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TASCAM DP-24SD
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3 – Names and Functions of Parts
Top panel
1 GUITAR indicator
This indicator lights when the LINE-GUITAR switch on the
rear panel is set to GUITAR.
2 Display
Use the JOG/DATA dial or the CURSOR (5/b/g/t)
buttons to return to the Home screen, to open the
MENU
screen, to assign input signals to tracks, to change param-
eters for each input or track, and to perform many other
operations.
3 PHANTOM (+48V) button/indicator
Use this button to turn the phantom power on/off for the
MIC/LINE INPUT A-D and E-H jacks on the rear panel.
The PHANTOM indicator lights when phantom power is
turned on.
When the GUITAR indicator is lit, even if phantom (+48V)
power is ON (indicator lit) for E-H, INPUT H will not receive
phantom power.
CAUTION
•
Use the STEREO fader and MONITOR LEVEL knob to lower
the output volume of the unit before turning phantom
power on or off. Depending on the microphone, a loud noise
could occur, damaging equipment and harming people's
hearing.
•
Do not connect or disconnect a microphone when phantom
power is turned on. Doing so could cause a loud noise and
might damage this unit and connected equipment.
•
Turn phantom power on only when using a condenser
microphone that requires phantom power. Turning
phantom power on when a dynamic mic or other mic that
does not require it is connected could damage this unit and
connected equipment.
•
When using condenser mics that require phantom power
and dynamic mics together, be sure to use balanced
dynamic mics. Unbalanced dynamic mics cannot be used
when phantom power is enabled.
•
Supplying phantom power to some ribbon mics will break
them. If you are unsure, do not supply phantom power to a
ribbon mic.
4 OL indicators (A-H)
These indicators light when the input source signal is too
loud.
5 TRIM knobs (A-H)
Use these knobs to adjust the input levels. (See “Making the
first recording” on page 39.)
6 SOURCE buttons/indicators
When you press one of these buttons, the corresponding
input (INPUT A to H) is selected (its button lights) as the
input source.
The mixer and other functions are applied to the selected
input.
These buttons are also used to assign an input source to a
track (see “Assigning inputs” on page 35).
7 MUTE/SOLO indicators
These indicators light when a track is muted or in Solo
mode. When the SOLO button is not lit, it indicates the track
is in Mute mode. When the SOLO button is lit, it indicates
the track is in Solo mode.
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- Digital portastudio 1
- Dp 24sd 1
- Owner s manual 1
- For u s a 2
- Important safety precautions 2
- Warning to prevent fire or shock hazard do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture 2
- Important safety instructions 3
- Safety information 4
- Basic recording 5 5
- Contents 5
- Introduction 5
- Names and functions of parts 9 5
- Preparation 6 5
- Quick guide 0 5
- Song management 0 5
- Contents 6
- Exchanging data with a computer 7 6
- Mixing down and mastering tracks 5 6
- Recorder functions 2 6
- Sd card management 5 6
- Track editing 9 6
- Using built in effects 3 6
- Various other functions 1 6
- Contents 7
- Messages 2 7
- Specifications 5 7
- Troubleshooting 1 7
- Caution 8
- Conventions used in this manual 8
- Features 8
- Introduction 8
- Items included with the product 8
- About sd cards 9
- Beware of condensation 9
- Cleaning the unit 9
- Introduction 9
- Precautions for placement and use 9
- Precautions for use 9
- Product registration 9
- Trademarks 9
- User registration 9
- Using the teac global site 9
- Caution 10
- Listening to the demo song 10
- Playback and mixing 10
- Preparation 10
- Quick guide 10
- Quick guide 11
- Recording and mastering 11
- Connecting and setting the input sources 12
- Creating a new song 12
- Quick guide 12
- Adjusting and monitoring the input level 13
- Quick guide 13
- Recording a guitar to track 1 13
- Setting the guitar as the recording source for track 1 13
- Playing back the recording 14
- Quick guide 14
- Recording a guitar to track 2 14
- Quick guide 15
- Recording a vocal to track 3 15
- Checking the master file 16
- Mastering a recording 16
- Mixing the tracks 16
- Quick guide 16
- Applying compression 17
- Applying equalization 17
- Quick guide 17
- Caution 18
- Normalizing 18
- Quick guide 18
- Re recording the master file 18
- Shutting down 18
- Caution 19
- Names and functions of parts 19
- Top panel 19
- Names and functions of parts 20
- Names and functions of parts 21
- Caution 22
- Front panel 22
- Names and functions of parts 22
- Caution 23
- Home screen 23
- Names and functions of parts 23
- Rear panel 23
- Menu structure 24
- Names and functions of parts 24
- Names and functions of parts 25
- Screen operations 25
- About write protected sd cards 26
- Caution 26
- Changing the outlet plug 26
- Inserting an sd card 26
- Inserting and removing sd cards 26
- Powering the unit 26
- Preparation 26
- Removing the card 26
- Caution 27
- Preparation 27
- Setting the date and time 27
- Shutting down 27
- Start up shutdown 27
- Starting up the unit 27
- Bounce 28
- Caution 28
- Connecting other equipment 28
- Front panel 28
- Mastering 28
- Mixdown 28
- Multi track 28
- Precautions before making connections 28
- Preparation 28
- Preparing an sd card for use 28
- Recorder modes 28
- Adjusting the contrast 29
- Caution 29
- Preparation 29
- Rear panel 29
- Editing names 30
- Loading a song 30
- Song management 30
- When creating saving or editing the name of a song 30
- Creating a new song 31
- Saving a song 31
- Song management 31
- Copying songs 32
- Erasing songs 32
- Song management 32
- Viewing song information 32
- Deleting unnecessary audio data from a song 33
- Protecting songs 33
- Song management 33
- Caution 34
- Changing a song name 34
- Song management 34
- Assigning inputs 35
- Assigning to a mono track 35
- Assigning to a stereo bus 35
- Assigning to a stereo track 35
- Basic recording 35
- Canceling an assignment 35
- Checking the assignment 35
- Selecting the input sources 35
- Basic recording 36
- Caution 36
- Monitor selection 36
- Monitoring 36
- Ol indicators and level meters 36
- Overload indicators a to h 36
- Using phantom power 36
- Basic recording 37
- Caution 37
- Peak hold display 37
- Setting the mixer screen 37
- Stereo level meter l r 37
- Track level meters 1 to 23 24 37
- Using the input equalizer 37
- Basic recording 38
- Changing the signal phase 38
- Digital trim setting track only 38
- Enabling insert effects 38
- Sending signals to internal external effects 38
- Setting the stereo position 38
- Basic recording 39
- Caution 39
- Checking the fader level 39
- Making the first recording 39
- Muting tracks 39
- Rehearsing the recording 39
- To cancel muting 39
- To cancel soloing 39
- Basic recording 40
- Input selection and assignment 40
- Multitrack recording 40
- Recording 40
- Setting input levels 40
- Setting the tracks for recording 40
- Setting track pan and level 40
- Undo feature settings 40
- Undoing an operation 40
- Basic recording 41
- Canceling an undo operation redo 41
- Caution 41
- Undoing older operations multiple undo 41
- Undoing the last operation single undo 41
- Foot switch function list 42
- Punching in and out 42
- Recorder functions 42
- Setting the foot switch 42
- Using a foot switch to punch in out 42
- Bouncing tracks 43
- Caution 43
- Checking the result 43
- Direct location function 43
- Performing the track bouncing 43
- Recorder functions 43
- Deleting a location mark 44
- Locating directly a specified measure beat 44
- Locating directly a specified time 44
- Location marks 44
- Recorder functions 44
- Returning to zero or the last recording position 44
- Setting a location mark 44
- Skipping to location marks 44
- Adding in out points 45
- Cueing with the jog data dial 45
- Fast forwarding and rewinding 45
- Jogging while listening to audio 45
- Jogging while viewing a waveform 45
- Locating in out points 45
- Recorder functions 45
- Repeat playback 45
- Setting in out points 45
- Automatic punching in and out 46
- Checking cueing points preview 46
- Jumpback playback 46
- Recorder functions 46
- Using repeat playback 46
- Checking punch in out points 47
- Recorder functions 47
- Rehearsing with automatic punching 47
- Setting punch in out points 47
- Assigning virtual tracks 48
- Checking a take 48
- Recorder functions 48
- Recording to virtual tracks 48
- Recording with automatic punching 48
- Virtual tracks 48
- Basic editing procedures 49
- Editing points 49
- Explanation of items 49
- In point 49
- Out point 49
- Overview of track editing 49
- Source track 49
- To point 49
- Track editing 49
- Copy insert 50
- Copy paste 50
- In out to 50
- Target track 50
- Track editing 50
- Cut remove part 51
- Move insert 51
- Move paste 51
- Open insert silence 51
- Track editing 51
- Clean out delete track 52
- Clone track track duplication 52
- Silence erase part 52
- Track editing 52
- Caution 53
- Dynamic effects 53
- Editing a dynamic effect 53
- Editing guitar effects 53
- Guitar effects 53
- Inserting a dynamic effect 53
- Inserting a guitar effect 53
- Using built in effects 53
- Calling effects from the guitar effect library 54
- Calling the send effect library 54
- Editing send effects 54
- Saving guitar effects in the library 54
- Saving send effects in the library 54
- Send effects 54
- Using built in effects 54
- Using send effects 54
- Caution 55
- Fader group 55
- Grouping tracks 55
- Levels and balance 55
- Mixing down and mastering tracks 55
- Mixing down tracks 55
- Stereo position panning 55
- Track equalizer 55
- Ungrouping tracks 55
- Creating a master file 56
- Mixing down and mastering tracks 56
- Send effects 56
- Setting the start and end points 56
- Caution 57
- Checking the master file 57
- Creating a master file 57
- Ending master file checking 57
- Exiting mixdown mode 57
- Mixing down and mastering tracks 57
- Finishing up a master file mastering 58
- If you are not satisfied with the result 58
- Mastering procedures 58
- Mixing down and mastering tracks 58
- Step 1 enter mastering mode 58
- Step 2 use the mastering tools to adjust the sound 58
- Step 3 record a new master file using the mastering 58
- Step 4 check your recording 58
- Mixing down and mastering tracks 59
- Using mastering compression 59
- Using the mastering equalizer 59
- Caution 60
- Exiting mastering mode 60
- Mixing down and mastering tracks 60
- Using normalize 60
- Metronome 61
- Various other functions 61
- Setup preference 62
- Tuner function 62
- Various other functions 62
- Caution 63
- Restoring the initial preference settings 63
- Setting automatic monitoring 63
- Setting automatic power saving 63
- Setting the song name format 63
- Setting the word 63
- Various other functions 63
- Various other functions 64
- Viewing information 64
- Caution 65
- Quick formatting an sd card 65
- Sd card management 65
- Caution 66
- Full formatting an sd card 66
- Sd card management 66
- Caution 67
- Connecting to a computer 67
- Entire songs 67
- Exchanging data with a computer 67
- Mac os x 67
- Master file 67
- Operating system requirements 67
- Wav format tracks 67
- Windows 67
- Caution 68
- Disconnecting 68
- Disconnecting from mac computers 68
- Disconnecting from windows computers 68
- Exchanging data with a computer 68
- Importing tracks 68
- Track import and export 68
- Exchanging data with a computer 69
- Exporting tracks 69
- Deleting files from the audiodepot folder 70
- Exchanging data with a computer 70
- Noise occurs if i connect a passive guitar or bass directly 71
- The sd card is not recognized 71
- The sound i am trying to record sounds distorted 71
- The unit turns off 71
- Troubleshooting 71
- Why can t i hear any sound when i play back 71
- Why can t i record 71
- General messages 72
- Messages 72
- Messages 73
- If any of these errors occur turn the unit power off and restart it if the error message continues to appear frequently please contact the store where you purchased this unit or a tascam customer support service 74
- Messages 74
- Tascam dp 24sd 74
- Analog audio input output ratings 75
- Audio performance 75
- Control input output ratings 75
- Distortion 75
- Effect sends jack 75
- File system 75
- Frequency response 75
- Input a to h jack 75
- Input output ratings 75
- Macintosh 75
- Monitor out jack 75
- Operating requirements 75
- Phones jack 75
- Ratings 75
- Recommended usb host controller 75
- Recording media 75
- Remote jack 75
- S n ratio 75
- Specifications 75
- Stereo out jack 75
- Supported os 75
- Usb port 75
- Windows 75
- Dimensional drawings 76
- Dimensions 76
- General 76
- Operating temperature range 76
- Power consumption 76
- Power supply 76
- Specifications 76
- Weight 76
- Block diagram 77
- Specifications 77
- Level diagram 78
- Specifications 78
- Exclusion of damages 79
- How you can get warranty service 79
- Length of warranty 79
- Limitation of implied warranties 79
- To locate an authorized service center in your area 79
- Warranty 79
- What is and is not covered 79
- What we will pay for 79
- Who is covered under the warranty 79
- Dp 24sd 80
- Teac corporation 80
- Warranty 80
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