Tascam Digital Portastudio DP-03 Owner's Manual page 88

18 – Commonly-used Functions
How to
Insert silence at a point in a track
Jump to a location mark
Jump to the IN and OUT and TO points Press IN, OUT or TO
Listen to a CD
Load a song
Make all of an SD card usable by a PC
Make an exact copy of (clone) a track
Metronome settings
Mute the playback sound of the track
Name a song
Normalize the volume of the stereo
master track
Ping-pong (bounce) to other tracks
Playback a created stereo master track
Protect a song
Record a guitar
Redo one operation
Remove a section of a track and replace
it with silence
Remove the USB connection
Restore a song from a PC
Restore data backed up on a CD
Save a song
Set a location mark
Set the IN and OUT points
Tune a guitar or wind instrument
Undo one operation
Un-protect a song
Use EQ (equalizer) on a track
Use EQ (equalizer) on an input signal
Use equalization on the stereo master
track
Use phantom power
Use the built-in mic
Use the metronome
Use the USB connection
User compression on the stereo master
track
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Buttons, etc. to press
MENU ® TRACK EDIT ® OPEN
LOCATE LIST ® select the mark with
DATA wheel ® F4 (JUMP)
CD ® CD PLAYER
MENU ® SONG ® LOAD
MENU ® CARD ® SD INITIALIZE
MENU ® TRACK EDIT ® CLONE TRACK
METRONOME
MUTE
MENU ® SONG ® NAME EDIT
MIXDOWN/MASTERINGx2 ® F3
BOUNCE
MIXDOWN/MASTER x 2
MENU ® SONG ® PROTECT
Set the INPUT A switch to GUITAR
UNDO/REDO
MENU ® TRACK EDIT ® SILENCE
Disconnect the unit from a PC
MENU ® DATA BACKUP ® SONG
RESTORE
CD ® CD RESTORE
MENU ® SONG ® SAVE
Press and hold LOCATE LIST
Press and hold IN, OUT or TO
TUNER
UNDO/REDO
MENU ® SONG ® PROTECT
EQ
EQ
MIXDOWN/MASTERINGx2 ® F1
PHANTOM
Set the INPUT A/B switch to INTERNAL
MIC A/B
METRONOME
Connect the unit and a PC with the USB
cable.
MIXDOWN/MASTERINGx2 ® F2
Description
See "OPEN (insert silence)" on page 51.
See "Location marks" on page 45.
See "Using IN, OUT and TO points" on
page 46.
See "Playing back an audio CD" on page
72.
See "Loading a saved song" on page 35.
See "Initializing SD cards" on page 64.
See "CLONE track (track duplicatin)" on
page 52.
See "Metronome" on page 59.
See "Muting tracks" on page 54
See "Editing names" on page 35.
See "Mastering the stereo master track"
on page 56.
See "Bouncing tracks" on page 43.
See "Checking the stereo master track"
on page 55
See "Protecting songs" on page 37.
See "Selecting the input source" on
page 38.
See "Undoing an operation" on page
41.
See "SILENCE (part erase)" on page 52.
See "Disconnecting" on page 66.
See "Restoring songs" on page 67.
See "Restoring a song from a CD" on
page 76.
See "Saving a song" on page 36.
See "Location marks" on page 45.
See "Using IN, OUT and TO points" on
page 46.
See "Tuner" on page 59.
See "Undoing an operation" on page
41.
See "Protecting songs" on page 37.
See "Track EQ (equalizer)" on page 53.
See "Using input EQ (equalizer)" on
page 39.
See "Mastering the stereo master track"
on page 56.
See "Using phantom power" on page
38.
See "Selecting the input source" on
page 38.
See "Metronome" on page 59.
See "Connecting with a computer" on
page 65.
See "Mastering the stereo master track"
on page 56.