Tascam HD-R1 - Manual (Page 13)

TASCAM HD-R1
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4–Recording
Other recording functions
Media capacity and recording
After making the above settings, the unit is ready to
record. A new file is automatically created for every
recording.
1 Press the
RECORD
key.
The unit becomes ready to record and input
monitoring is turned ON.
The
RECORD
and
READY
keys light up.
2 Check the input level using the meters on the
Home Screen.
When
INPUT
is set to
Analog/Mic
, use
the
INPUT
knob on the front panel to adjust the
level.
When
INPUT
is set to
S/PDIF
, the level
cannot be adjusted. Adjust the level at the
source if it is not suitable.
NOTE
When connecting headphones to the PHONES jack to
monitor recording, use the PHONES knob to adjust the
level. This knob only affects the headphone level; it does
not affect the output level from the LINE OUT jack on the
rear panel.
3 Press the
PLAY
key to start recording.
The
RECORD
and
PLAY
keys light.
4 When finished recording, press the
STOP
key.
A file is created.
With the default setting, the files are automati-
cally named “
Track001
,” “
Track002
,” etc.
Press the
READY
key to pause recording.
Pausing also creates a file. A new file is created
for the next recording.
NOTE
Audio files created when recording are stored in the
current folder. Moreover, when the playback mode is set
to playlist, the created audio file is automatically added to
the current playlist. See “6–Folders and Playlists” on page
15 for information about the current folder and the playlist.
See also “Setting the playback mode” on page 14.
Using the Record Settings Menu, you can also set the
following functions.
Automatically create markers during recording at •
specified time intervals or when the input signal
clips.
Turn ON/OFF the prerecord function, which retains •
the input signal in a buffer when the unit is in
ready-to-record mode.
Set the maximum size for audio files. •
Turn ON/OFF the Sync Record function, which •
automatically starts recording if the input signal
exceeds a certain level.
Set the base name that is given automatically to •
new files.
Set the base name that is given automatically to •
new markers.
Please see “Record settings” in the Owner’s Manual
for more about these functions.
During recording, the media space indicator on the
screen displays the remaining space.
When there is no remaining space, the unit stops
recording, the file closes, and a warning message that
there is no space appears on the screen.
In the FAT file system used by this unit, the maximum
size for each file is limited to 2GB. If the file size
reaches the limit, the unit closes that file and continues
recording to a new file. In this situation, no gap in
recording occurs, so the files can be relinked in a
DAW, for example. Moreover, if the unit’s playback
mode is set to playlist, the files can be played back in
order without an audible gap between them.
Standard recording procedures