Recording; Recording An Md - Teac TASCAM MD-350 Manual Del Usuario

Recording

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Recording an MD

1. Press the [POWER] button.
... "NO DISC" appears on the display.
... Turn on the source component and the
amplifier. Set the input selector to the
source component.
2. Insert a recordable MD.
Hold the MD with the
label side up.
Insert in the direction of
the arrow.
... When a blank MD is inserted, the
display shows "Disc Loading", "TOC
Reading", "No Track !!" and "Blank Disc"
in sequence.
... When a partially recorded MD is
inserted, the deck will automatically
start recording from the end of the last
recorded track.
3. Select the input with the [INPUT
SELECTOR].
Display Selected Input
ANALOG ANALOG INPUT
DIGITAL 1 DIGITAL INPUT 1
(OPTICAL)
DIGITAL 2 DIGITAL IN 2 (OPTICAL)
(front panel)
4. Select the recording mode following the
steps below:
The MD-350 is capable of recording and
playing back in standard stereo mode
(SP), monaural standard speed (MON),
double long-play (LP2) and quadruple
long-play (LP4) modes.
As the name suggests, LP2 provides
long-play facilities giving twice the
usual recording/playback time, and LP4
provides four times the
recording/playback time.
All modes are stereo, except for MONO,
when recording will be performed using
only the left (L) channel. "L" appears on
the level meter, but the output is sent to
both channels.
To select a mode (SP, MON, LP2 or LP4)
for recording:
a) With the unit in stop mode, press the
[EDIT/NO] button repeatedly until "REC
MODE?" is displayed.
b) Press the [YES] button. ("RecMode>
XXX" is displayed.)
c) Use the [µTRACK≤] dial to select
the recording mode shown on the
display.
d) Press the [YES] button to confirm the
setting.
... Note:that when the time remaining on a
disc for further recording is shown, this
refers to the remaining time using the
current mode.
... It is possible to include tracks recorded
in different modes (SP,MONO, LP2 and
LP4) on one disc.
... Also note that while the LP4 (quadruple
long-play) mode provides exceptional
recording time thanks to advanced
compression technology,
occasionally you may hear some slight
noise, depending on the material being
recorded. We therefore recommend that
if sound quality is more important for
your recording project than recording
time, you use either the SP (stereo) or
LP2 (double long-play) mode.
... The maximum amount of time available
with monaural recording is twice that of
stereo recording.
– 8 –
ª Indication of recording mode
When the recording mode is shown, the
last three characters of the display are
used, and it is displayed as SP, MON, LP2
or LP4.
... In stop mode, the recording mode is
shown when the remaining time display
is selected.
... In record or record-ready mode, the
recording mode is always shown
... In play or in play-pause mode, the
recording mode is shown when the
remaining time is selected. In this case,
the display shows the recording mode
of the current material, not the
currently-selected recording mode.
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5. Press the [ RECORD] button.
... The deck enters the Record-Ready
usual
mode ("
... "Disc Full !!" or "Track Full !!" is
displayed when no room is available on
the MD for recording.
6. Adjust the recording level.
... If [ANALOG] was selected above,
adjust the recording level with the
[INPUT] control.
... When adjusting the recording level,
adjust so that the "OVER" segments of
the peak level meter do not light up.
.
7. Start recording.
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Press the [
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[ READY] button ( "
Start playing the source program.
8. To stop recording, press the [
button.
ª To stop recording temporarily (ready)
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Press the [ READY] button.
... Press the [
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button to resume recording.
... Whenever you pause recording, the
track number increases by one.
ª To eject the MD
Press the [ø EJECT] button in stop mode.
very
If the power is turned off with the MD left
in the deck ("
recording, the UTOC cannot be recorded.
Turn the power back on within 3 or 4 days
and eject the MD. The recorded data
might be lost if the MD is left in the deck
for a long time.
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PLAY] button or the
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STOP]
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PLAY] or [ READY]
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