Using the remote’s dedicated key to switch modes, Assigning a new track number manually, Applying the compressor while recording – Teac SS-CDR1 User Manual

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6 − Recording

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If

DD

is selected

As when

LEVEL

is selected, use the DELAY item to

specify the time from when a signal exceeding the auto

track level is detected until the new track number is

assigned, in steps of one frame (one frame is 1/75 of a

second).

If

TIME

is selected

Use the INTERVAL item to specify the time interval at

which the track number is assigned, in a range of 1–10

minutes (one-minute steps).

7 When you have finished making settings, press

the front panel

TIME (ESC)

key (or the remote’s

CLR/ESC

key) to return to the home screen.

NOTE

This setting is remembered even when you turn off
the power.

Using the remote’s dedicated key to switch modes

Each time you press the remote’s

A.TRACK

key, the

Auto Track function mode will cycle in the order of

OFF

LEVEL

DD

TIME

.

Assigning a new track number manually

You can assign a new track number manually by pressing

the

RECORD

key during recording.

However, you cannot create a track that is shorter than four

seconds.

NOTE

If you have recorded in WAV format on a CF card,

you can use editing functions to divide or join tracks
after recording (see “Dividing a file (DIVIDE)” on
page 56, “Combining files (COMBINE)“ on page 57).

Depending on the CompactFlash (CF) card used on

the unit, when recording MP3 files, incrementing
and creating many tracks in a short time period can
cause over flow (the unit shows the message OVER
FLOW on the screen), and the unit will stop operat-
ing.

To avoid such unexpected results, leave a

sufficient time gap after the previous track before
increment the track number.

Applying the compressor while recording

You can apply the SS-CDR1’s built-in compressor to the

recording source while you record.
A compressor is an effect that holds down peaks in the

audio, making the overall level more consistent and more

listenable.
You willl use the menu to turn the compressor on/off (for

details on menu operations, refer to “Operations in the

menu screens” on page 18).

1 Press the

MENU

key to access the main menu list

screen.

2 Select the REC menu.
3 Highlight the PREFERENCE item.
4 Press the front panel

˚

key (or the remote’s

cursor

¥

key) to proceed to the REC PREFERENCE

screen.

5 Select COMP.

6 Turn the

MULTI JOG

dial (or use the remote’s

cursor

§

, ¶

keys) to select one of the following

as the compressor mode.

OFF

: The compressor will not be used when recording.

SOFT

: Light compression will be applied. This setting

is suitable when recording music.

HARD

: Strong compression will be applied. This setting

is suitable when the audio source you’re recording has a

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