want to turn

muting on/off.
When muting is turned on, the MUTE/SOLO indicator

of the track whose REC button was pressed lights.

To cancel muting

ª

Press the MUTE button to enter the Mute mode.
Press the REC button of a muted track to cancel muting (its

MUTE/SOLO indicator goes off).
When solo is activated during muting, you can hear the

sound, but this does not mean that muting was canceled.

PAN indication

PHASEØ indicator

Fader level indication

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