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8 TASCAM DP-03SD
2 – Quick Start Guides
Playback and mixing
In this section, we will play back the demo song on the included
SD card.
When this unit is purchased new, the SD card with the demo
song on it is already installed in the unit, but we will start by
explaining how to insert an SD card using the procedures below.
Preparations
1 Open the SD card slot cover on the left side panel and insert
the included SD card into the slot.
CAUTION
Be careful not to forcibly insert the card in the wrong
direction. Doing so could damage the slot or the card.
2 After inserting the SD card, close the card slot cover.
3 Connect the included AC adaptor (TASCAM PS-1225L) to the
DC IN 12V connector on the rear panel.
AC outlet
TASCAM
PS-1225L
DC plug
CAUTION
Never use any adaptor other than the TASCAM PS-1225L
AC adaptor (included), because it is designed for the power
requirements of this unit. Use of a different adaptor could
cause malfunction, fire or electric shock.
There is a hook for holding the AC adaptor cord in place
(cord holder) on the bottom panel. When using the adaptor,
wrap the cord around this hook to prevent it from being
disconnected during use.
4 Connect headphones to the PHONES jack on the rear panel.
Headphones
5 Press the STANDBY/ON button on the rear panel to turn the
power ON.
Startup Screen
After the unit starts the Home Screen appears on the display.
Home Screen
Содержание
- Digital portastudio 1
- Dp 03sd 1
- Owner s manual 1
- Appliance to rain or moisture 2
- Caution to reduce the risk of electric shock do not remove cover or back no user serviceable parts inside refer servicing to qualified service personnel 2
- For canada 2
- For u s a 2
- Important safety precautions 2
- Shock hazard do not expose this 2
- The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance servicing instructions in the litera ture accompanying the appliance 2
- The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol within equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the product s enclo sure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons 2
- Warning to prevent fire or 2
- Accordance with the manufacturer s instructions 3
- Batteries there is danger of explosion if a battery is replaced with an incorrect type of battery replace only with the same or equivalent type 3
- Caution for products that use replaceable lithium 3
- Caution should be taken when using earphones or 3
- Clean only with dry cloth 3
- Contact teac for a service referral do not use the product until it has been repaired 3
- Disconnect device shall remain readily operable 3
- Do not block any ventilation openings install in 3
- Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized 3
- Do not expose this apparatus to drips or splashes do not place any objects filled with liquids such as 3
- Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators 3
- Do not install this apparatus in a confined space 3
- Do not use this apparatus near water 3
- Follow all instructions 3
- From the ac outlet with its power or standby on switch not in the on position 3
- Headphones with the product because excessive sound pressure volume from earphones or headphones can cause hearing loss 3
- Heat registers stoves or other apparatus including amplifiers that produce heat 3
- Heed all warnings 3
- If the product uses batteries including a battery 3
- If you are experiencing problems with this product 3
- Important safety instructions 3
- Keep these instructions 3
- Manufacturer 3
- Only use attachments accessories specified by the 3
- Or grounding type plug a polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the other a ground ing type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong the wide blade or the third prong are pro vided for your safety if the provided plug does not fit into your outlet consult an electrician for replace ment of the obsolete outlet 3
- Pack or installed batteries they should not be exposed to sunshine fire or excessive heat 3
- Pinched particularly at plugs convenience recep tacles and the point where they exit from the appa ratus 3
- Products with class construction are equipped 3
- Protect the power cord from being walked on or 3
- Read these instructions 3
- Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel 3
- Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way such as power supply cord or plug is damaged liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture does not operate normally or has been dropped 3
- Specified by the manufacturer or sold with the appa ratus when a cart is used use caution when moving the cart apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip over 3
- Such as a book case or similar unit 3
- The ac outlet so that you can easily grasp the power cord plug at any time 3
- The apparatus draws nominal non operating power 3
- The apparatus should be located close enough to 3
- The mains plug is used as the disconnect device the 3
- Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or 3
- Use only with the cart stand tripod bracket or table 3
- Vases on the apparatus 3
- When unused for long periods of time 3
- With a power supply cord that has a grounding plug the cord of such a product must be plugged into an ac outlet that has a protective grounding connection 3
- ª for china 3
- Basic recording 3 4
- Contents 4
- Introduction 4
- Names and functions of parts 9 4
- Preparations 6 4
- Quick start guides 4
- Recorder functions 8 4
- Song management 0 4
- Commonly used functions 3 5
- Contents 5
- Editing tracks 4 5
- Exchanging data with a computer 0 5
- Mastering compressor settings list 6 5
- Messages 8 5
- Miscellaneous functions 4 5
- Mixing down and mastering tracks 8 5
- Sd card management 7 5
- Specifications 0 5
- Troubleshooting 7 5
- About this manual 6
- Ac adaptor tascam ps 1225l 6
- Features 6
- Intellectual property rights 6
- Introduction 6
- Items included with this product 6
- Main unit 6
- Owner s manual this document 6
- Power cord for ac adaptor 6
- Sd card in the unit 6
- About sd cards 7
- About tascam customer support service 7
- Beware of condensation 7
- Cleaning the unit 7
- Introduction 7
- Precautions for placement and use 7
- Precautions for use 7
- User registration 7
- Using the teac global site 7
- Headphones 8
- Playback and mixing 8
- Preparations 8
- Quick start guides 8
- Listening to the demo song 9
- Quick start guides 9
- Creating a new song 10
- Quick start guides 10
- Recording and mastering 10
- Adjusting and monitoring the input level 11
- Connecting and setting the input sources 11
- Guitar 11
- Quick start guides 11
- Set the guitar as the recording source for track 1 11
- Ol indicator 12
- Quick start guides 12
- Recording a guitar to track 1 12
- Playing back the recording 13
- Quick start guides 13
- Recording a guitar to track 2 13
- Quick start guides 14
- Recording a vocal to track 3 14
- Mixing the tracks 15
- Quick start guides 15
- Mastering a stereo track 16
- Quick start guides 16
- ª confirming the stereo master track 16
- Quick start guides 17
- ª applying compression 17
- ª applying equalization 17
- Quick start guides 18
- Shutting down 18
- ª normalizing the stereo master track 18
- ª rerecord the stereo master track 18
- Names and functions of parts 19
- Top panel 19
- Names and functions of parts 20
- Names and functions of parts 21
- Names and functions of parts 22
- Rear panel 22
- Bottom panel 23
- Left side panel 23
- Names and functions of parts 23
- Home screen 24
- Menu structure 24
- Names and functions of parts 24
- Names and functions of parts 25
- Screen operations 25
- Ejecting the card 26
- Installing an sd card 26
- Preparations 26
- Preparing the power 26
- Preparing the power and the sd card 26
- Unprotected protected 26
- ª write protected cards 26
- Formatting sd cards 27
- Preparations 27
- Shutting down 27
- Starting up the unit 27
- Startup shutdown 27
- Connecting other equipment 28
- Preparations 28
- Rear panel 28
- Recorder modes 28
- ª precautions before making connections 28
- Adjusting the contrast 29
- Left side panel 29
- Preparations 29
- Creating a new song 30
- Editing names 30
- Loading a saved song 30
- Partitions and songs 30
- Saving a song 30
- Song management 30
- Copying songs 31
- Erasing songs 31
- Song management 31
- Viewing song information 31
- Protecting songs 32
- Song management 32
- Basic recording 33
- Monitoring input signals 33
- Selecting the input sources 33
- Using phantom power 33
- Assigning inputs 34
- Basic recording 34
- Ol indicators and level meters 34
- Using input eq equalizer 34
- Basic recording 35
- Input selection and assignment 35
- Making the first recording 35
- Multitrack recording 35
- Prepare tracks for recording 35
- Track pan and level settings 35
- Basic recording 36
- Cancelling an undo operation redo 36
- Record additional tracks 36
- Setting input levels 36
- Undoing a previous operation multi undo 36
- Undoing an operation 36
- Undoing the last operation single undo 36
- Basic recording 37
- Erasing the operation history 37
- Punching in and out 38
- Recorder functions 38
- Setting the foot switch 38
- Using the foot switch to punch in out 38
- Bouncing tracks 39
- Confirming the result 39
- Direct locate function 39
- Locate and search functions 39
- Recorder functions 39
- Using the bounce function 39
- Location marks 40
- Recorder functions 40
- To delete a location mark 40
- To edit a location mark 40
- To move to a location mark 40
- To set a location mark 40
- Fast forward rewind search 41
- Recorder functions 41
- Repeat playback 41
- Return to zero to zero and last recording position to last rec 41
- Using in out and to points 41
- Recorder functions 42
- Setting the interval between repetitions 42
- Using repeat playback 42
- Automatically punching in and out 43
- Recorder functions 43
- Rehearsal 43
- Using auto punch in out to record 43
- Basic editing procedures 44
- Editing points 44
- Editing tracks 44
- Explanation of items 44
- Overview of track editing 44
- Copy insert 45
- Copy paste 45
- Editing tracks 45
- Editing tracks 46
- Move insert 46
- Move paste 46
- Open insert silence 46
- Clean out track erase 47
- Clone track track duplication 47
- Cut remove part 47
- Editing tracks 47
- Silence part erase 47
- Levels and balance 48
- Mixing down and mastering tracks 48
- Mixing down tracks 48
- Reverb 48
- Stereo position panning 48
- Track eq equalizer 48
- Creating a stereo master track 49
- Mixing down and mastering tracks 49
- Muting tracks 49
- Exiting mixdown mode 50
- Mixing down and mastering tracks 50
- Recording a stereo master track 50
- Setting the starting and ending points 50
- Checking the stereo master track 51
- End stereo master track checking 51
- Mastering procedures 51
- Mastering the stereo master track 51
- Mixing down and mastering tracks 51
- Mixing down and mastering tracks 52
- Using mastering compression 52
- Using mastering eq equalizer 52
- Copying the stereo master track 53
- Exiting mastering mode 53
- Mixing down and mastering tracks 53
- Using normalize 53
- Chromatic tuner mode 54
- Metronome 54
- Miscellaneous functions 54
- Miscellaneous functions 55
- Oscillator mode 55
- Automatic power saving function 56
- Miscellaneous functions 56
- Restoring the initial preference settings 56
- Viewing information 56
- Formatting cards 57
- Overview of partitions 57
- Sd card management 57
- Reformatting mtr partitions 58
- Reformatting the fat partition 58
- Sd card management 58
- Initializing sd cards 59
- Sd card management 59
- Viewing the capacity of the mtr partition 59
- Connecting with a computer 60
- Disconnecting 60
- Exchanging data with a computer 60
- Supported operating systems 60
- Utilit 60
- Backing up songs 61
- Exchanging data with a computer 61
- Song backup and restoration 61
- Backup 62
- Exchanging data with a computer 62
- Restoring songs 62
- Exchanging data with a computer 63
- Importing tracks 63
- Track import and export 63
- Exchanging data with a computer 64
- Exporting tracks 64
- Exchanging data with a computer 65
- Exporting a stereo master track 65
- Library of mastering compressor presets 66
- Masetring compressor parameters list 66
- Mastering compressor settings list 66
- Troubleshooting 67
- General messages 68
- Messages 68
- Messages 69
- Audio input output ratings 70
- Audio performance 70
- Computer requirements 70
- Control input output ratings 70
- Ratings 70
- Specifications 70
- ª input a jack 70
- ª input b jack 70
- ª line out jack 70
- ª phones jack 70
- Backup memory 71
- Dimensional drawings 71
- General 71
- Specifications 71
- Specifications 72
- Commonly used functions 73
- Commonly used functions 74
- Exclusion of damages 75
- How you can get warranty service 75
- Length of warranty 75
- Limitation of implied warranties 75
- To locate an authorized service center in your area 75
- Warranty 75
- What is and is not covered 75
- What we will pay for 75
- Who may enforce the warranty 75
- Dp 03sd 76
- Teac corporation 76
- Warranty 76
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