Tascam DP-32SD Owner's Manual

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TASCAM DP-32SD 457 - Recorder Functions3. Use the CURSOR (5/b) buttons to select (highlightblue) Jump Back, then use the JOG/DATA dial to set thejumpback time.Options: 1 Sec to 10 Sec, 20 Sec, 30 Sec (default:3 Sec)4. After making the setting, press the HOME button to returnto the Home screen.5. Press the JUMPBACK button during playback to move backby the time set in step 3.Previewing cue pointsYou can preview playback to check whether it is cued correctly.This function can be used to preview audio both before andafter the current playback position.1. When the recorder is stopped, press the MENU button toopen the MENU screen.2. Use the JOG/DATA dial or the CURSOR (5/b/g/t)buttons to select (highlight green) PREFERENCE, and thenpress the F4 (t) button.The PREFERENCE screen opens.3. Use the CURSOR (5/b) buttons to select (highlight blue)Preview Time, then use the JOG/DATA dial to set thepreview playback time.Preview Time: 1 Sec to 10 Sec (default: 4 Sec)4. After making the setting, press the HOME button to returnto the Home screen.5. Preview playback before or after the cue point.To preview after the cue point:While playback is stopped, hold the PREVIEW button andpress the OUT button to play from the current point for thepreview time, and then return to the current point and stop.To preview before the cue point:While playback is stopped, hold the PREVIEW button andpress the IN button to skip back the preview time and thenplay to the current time and stop.Automatic punching in and outYou can use the punch in/out function to automatically recordbetween punch-in and punch-out points set in advance.When using auto punch in/out recording, playback starts fromthe pre-roll point before the punch-in point where recordingstarts. Once the punch-out point is reached, recording ends, butplayback continues for the post-roll time and then stops.In automatic punch in/out recording, monitoring of therecording tracks changes as follows.• Pre-roll period: Track playback signal + input source signal• Punch in–out interval: Input source signal• Post-roll period: Track playback signal + input source signalTracks not armed for recording can be monitored the entiretime.When using this auto punch in/out function, the abovemonitoring changes occur not only during actual recording, butalso in the Rehearsal mode.In Rehearsal mode, you can simulate auto punch in/outrecording, so you can rehearse your performance and also checkwhether the IN and OUT points are set correctly.You can also use punch in/out in with the repeat function. Byusing these functions together, you can repeatedly rehearsepunch in/out recording, or record multiple takes of the samesection, letting the unit work automatically. After recordingmultiple takes, you can choose the best one.Setting punch-in/out pointsThere are two ways to set the punch-in/out points.LAST REC:This option sets the starting and ending points of the lastrecording (or rehearsal) as the punch in and out points.IN - OUT:This option sets the IN and OUT points as the punch-in/outpoints. The first of these points will be used as the punch-inpoint and the second as the punch-out point.1. When the recorder is stopped, press the HOME button toopen the Home screen.2. Press the REC button for the track(s) on which you want toautomatically punch in and out.3. Press the AUTO PUNCH button to open the AUTO PUNCHscreen.