Teac DP-03 - Manual (Page 33)

TASCAM DP-03
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Recorder modes
This unit has four recorder modes.
MULTITRACK
Use to operate the unit as a multitrack recorder.
BOUNCE
Use to bounce tracks. (See “Bouncing tracks” on page 43.)
MIXDOWN
Use to mix down tracks to create a stereo master track. (See
“Mixing down tracks” on page 53 and “Creating a stereo
master track” on page 54.)
MASTERING
Use to play stereo master tracks that you have created
and apply effects to them (mastering). (See “Checking the
stereo master track” on page 55 and “Mastering the stereo
master track” on page 56.)
When the unit’s power is turned ON, it always starts up in
MULTITRACK mode.
When in any mode besides
MULTITRACK
mode, many
of the usual operations using the screen are unavailable.
In this Owner’s Manual, the
MULTITRACK
mode is the
recorder mode explained unless otherwise noted.
Connecting other equipment
This section shows examples of connecting other
equipment with this unit.
Precautions before making connections
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Turn the power of this unit and all devices that you will •
connect with it OFF (or put them in standby power
mode) beforehand.
Supply power to all the devices from the same line.
•
When using a power strip, for example, use one with a
cable that has a high electric current capacity in order
to minimize power voltage variations.
Rear panel
AC outlet
TASCAM
PS-1225L
DC plug
Headphones
Footswitch
TASCAM
RC-3F
(Optional)
Connect guitar/base to INPUT A
Powered speakers or
amplifier and speakers
Connect mics to
MIC A and B
Drum machine
Connect electronic keyboard
to INPUT A and B
CAUTION
Do not input signals into both the XLR and standard •
jacks at the same time.
Do not connect a dynamic microphone using an
•
unbalanced connection when phantom power is ON.
Doing so could break it.
Do not connect or disconnect a mic when phantom
•
power is ON. This could cause a loud noise and damage
equipment.
Turn the unit output volume down using the
• PHONES
knob and MASTER fader on the front panel before
turning phantom power ON or OFF. Depending on the
mic, a loud noise could occur, damaging equipment
and harming people’s hearing.
4 – Preparations