Teac US-428 User Manual

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Insert Parameter Controls


Pressing S

ET

+ F1 lights the F1

LED

indicating that insert parameter control
mode is active. In this mode you can
control parameters for insert B, C, D or
E for the leftmost selected track. The
topmost insert slot (A) is reserved for
the P

ARA

EQ 4-

BAND

insert and direct

control by the normal EQ functions
described in the previous section:

Select a track (when multiple tracks

are selected, the leftmost/lowest is
used)

Insert an effect in one of the lower

four slots for that track

Press S

ET

+ F1 (F1 led will light)

Press L

O

, L

O

M

ID

, H

I

M

ID

, or H

I

to

select an insert slot. The effects
window will appear for the selected
insert.


Now the Data Wheel will
increment/decrement parameter 1 for
the selected effect. Holding Set while
turning the data wheel will change the
parameter faster. Press F3 to move up
a parameter number, or press F2 to
move down a parameter number. This
will allow you to access any effect
parameter.

The Q knob controls the parameter one
above the D

ATA

W

HEEL

. F

REQ

controls

the parameter two above it, and G

AIN

controls the parameter three above it.
This gives you simultaneous access to
four consecutive parameters. These
knobs also respond to holding the S

ET

button for faster changes.

Pressing S

ET

+ N

ULL

will toggle the

bypass for the selected insert effect.





You can exit insert parameter control
mode by pressing F1 or any A

UX

button.


You can also press any of the EQ
buttons to change which effect on a
track you’re controlling. You can also
select a different track and parameter
slot.



Automation Controls

S

ET

+ R

ECORD

Cycle

selected

tracks through automation record modes

S

ET

+ P

LAY

Cycle selected tracks

through automation play modes

S

ET

+ S

TOP

Turn automation off for

selected tracks.

To change the automation state for a
master fader, hold the R

EC

button down

to select it before pressing the above
buttons.

In Latch modes, the movement of a
control (fader, pan, knob, wheel) starts
updating that parameter. In Touch
mode, the S

ELECT

button acts as the

touch sensor for that track. Holding a
S

ELECT

button “touches” that track’s

parameters and begins updating;
releasing S

ELECT

stops the updating.

The R

EC

buttons act as touch sensors

for the master fader.

The B

ANK

, EQ and D

ATA

W

HEEL

buttons (A

UX

1-4, ASGN and F1-3) are

disabled when any S

ELECT

button is

being held down. This prevents
disruptions while automation data is
being used.


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