10 – miscellaneous functions, Metronome – Teac DP-006 User Manual

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10 – Miscellaneous Functions

Metronome

This unit has a built-in metronome function that can be used when the

recorder is operating. You can set it to function during both playback and

recording or only during recording.
1. When the recorder is stopped, press the MENU button to open the

MENU

screen.

2. Use the DATA wheel to select (highlight) the METRONOME item, and

press the F4 [t] button to open the METRONOME screen.

3. Set the following items.

Use the F3 [5] and F4 [b] buttons to select (highlight) items, and use

the DATA wheel to set their values.

MODE

Select one of the following modes.

Mode

Meaning

OFF

(default value)

metronome OFF, default value

REC&PLAY

Metronome functions during both

recording and playback

REC ONLY

Metronome functions only during

recording

TEMPO

Set the speed between 20 and 250 BPM (default value: 120).

BEAT

Set the number of beats between 1 and 12 (default value: 4).

The accent falls on the first beat.

LEVEL

Set the metronome volume between 0 and 127 (default value: 100).

4. After completing the setting, press the HOME button to return to the

Home Screen.

The metronome will now function according to the MODE setting made

in step three.

Even if the metronome is active during recording, the its sound will not

be recorded directly.

NOTE

If you record using a mic while monitoring the metronome sound through

connected speakers, the metronome sound could be recorded.

When the metronome is operating, you can adjust the LEVEL item, but

other items on the METRONOME screen cannot be changed.

You can use the metronome to provide a click when making the first

recording of, for example, a rhythm guitar or bass part.

If you want to use the metronome when practicing, you can either play a

song that does not have any recordings or turn the TRACK LEVEL knobs

all the way down during playback.

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