Dr-680, Built-in speaker output setting added – Teac DR-680 Appendum V.1.30 User Manual

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DR-680

TASCAM DR-680

Built-in speaker output setting added

A function that allows the built-in speaker output to be set has

been added.
When shipped new from the factory, this unit's built-in speaker

output is set to on. To turn the built-in speaker output off, set

the

SPEAKER

item on the

SYSTEM

menu screen to

OFF

1. Press the MENU button on the top panel to open the

screen.

2. Turn the top panel DATA wheel to select

SYSTEM

in the

menu, and press the top panel ENTER button.
The

SYSTEM

screen appears.

3. Turn the top panel DATA wheel to select

SPEAKER

4. Use the DATA wheel to select one of the following settings.

Options:

OFF

(default)

5. Press the

button on the top panel to return to item

selection on the menu screen.

6. Press the front panel HOME/FUNC button to return to the

Home Screen.

NOTE

• If headphones are connected, the unit will not play through

the built-in speaker even if

SPEAKER

is set to

• Before outputting sound, minimize the volume with the

PHONES knob. Failure to do so could result in a sudden loud

noise that could harm hearing, for example.

Support for playback of multitrack

recordings added

The previous rebuild function allowed one file to be made into

one take. Now, multiple files can be made into one take.
This enables the playback of multitrack recordings prepared in a

DAW, for example.
The procedures are as follows. (See “Folder Operations” on page

37 of the Owner’s Manual.)
To combine multiple files into one take, put all the files into the

same folder and follow these rules.

The following properties must be the same for all

the files.

• File format (WAV/BWF/MP3)

• Sampling frequency

• Bit length (16-bit or 24-bit for WAV/BWF) or bit rate (MP3)

• File type (stereo/mono)

• File size

File naming rules (WAV/BWF example)

Mono file:

XXXX_monoY.wav

Stereo file:

XXXX_stY.wav

: Take name part (no more than 10 half-width alphanu-

meric characters)

: File type (mono or stereo)

: Track number (1 to 6 for mono, 12, 34 or 56 for stereo)