Recording, 2–quick start guide – Tascam BB-1000CD User Manual

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Recording on an SD card

Before recording, insert an SD card into the unit and press
the

SD

key to change the recording media to SD card.

NOTE

It is recommended to format an SD card on the unit before record-
ing on the card (

page 49 “Formatting an SD card”).

Using an SD card formatted on other devices or a PC may increase

the possibility of recording errors.

1.

Press the

REC/READY [

º

]

key.

The unit becomes on standby for recording. The

Record screen appears and

REC/READY [

º

]

key

flashes.

2.

Check the level meter and adjust the input level by

turning the

FRONT MIC/EXT MIC

knob and the

REAR

MIC/LINE

knob.

The input level is indicated on the

L/R

meter.

The indicators upper left of the knobs light when the

input is too loud. Set the input level a little less than
that makes the indicators lit at inputting maximum
volume.

Recording

Recording by using the built-in microphones is explained
in the example below.
You can also use external microphones connected to the

EXT MIC A(L)

/

EXT MIC B(R)

terminals and audio equip-

ment connected to the

LINE IN

terminal on the left side of

the unit as recording sources.

1.

Press the

INPUT

key to open the

INPUT

screen.

2.

Press the

CURSOR [

§

/

]

key to select the

SOURCE

item.

3.

Turn the

DATA

wheel to select "

FRNT/REAR

".

The built-in microphones on the front and rear

(

FRONT MIC

and

REAR MIC

) are set to the recording

source.

4.

Press the

INPUT

key to return to the Home screen.

Inserting an SD card

The SD card slot and the CD slot are equipped on the right
side of the unit.
Insert an SD card in the SD card slot and push it until it
clicks fully into place.

Removing the SD card

Press the inserted SD card in gently and it will disengage
from the unit so that you can completely pull it out.

NOTE

Do not remove the SD card during recording and playback, and
while the SD indicator is fl ashing (writing data).

2–Quick start guide

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