Variable speed playback – Tascam DA-88 User Manual

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ENTERING A TRACK DELAY TIME

A

/ DISPLAY

T

A

□ □

□ □

You can let the output of a specific track lag behind that of others by a maximum
of 7200 samples (Fs). This is like an offset you may want to enter so that one
transport will sync to the master with a distance maintained between them.

1 sample corresponds to 22.7 microseconds at 44.1 kHz, and to 20.8 microseconds

at 48 kHz.

1. When the display shows ABS time, hold the

A

key and press

DISPLAY.

The

display will read "dl. tr SEL," prompting you to select the track you want to
lag.

2. Press

REC FUNCTION

of the desired track. The display will now read

"tr 1 00 00" (if you pressed REC FUNCTION 1), prompting you to specify
how mamy samples the track will lag.

3. Use the

A

and

T

keys to enter the desired numerals. Each time you press either

key, the display will increment or decrement in 1 sample steps, up to 7200
samples/down to -200 samples. You can hold the key to scroll through the
numerals.

Repeat steps 2 and 3 for other tracks if necessary.

4. To complete the procedure, press DISPLAY. ABS time will show again.

To reset the current delay time,

hold

A

or

T

and press the other at any time

when ABS time shows.

To check the delay time you've entered,

hold

A

and press DISPLAY, then

press the necessary channel's REC FUNCTION at any time when ABS time
shows.

Variable Speed Playback

VARI SPEED

T

A

T

A

During play (or before starting it) you can change the tape speed up to +/-
6.0% in 0.1 % steps as follows.

1. Press

VARI SPEED

to let its LED turn on. "PITCH" will show in the display.

2. Press the

A

key to speed up the tape, or press the

T

key to lower the speed.

To defeat all pitch changes, hold either

A

or

T

and press the other, whatever the

display and the transport mode.

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