Using the low-cut filter, Turning the low-cut filter on and off, Using marks – Teac DR-680MKII User Manual

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TASCAM DR-680

4 – Recording

Using the low-cut filter

Use the low-cut filter to reduce low-frequency noise. Set

the cut-off frequency to 40 Hz, 80 Hz or 120 Hz according

to the recording conditions.

Turning the low-cut filter on and off

1. When the Home Screen is open, press the FUNCTION

button to open the Functions Screen.

2. Use the VALUE/MARK knob to move the cursor and

select the

LOW

CUT

menu item.

3. Press the VALUE/MARK knob.
4. Press the VALUE/MARK knob to turn the low-cut filter

ON or OFF for all inputs at the same time (default: all

channels off).
Press the channel number (1–6) buttons to turn the

low-cut filter ON or OFF for each input independently.
If the low-cut filter has been turned ON for one or more

inputs, the

LOW

CUT

indicator appears with a dark

background.

5. When you have finished making the settings, press the

HOME/DISP button to return to the Home Screen.

Setting the cut-off frequency of the

low-cut filter

1. Press the MENU button to open the

LOW CUT

page of

the

screen.

2. Use the DATA wheel to set the cut-off frequency to

(default value) or

120

3. When you have finished making the settings, press the

HOME/DISP button to return to the Home Screen.

Using marks

Manually adding marks when recording

and during playback

Press the VALUE/MARK knob or ENTER/MARK button

when recording and during playback to add a mark at a

desired position.

The mark number is shown when you do this.

NOTE

• When a recording is paused and then restarted, a mark

is added at that point. Marks are numbered in each

take from 01–99, and the mark data is saved with each

take.

• If you add a mark during playback, the mark is not

immediately saved in the file, but rather is saved when

playback stops. If you change the take using the m

[.] or , [/] button without stopping, the

addition of mark is not completed.

Moving to a mark

When stopped or during playback, use the MARK

(.//) buttons to move to the positions of marks

added to the current state.

You can use these marks to index places where you might

want to resume playback.

NOTE

You cannot move to a mark in a different take.