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Recording & Editing Functions TASCAM 788 Operational Tutorial • 8/2000 Edition

Section IIIRecording & Editing Functions (Continued)

Silk screened around

the main transport

keys are a couple of

combination functions.

RTZ - Pressing STOP

and REW together

functions as Return to

Zero. That will bring you to 00:00:00:00:0 in the time

window (the very beginning of the project).

LRP - Pressing STOP and FFWD together will take you

to the beginning of your last recorded passage. This is

helpful in getting right back to the same point on a

punch in, or even for finding your IN point for an edit

removing extra space in front of a region. Keep in

mind that LRP can go backwards or forwards to the

last recording point. Don't let the fact that it is on the

FFWD button confuse you.

JOG - Pressing STOP and PLAY together will enter audio

jog/scrub mode, allowing you to scrub a track in the

song by turning the JOG/DATA wheel. The display will

show you the waveform

display of any track to assist

in finding a sparse part

visually.

If you need to zoom in or out

of the waveform, you can use

the LEFT and RIGHT CURSOR

keys to select the zoom aspect for time (horizontal).

The UP and DOWN CURSOR keys can increase the

height of the waveform, offering a better view of softer

passages. Pressing STOP will take you back out of the

waveform screen.

You can also choose which track you are viewing the

waveform of by pressing the select button above that

track. In other words, to view the waveform of track

3, press STOP and PLAY to get to JOG mode, then

press SELECT over channel 3.

One other item of note - if you use the RIGHT CURSOR

key to take you to 32x zoom, you are scrubbing at the

subframe level giving you more resolution than the other

resolutions which only scrub to the frame.

Locate points can be used to directly recall a particular

time location in the song, allowing faster and more

accurate project navigation than the traditional fast

forward and rewind. The 788 can store up to 999

locate points for each song, so you won't run short on

memory points.

that should be clearly pointed out to avoid any

confusion over simple items.

Some SONG MENU functions apply only to the current

(opened) song and other functions will show you a list

of all the songs on the selected drive. For instance,

DELETE UNUSED and PROTECT will only affect the song

that is currently opened. However, ERASE and COPY

will show you a list of songs on the selected drive.

The reason ERASE and COPY

show you the song list is

because they can process

multiple songs at the same

time. If you only want to

ERASE or COPY one song,

simply scroll with the

JOG/DATA wheel to the song and press ENTER/YES.

If you want to select multiple songs, dial to the song

and want to get out of the whole thing, just press

EXIT/NO and you will be returned to the SONG MENU.

you want and press

INSERT; a check mark will

appear to the left of the

song title. Keep selecting

all the songs you want the

same way. To remove a

check mark from a

marked song, press

DELETE. Once you've

marked all the songs you

want, press ENTER/YES.

If you changed your mind

BASIC RECORDER FUNCTIONS

LOCATE POINTS

Routing to the recorder is simple. Whatever comes

from channel 1 on the mixer goes to track 1 on the

recorder. Channel 2 feeds track 2, channel 3 feeds

track 3, etc. There is no routing matrix here, which

keeps things very simple.

The tracks are armed by the REC READY buttons

just above the channel faders. The lights will flash

to indicate they are armed for recording, and will go

solid when they are recording.

"The Big Buttons"

Don't skip this part! While the primary functions of

the big buttons labeled PLAY and REC seem fairly

straight-forward, there are some very cool key-

combination commands available in there to help

you fly through your project with the greatest of

ease.

SONG COPY/ERASE

COMMAND KEYS

marks the song

for COPY/ERASE

removes mark

for COPY/ERASE

starts COPY/ERASE

exits the screen

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