Vga transport, Lcd transport, Part iii–locate, transport, & surround – Teac SX-1 Reference Manual User Manual

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Part III–Locate, Transport, & Surround

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TASCAM SX-1

Reference Manual

Immediate

In this mode, the SX-1 stops after any

locate operation.

Automatic

In this mode, the SX-1’s transport will

immediately engage PLAY after any locate opera-
tion.

Deferred

When the SX-1 is controlling external

devices, pressing PLAY during a locate operation
results in playback starting after the locate operation
is complete.

REWIND

This keym rewinds the project.

FAST FOWARD

This key , fast forwards the

project.

STOP

This key ª stops playback.

PLAY

This key Á starts playback and punches out

of Record.

RECORD

With a track record enabled and the trans-

port in PLAY, press this key º to punch in.

VGA Transport

Transport controls that mirror the front panel Trans-
port Keys
are available in the VGA screens’ Main

Menu Bar. The Record key displays an “M” when
Mixdown Mode is enabled.

LCD Transport

A variety of external devices can have their trans-
ports controlled directly from the SX-1’s Transport
Keys
.

LOCATE POINTS

Opens the screen where you can

manage Locate Points (“Locate Points” on page 38).

REGISTER

Opens the

REGISTERS

screen where you

can view and adjust Loop, Autopunch, and Audition
points.

EXTERNAL DEVICES

Use this screen to manage

the SX-1’s transport communication with external
devices.

REC CHANNEL

This parameter determines which

channel strip on the SX-1 will act as the first channel
for remote track arming. The above example has
Channel 17 set for this value.

FRAME RATE

This knob sets the project frame

rate. Rates of 30, 29.97, 29.97 Drop, 25, and 24
frames per second (fps) are available. To change the
current frame rate, you must select

Accept

or

Cancel

from the tab that appears at the right of the screen.

SMPTE/TIMECODE OFFSET

This parameter

determines the amount of offset from incoming and
outgoing timecode. Values can be entered by using
the keypad.
Turning the knob accomplishes two things: the knob
now acts as a cursor for the offset register (moving
the cursor from hours to minutes to seconds, for
instance), and it opens a dialog strip on the right side
of the LCD screen:

TOGGLE SIGN

When this key is

pressed, the offset value changes from a
positive offset (

+

) to a negative offset (

-

),

meaning that an offset of

+00:00:02:00

would play back two seconds later than
the device generating the timecode, and
that an offset of

–00:00:02:00

would play

back two seconds earlier.

CURSOR <---

Moves the cursor to the

left by one value.

CURSOR --->

Moves the cursor to the

right by one value.

SMPTE FORMAT

This key toggles the offset dis-

play to show one of the four timecode choices avail-
able in the SX-1.

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