Menu Bank 300 Midi; Menu Bank 400 Input/Output - Tascam MX-2424 Owner's Manual

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When rollback is activated the MX-2424's transport will locate backwards by the amount of time set as the Rollback
Length and stop. Rollback Length can be set in one-frame increments from 00:00:00:00 to 23:59:59:29. (Default is
00:00:10:00)
Rollback can be activated directly on the RC-2424 remote control unit by pressing <SHIFT> [19] then
LAST<ROLLBACK> [77].
A play head Jump can be activated on either the RC-2424 or the front panel of the MX-2424 by holding STOP [34]
and pressing either FAST FORWARD [33] or REWIND [32] to send you forward or backward using the amount
set up as the Rollback value.
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With this Menu it is possible to toggle on or off the display of subframes in the LCD time display. A subframe is
th
1/100 of a frame. When toggled on it is possible to Trim Memory locations and Edit Points with subframe
accuracy. Points are always captured with subframe accuracy by pressing CAPT [16] even when subframe display
is turned off. (Default is Off.)
Menu Bank 300: MIDI
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This Menu allows the MIDI Device ID of the MX-2424 to be set. It may become necessary to change this when the
MX-2424 is sharing the same MIDI Device ID as other equipment in a MIDI setup. (Default is 74)
Menu Bank 400: Input/Output
400
This Menu allows selection of input source for the first block of eight channels. The "/48k" designates the setup is
for recording at 44.1kHz, 48kHz and their associated pull up/down sample rates. When the 96kHz recording
software update is available menu choices will display options for 96kHz recording. Possible choices are:
Analog
Dig In
2CH In
Rollback Length
Display Subframe
MIDI Device ID
Inputs 1 – 8 /48k
When selected, input to tracks 1 – 8 is taken from inputs 1 – 8 of the analog I/O module
(IF-AN24) if installed.
When selected, input to tracks 1 – 8 is taken from inputs 1 – 8 of a digital I/O module
(IF-AE24, IF-AD24 or IF-TD24) if installed.
When selected, the dedicated stereo digital inputs are routed to channels 1 – 8 with the
Left signal going to the Odd tracks (1,3,5,7) and the Right signal going to the Even tracks
(2,4,6,8). It is then possible to record enable the desired Odd/Even pair of tracks for
stereo recording. (NOTE: When using this option it will be necessary to choose between
AES/EBU and SPDIF in Menu 462. and select 2CH In in Menu 002.)
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