Recording a take, 4 – recording – Teac DR-680 User Manual

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5 Use this screen to set input levels. Use the

1

6

keys to select the input channels that you want to

adjust.

6 Use the

VALUE

knob to adjust the input levels in

a range of ±32 dB (default value: 0).

CAUTION

When recording with microphones, please pay attention
to the following points.

Adjust the input level so that distortion does not occur

at the input stage. If distortion does occur at the input
stage, the channel number to the left of the meter
on the TRIM screen is shown as a light number on a
dark background. In this case, the unit might record
distorted sound even if the overload indicator for the
meter has not appeared.

When adjusting the input level, at first, set the MIC

GAIN switch to LOW and adjust the input level on
the TRIM screen. If the input level is still too low even
when the trim is set to maximum, set the MIC GAIN
switch to HIGH.

TIP

In addition to using the TRIM screen to adjust the

recording levels, try changing the orientation of the
microphones and their distances from the sources
of the sound. The orientation and distance of a
microphone also changes the sound quality.
You can use the limiter function to prevent distortion

when recording even when loud sounds are input.
(See “Using the limiter” on page 32.)

7 Press the

REC TRIM

or

HOME/FUNC

key to

return to the Home Screen.

Recording a take

Before starting the following procedures, input
selection and level adjustment for each track should be
completed, and the Home Screen should be open.
1 Press the

PAUSE

key to start recording standby.

The

PAUSE

and

REC

indicators light.

PAUSE indicator REC indicator

2 Press the

REC

key to start recording. During

recording, the

REC

indicator lights, and the

elapsed recording time or remaining recordable

time appear on the display.

NOTE

You can also start recording by pressing the REC key first
without pushing the PAUSE key beforehand.

3 Press the

STOP

key to stop recording.

Press the

PAUSE

key to pause recording. When

paused, you can press the

REC

key again to

restart recording.

NOTE

You can set whether recording continues in the same
take or a new take is created when you start recording
again after pausing. (See “Creation of new takes when
restarting recording” on page 25.)

4 – Recording

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