Philips D 6920 MK 2 - Pitch Control; General Remarks

for
max.
half
a
second
at
each
moment
that
youwish
:
-to change a slide.
@
Set
the
slide
synchroniser
to
the
playback
mode
immediately
after
recording
the
pulses!
This
should
be
done
to
prevent
erasing
of
pulses
during
the
next
playback.
Note:
During
recording
of
fies
the
cuales
VIEW
functions
must
Nar"
pe
used!
Playback of the pulses
@
Move
the
magazine
in
the
projector
to
the
’
position
at
which
the
first
slide
will
be
projécted.
.
e
Ensure
that
both
the
slide
synchroniser
and
the
.
recorder
are
in
the
playback
position
and
start
the
.
tape.
@
The
slide
aisiociar
will
now
change
slides
automatically
with
each
pulse,
in
enon
with
the
sound
and
commentary.
PITCH CONTROL
With
pitch
control
@,
the
tape
speed
during
playback
can
be’
changed
about
15
%,
in
conse-
quence
of
which
the
pitch
will
change
as
well.
Normally
the
central
position
of
control
@4
will
be
used.
The
tape
will
then
run
at
the
normal
speed
(4.76
cm/s).
SOUND ON SOUND
Fig. 10
@
Sound
on
sound’
recordings
in
stereo
can
be
nade
with
this
recorder.
Sound
on
sound
enables
you
to
dub
a
second
recording
on
a
recorded
cassette,
e.g.
for
dubbing
a
commentary
ina
live
recording.
This
facility
can
be
useful
for
an
audio-visual
slide
presentation.
Similar
systems
are
already
known
in
sound
film
projectors,
but
this
sound
on
sound
system
isanew
feature
in
a
stereo
cassette
recorder.
e
The
balance
between
the
first
and
second.
recording
can
be
adjusted
with
control
@.
;
.A
sound
on
sound
recording
is
made.as
follows:
—
Listen
to
the
recording
already
made,
and
note
the
counter
readings
at
which
you
wish
to
record
a
commentary.
—
Rewind
to
the
counter
reading
at
which
the
commentary
should
start.
—Turn
the
sound
on
sound
conn
@
fully
anti-
clockwise
(’OFF’
position).
,
—
Press
record
button
@).
The
recorder
is
now
in
‘recording stand-by’ mode.
—
Adjust
the
recording
level
of
the
second
record-
ing
with
the
recording
level
controls
8,
or
select
automatic
level
control
with
switch
8:
_—Start
the
sound
on
sound
recording
by
turning
the
sound
on
sound
control
@)
clockwise
until
a
click
is
heard.
=Turn control @ slowly. clockwise and slat to
speak your commentary: :
The
second
recording
will
now
fale
in
and
the
original
recording
will
fade
out.
fo
-The more control ®@ is turned clockwise, ‘the.
stronger
the
second
eccrine
GrnHpRUnetes
¢
over:
the original recording. .
When control @ is turned fully clockwish, the
original recording will be erased completely.
The ideal position of control @ for the best dubbirig
effect (the balance between. the first-and second
recording) can be found with trial récordings:
Note: A slight deviation in the position of control @
may
be
necessary
whith
different
cassette
types.
At the end of the sound on sound recording (when
the
desired
counter
reading
is
reached),
the
sound
on
sound
control
@
is
turned
fully
anti-clockwise
until a click is heard. The recorder then switches to
stop mode.
POST-FADING
Fig. 11
In the same way as described above, it is possible
to fade-out undesired applause, announcements or
other undesired parts of a recording.
Proceed
for
this
purpose
as
under
’sound
on
sound’,
however
without
dubbing‘a
second
record-
ing.
This
is
done
by
setting
the
recording
selector
switch
@
to
‘MAN’
and
the
recording
level
controls
@3
at
‘min’.
When control @ is turned fully clockwise, the
original recording will be erased completely.
Note:
Caré
should
be
taken
that
during
normal
recordings the sound on sound control (7) is always
turned fully anti-clockwise (’OFF’ position):
GENERAL REMARKS
@ COMPACT CASSETTES: Both ends of the tape
are attached to the reel hubs by a length of leader
tape. Take this into account: nothing is recorded! for
about 6 to 7 seconds at the beginning and also at
_ the end of the cassette.
You can prevent accidental erasure of recordings
by breaking out the small flap at the left-hand corner
at the back of the cassette (Fig. 5). After this, no
recordings can be made on this side of the
cassette. You may cancel this prevention wth a
piece of adhesive tape.
@ COUNTER: When setting counter @) to 000 with
zero-reset button (2), after inserting a cassette and
when noting the counter reading at which each
recording starts, you will later be able to locateyour
recordings easily.
@ AUTOMATIC STOP: The automatic stop opéra-
tes when the tape in the cassette has reachec/ its
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