SYSTEM SETUP - 10
Version 2.00 - March, 1996 Page 47
EXT M/C SYSTEM
USER KEYS MACRO
MIXER DSP
SAVE DIRECTORY
SHIFT
AUTO REHEARSE
CYCLE PRE-ROLL
EXT. TIME
GRAB TIME
GOTO
EXIT UNDO EXECUTE
COPY CUT ERASE PASTE INSERT TRIM
EDIT CUE IN OUTSYNC SELECT CUE
CURSOR
JOG
SPOOL
NUDGE DATA ENTRY/NUDGE
ENABLE
LEVEL
PAN LINE OUT
HEADPHONE
LEVEL
OUT A
OUT B
SET
SET
SET
SET
SET
SET SET
SHOW
MACRO REC
OFFSET
REVERSE
> CUT DISCARD IN > NOW
REDO
STORE
JOG/SPOOL
ZOOM OUT ZOOM IN
TRACK ZOOM
F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6
L R MIN MAX
MI MAX
UTILITIES EDITAUTOLOCATOR NUMERIC ENTRY
PLAYSHEET
+12dB
0dB
PLAY
123
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0
CLR
-/< +/>
00
FRO
LAST TO
OVER
IN
OUT
FROM
REC
LOAD
Before we move on to look at basic operation, it is necessary to have a look at the
SYSTEM page in order to set the system up as necessary. If you just want to get on with
some recording, skip this section and come back to it at a later date if you wish. The keys
we are interested in are highlighted in the panel diagram above.
The SYSTEM pages allow you to set certain parameters that will affect the DD1500
system as a whole. These include setting sample rates, timecode types and inputs,
external connections, etc., as well as enabling disk formatting and file management, etc..
Once configured, your system settings can be saved so that you may personalise your
operating system.
Pressing the SYSTEM key displays this screen:
The parameters are:
SAMPLE RATE This sets the system’s sample rate. You may select 32kHz,
44.056kHz, 44.1kHz and 48kHz.
NOTE: Recordings made at a sample rate other than the selected sample rate will play
back at the wrong speed. For example, if the sample rate is set to 44.1kHz and you try to
play back a recording made at 48kHz, the recording will play back slow. Therefore, please
make sure that your recordings are made at the correct sampling rate. Recordings made
at different sample rates cannot be used in the same project.
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