Rehearse, Pre/post roll, Varispeed – Teac X-48MKII User Manual

Page 30: Recording as a timecode slave, Recording and playing back, Input monitoring, 5 – recorder

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TASCAM X-48MKII

Rehearse

The Rehearse feature allows you to hear the effects of

recording without actually recording to disk. This feature

is useful for testing auto-punch in and out points or for

rehearsing talent before recording.

Mouse/Keyboard Operation

• Click on the REH button in the transport section in

the top-right corner of the screen.

Front Panel Operation

• Press the RHSL button.
This function, however, works only when “One-button

rehearsal” has been set, as described below.

One-button rehearsal

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Mouse/Keyboard Operation

1 Click the Windows menu and select the Settings

item (or press Alt-F8 on the keyboard) to open the
SETTINGS screen. Click the Transport tab.

2 Put a check into the One Button Rehearse checkbox at

the top of the screen.

Front Panel Operation

1 Press the PREF button.
2 Use the

5

/

b

buttons to select

One Button

Rehearse

and push the CHNG button.

3 Use the

5

/

b

buttons to select

On

and push the

ENTER/YES button.

Pre/Post Roll

You can set the pre-roll and post-roll times for starting and

ending points when looping. For details about looping,

see “Loop Playback” on page 32.

Mouse/Keyboard Operation

1 Click on the Windows menu and select Settings or

press Alt-F8 on the keyboard.

2 The Settings window will open. Click on the tab at

the bottom of this window titled Transport.

3 Click the checkbox labeled Enable Pre/Post-Roll. You

can click on the fields for pre-roll and post-roll to

specify how many seconds you require.

Front Panel Operation

1 On the front panel of the X-48MKII, press the PREF

button. Use the

5

/

b

buttons to select

Use Pre/

Post-Roll

and press CHNG.

2 Use the

5

/

b

buttons to select

On

and press Enter.

3 Pre-roll and Post-roll times can also be changed in

the

Preferences

menu.

Varispeed

Varispeed playback changes the playback speed of the

recorder, re-sampling at the output to maintain the

selected sample rate. It can be useful when an instrument

cannot be tuned to match a recording or to speed up

or slow down a song’s playback (while simultaneously

changing the pitch).

Mouse/Keyboard Operation

1 Click on the Windows menu and select Settings or

press Alt-F8 on the keyboard.

2 Click the Sync tab.
3 Click on the checkbox labeled
Varispeed. Use the

slider or click in the text box to specify the amount

of varispeed.

Recording as a timecode slave

In order to assure recording when functioning as a

timecode slave, if unlocked recording operations are

disabled and recording cannot be conducted. This is the

same as with TASCAM DTRS series and MX-2424 units. To

start recording when functioning as a timecode slave, the

unit must be locked (PLAY LED lit).

Recording and Playing Back

Input Monitoring

There are four options for input monitoring:
Normal input monitoring
Normal input monitoring puts any track that’s in record

in input monitoring. Whether the transport is in play,

record or stop, you will hear the input only and not what

is recorded. This mode is typically used for tracking.
Auto Input mode
When the recorder is in Auto Input mode, you will hear

the input when the transport is in stop or record. When

the transport is in play, you will hear what was previously

recorded. This mode is used for punch-in recording, so

that the artist and engineer can hear what was previously

5 – Recorder

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