Teac GX-1 Instruction Manual page 44

Reproduction at a Speed Different from the
Recording Speed
You can select a sampling frequency at reproduction that is different from the
sampling frequency at recording. After selecting the file to be reproduced,
from the Setup menu choose Params, and then change the Base Sample
setting.
When you select a sampling frequency different from the sampling frequency
at recording, the 2 base sampling frequencies (at reproduction and at record-
ing) are displayed on the PLAY tab in the left side of the monitor area.
At reproduction
• When reproducing a file recorded by multi-sampling, you cannot select a
sampling frequency of 2.5 kHz, 12.5 kHz, 25 kHz, 50 kHz, 100 kHz, or
200 kHz.
• When the data was recorded by internal sampling, you cannot reproduce it
by external sampling. Also vice versa: if data was recorded by external
sampling, you cannot reproduce it by internal sampling.
• When a voice memo was recorded in MIX mode, reproduction at a select-
ed reproduction speed is possible, and the voice is reproduced using the
same timings as the measured data. However, reproduction quality deteri-
orates.
• When a voice was recorded in AFTER mode, you cannot change the
reproduction speed of the voice. So the timing of the reproduced voice
will not match the measured data. When you increase the reproduction
speed, the voice will be slower than the data reproduction. When you
decrease the reproduction speed, the voice will be faster than the data
reproduction.
• The elapsed time displayed in the Status toolbar is the elapsed time at
recording.
• The time displayed on the left of the Search button displays the temporal
position at recording.
• At reproduction time, as at recording time, you cannot reproduce data at a
rate that exceeds the maximum transfer rate of the internal drive. (See
page 1-5.)
• During reproduction, the time axis on the Waveform Display window dis-
plays the actual time at reproduction.
At recording
Basic Operations
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