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General| Type | Digital Multitrack Recorder |
|---|---|
| Tracks | 8 |
| Sample Rate | 44.1kHz |
| Bit Depth | 16-bit |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus, Delay |
| A/D Conversion | 16-bit |
| D/A Conversion | 16-bit |
| MIDI | In, Out |
| Display | LCD |
Guidelines for safely handling the DMT-8VL's internal hard disk to prevent damage or data loss.
Guide on connecting external effect units to the DMT-8VL using AUX send/return jacks for processing.
Procedure to initialize the DMT-8VL's hard disk, erasing all data and resetting settings to factory defaults.
Step-by-step guide for recording a single sound source to one track as a fundamental operation.
How to record, playback, and edit songs using the DMT-8VL's five Program slots.
Techniques for multi-track recording by layering new sounds onto existing tracks while monitoring playback.
Final step in multi-track recording to combine multiple tracks into stereo mixes and copy to a master recorder.
Method for combining multiple recorded tracks by copying them to an empty track for further layering.
Using MIDI Clock to synchronize the DMT-8VL with an external sequencer as a slave machine.
Controlling the DMT-8VL via computer using MMC and MTC for synchronization and remote operation.
Configuring multiple DMT-8VL units to operate in synchronization, creating a larger multi-track system.
Recording technique to automatically start and stop recording at specified points (In/Out points) for seamless track editing.
Practicing punch In/Out operations without recording, allowing fine-tuning of points and levels.
Performing actual punch In/Out recording, automatically starting and stopping at set points.
Manual punch In/Out recording using an optional foot switch for hands-free operation.
Using key sequences to quickly find specific points stored in memory or at the beginning/end of the hard disk.
Defining start and end points for Auto Return and Auto Repeat functions by storing time values.
Duplicating sound data from one location to another, preserving the original source data.
Pasting copied data to a destination track, starting from the Auto Punch In point.
Moving sound data to the clipboard and pasting it to a new location, which removes the original source data.
Pasting moved data to a destination track, starting from the Auto Punch In point, with original data removed.
Performing the Move & Paste operation, specifying destination tracks and repeat counts.
Functions for deleting audio data from tracks, either by creating silence or by removing data segments.
Procedure to delete audio data within a specified range using the Erase function.
Procedures for saving song data to a DAT machine and loading it back to the DMT-8VL.
Initializing the internal hard disk, erasing all data and resetting settings to factory defaults.
Enabling Slave mode for synchronizing the DMT-8VL with a master device via MTC and digital signals.
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