Teac HS-2000 - Manual (Page 102)

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TASCAM HS-2000
11 – Internal settings
Playback settings (PLAY SETUP)
Make settings related to playback.
GENERAL page (playback settings)
Make settings related to the playback mode.
Play Mode
Set how the playback of takes and entries is handled
using the following buttons. This setting affects all
modes except timeline mode.
One Take
(default)
Only the currently selected take or entry is played
back.
All Take All the takes in the currently loaded session or all
the entries in the playlist are played back.
Repeat Mode
Turn repeat playback ON and OFF (default).
Follow BWF-J (default: OFF)
Turn the BWF–J cue point function ON or OFF.
This setting can be made separately for each mode.
When the BWF–J cue point function is ON, operation
will follow BWF–J cue points set in sessions and takes.
For details about operation, see the following pages.
Timeline mode: •
(See "BWF-J cue point (timeline mode)" on page 51.)
Take mode:
•
(See "BWF-J cue point (take mode)" on page 74.)
Playlist mode:
•
(See "BWF-J cue point (playlist mode)" on page 96.)
On-air mode:
•
(See "BWF-J cue point (on-air mode)" on page 99.)
BC$END Mode (On-air mode only)
In on-air playback mode, you can change the function
of BC$END marks.
Normal
(default)
An END tally is output and playback
continues.
Jump to Standby
An END tally is output and the transport
jumps to the BC$STANDBY mark of the
next take and playback continues. If the
next take does not have a BC$STANDBY
mark, playback will continue without
jumping.
NOTE
This setting can only be enabled when in on-air mode. It
is not shown in other operation modes.
CONTROL page
Make various playback function settings.
Auto Cue (default: OFF)
Set whether auto cue is ON or OFF.
If auto cue is ON, whenever a take is changed or
loaded, the unit will enter playback standby at the first
point in the take where the signal exceeds the level set
here.
If there is no signal in the take above the Auto Cue
level and Play Mode is set to One Take, the transport
stops at the start of the take. If there is no signal in the
take above the Auto Cue Level and Play Mode is set to
All Take, the unit will start searching for a signal in the
next take.
This setting affects all modes except timeline mode.
To set the auto cue start point detection level, touch
the knob area and use the DATA dial to change the
value.
Setting
options
–72dB, –66dB, –60dB, –54dB (default), –48dB,
–42dB, –36dB, –30dB, –24dB