Tascam TSR-8 - Mixdown to Stereo; Mixdown Procedure Overview; DBX System in Mixdown Operations

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B. MEXDOWN (REMY)
Once ail the tracking and overdubbing is complete,
it will be time to mixdown to stereo. At this point, the
TSR-8's
tracks
should
all
be
in
safe
mode,
and
the
main
input channels of the mixer should be switched to
receive
signal
from
the
TSR-8.
The
stereo
outputs
of
the
"mixer should be connected to your 2-track recorder, and
your
monitor
“where
from’
switch
should
be
switched
to
receive
signal
either
from
the
2-track
outputs
or
the
stereo output of the mixer.
Headphones
Mastering
2-track recorder
AUX or
Monitor Speaker
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STEREO OUT
TAPE MONITOR
NOTES:
1. If you recorded the 8-track tape with DBX noise
reduction, you should play it back with DBX on. DBX is
an encode/decode process. It is not possible to get a
“DBX mixdown” by defeating the noise reduction on
playback, mixing encoded tracks to stereo, and then
playing back the 2-track master through a DBX decoder.
2.
Once
outputs
of
the
TSR-8
have
been
decoded
by
the
DBX
unit
within
the
TSR-8
they
behave
like
any
other
audio
source,
and
can
be
mixed
down
to
any
medium:
digital
tape
recorders,
cassettes
with
Dolby
B,
C
or
DBX
noise
reduction,
or
the
audio
tracks
of
a
VCR.
OUTPUT
LINE IN
Monitor Speaker