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4 – CD playback & recording

26 TASCAM DV-RA1000 Owner’s Manual

Auto track increment

When recording, this allows the automatic division of

the recorded material into separate tracks when the

following conditions occur (this also applies to non-

DSD DVD+RW recording):

Coaxial input The PQ code (digital signals from

CD, MD and DAT only) is used to determine the

track divisions. In cases where other coaxial digital

audio sources are used, the threshold level deter-

mines track divisions, as explained below.

AES/EBU and analog inputs The threshold

level (see “Setting the threshold level” on page 25) is

used to divide tracks. A new track is started when the

level rises above the threshold level after having

fallen below that level for the previous four seconds.

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It is also possible to divide a recording into tracks manu-

ally, by pressing the

RECORD

key during recording.

On a CD, two seconds of silence automatically follow

such a track division (no audio data is lost—the input

signal is buffered before being written to the disc).

Note that tracks produced in this way must conform to

the Red Book standard (be more than four seconds

long) and there can be a maximum of 99 tracks on a

disc.

Fades

It is possible to create linear fades in and out when

recording or playing back.

Press the

FADE key briefly to cycle auto fading on or

off or in rehearsal (the indicator shows the status,

with flashing indicating rehearsal).

In rehearsal mode, no recording actually takes place,

but the effects of the fade can be previewed and the

fade times can be set (in playback mode, there is no

difference between rehearsal and the “real thing”).

Use the

F1 and F2 cursor keys and the wheel to set

these values (between 0 seconds and 24 seconds).

Fade times are set independently for fade-in and

fade-out operations.

The fade time setting screen can also be accessed

with a long push of the

FADE key.

Press

ENTER to confirm the fade time settings.

• When recording starts and fade mode is

selected, the

RECORD key flashes while the

fade in is taking place. It lights steadily when

the fade is complete.

When playback starts and fade mode is

selected, a fade-in starts.

• When recording stops and fade mode is

selected, the fade continues for the set time,

and then recording stops. If

STOP is pressed

during the fade out, recording then stops

immediately.

When playback stops (with the

STOP key) and

fade mode is selected, the fade-out starts. If

the

STOP key is pressed during the fade, play-

back stops immediately.

NOTE

This feature can also be used with DVD recording.

Monitoring

While not recording, it is possible to switch between

monitoring the input signal (the

MONITOR indicator

is on) and the playback of the disc.

Use the

MONITOR key on the main unit or the RC-

RA1000 to switch this function on (as shown by the

indicator lighting).

Note that this function is automatically turned on (i.e.

monitoring the input) when recording.

Also note that the VFP

MONO function (“MONO” on

page 17) can be used to turn monaural monitoring on

and off (but this does not work in DSD mode).

NOTE

This feature also works with DVD recording.

Figure 4.4: Setting fade times

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