Teac DP-24 - Manual (Page 75)

TASCAM DP-24
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11 - Various Other Functions
MIDI remote control
The mixer, effects and recorder of this unit can be
remotely controlled by external devices through MIDI
messages.
For more information about the MIDI messages that
control this unit, see "18 - Appendix" on page 101.
When the transport is stopped, press the MENU button to
open the
MENU
screen, select (blue highlight) the
MIDI
menu item, and then press the F4 (t) button.
The
MIDI
screen appears.
MMC MODE ª
Set transmission/reception mode of the MMC (MIDI
Machine Control).
OFF: MMC communication is not performed.
MASTER: This unit functions as the MMC master.
SLAVE: This unit functions as the MMC slave.
When the unit is the MMC master, the MMC command
is output by the MIDI OUT jack, and it is possible to
remotely control an external MIDI sequencer or another
DP-24 unit.
When the unit is the MMC slave, the MMC command is
input into the MIDI IN jack, and it is possible to remotely
control this unit from an external MIDI sequencer or
another DP-24 unit.
MMC Device ID ª
Set the MMC device ID.
Select from
1 to 127 , and ALL . (Default: ALL )
MMC commands are sent and received between master and
slaves with the same device IDs, but when ALL is selected,
MMC commands are sent and received for all IDs.
MMC is used for remote transport control of MIDI
equipment. On the other hand, MTC (MIDI Time Code) for
synchronization with MIDI equipment. Note that the MMC
mode and MMC device ID are not related to mixer and
effect remote control.
REMOTE CONTROL ª
With MODE, set this unit as a master or slave.
With PROGRAM CHANGE EFF, received program change
messages control this unit's effect switchover (ON or OFF).
In Mastering mode, program change messages are not
transmitted even if the effect switchover is turned on.
With CONTROL CHANGE, received control change
messages control this unit's mixer parameters and effect
parameters (ON or OFF).
Tuner function
You can use the built-in chromatic tuner to tune guitars.
1. Connect the guitar or bass guitar to the MIC/LINE
INPUTS H jack.
Tuning cannot be performed on instruments
connected to the MIC/LINE INPUTS A to G jacks.
2. Set the LINE-GUITAR switch on the rear panel to
GUITAR . (See "Selecting the input sources" on
page 44.)
3. When the recorder is stopped, press the MENU
button to open the
MENU
screen.
4. Use the JOG/DATA dial to select the
TUNER
menu
item and then press the F4 (t) button.
The
TUNER
screen appears.
5. Use the JOG/DATA dial or the CURSOR (5/b)
buttons to set the A4 (La) standard frequency.
The setting range is from
435Hz
to
445Hz
. (Default:
440Hz
)
6. Play the instrument and begin tuning.
The pitch name closest to the string appears above
the meters.
Tune the instrument so that the target pitch name
appears and the center of the tuning meter lights.
A bar appears on the left or right of the center if the
sound is lower or higher than the target pitch. The bar
becomes longer as the sound shifts away from the
target pitch.
When the pitch played matches the note shown, the
center " ", "t" and "g" lights green.