Tascam DA-45HR owner manual Writing the title to tape, Checking a title, Deleting a title

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"# $ % &' ( ) * + , - . / _ and the space character.

To change between uppercase and lowercase alpha- betical characters, use the CAPS key. The word CAPS appears at the bottom left of the display when the “caps lock” is on.

The INS/+ and DEL/- keys are used to insert a space immediately following the cursor position, and to delete the character at the cursor position, respectively.

Since the title can be longer than the display can show at one time, the first characters of the title are shown, and the rest is then scrolled from right to left.

4.8.2 Writing the title to tape

Locate the tape to a point following the end of the START ID which will be associated with the title that has just been entered.

Press EDIT until the display shows:

W r i t e

C h a r

?

 

 

 

Press ENTER, and the tape will start moving back until before the start of the previous START ID, and then start recording the characters. The words CHAR WRT will flash in the display while recording is taking place.

4.8.3 Checking a title

When replaying a tape on which titles have been recorded, the boxed word CHAR appears under the seconds field at the bottom of the display as soon as the first title is read from tape.

4 - Advanced functions

Use the CHAR key to display the last title which has been read from tape. While the title is displayed, all other tape counter numerals are replaced by the char- acters in the title. The title will scroll across the dis- play if it is too long to fit in the display.

4.8.4 Deleting a title

Locate the tape to a little past the point where the title is recorded on tape.

Use the ID SELECT key to select the CHAR ERASE mode (4.4.1, "Selecting an ID mode").

Press ENTER. The display will show ER-CH, and the tape will rewind to a little before the point where the title has been recorded.

The title will then the erased. The words CHAR ERASE will flash in the display while the title is actually being erased.

4.8.5 Copying and pasting a title

The title which was last been read from tape can be copied and used as the basis for new titles. This can be useful if you are producing a lot of programs with similar titles (different mixes or takes of the same piece, for instance).

Once the title which will be copied has been read from tape (the CHAR indicator in the display must be lit), press EDIT until the display shows:

E d i t

C h a r

?

 

 

 

Press the MEMO 2 key to recall and paste the last title into the editing area. The title may then be edited and written to tape in the usual way.

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Contents DA-45HR Important for U.K. Customers Important Safety PrecautionsImportant Safety Instructions Table of Contents Specifications RC-D45 remote control unit optionUnpacking and inspection FeaturesInstallation of the tape deck Introduction to the DA-45HRMaking digital audio connections Head cleaningMaking connections Making analog connectionsBlock Diagram Power connectionsMaking control connections Tascam DA-45HR Power and display Recording mode and source switches, etcParts of the tape deck Digital Input selector switch Record Mode switchFs switch Input selector switchTape controls REC Mute key Play keyPause key Record keyData dial Command keysCounter Mode Shuttle wheelMargin Reset DisplaySkip Play Digital Coaxial Rear panelSingle Play Digital AES/EBU INPUT/OUTPUTRemote Menu functions Copy prohibit Digital output formatDigital out word length Dither11HR time display 12Repeat mode14End tally signal 16Fast forward mode18Initializing settings 19Viewing points at which block errors have occurred17Parameter save Advanced functions INS/+ and DELID markers START, SKIP, END, Char and renumbering Selecting an ID mode Manually writing a Start or Skip IDWriting a Start or Skip ID Erasing titles Writing an END IDErasing a Start or Skip ID Erasing an END IDLocating to location memories Setting location memoriesEdit key Location memoriesProgram mode Character editing titlingEntering and editing titles Copying and pasting a title Writing the title to tapeChecking a title Deleting a titleRemote control transport keys RC-D45 remote control unit optionREC Mute Physical specifications SpecificationsAudio specifications I/O specificationsDimensional drawing Error messagesSerious error messages DA-45HR

DA-45HR specifications

The Tascam DA-45HR is a professional, high-resolution digital multitrack recorder that has built a solid reputation in the audio industry for its superior quality and versatility. Engineered for demanding recording environments, the DA-45HR is designed to meet the high standards of both studio and live sound applications, making it an indispensable tool for sound engineers and music producers alike.

One of the standout features of the DA-45HR is its ability to record in high-resolution formats, including 96 kHz and 192 kHz sample rates. This ensures that audio quality is preserved at the highest level, delivering crystal-clear sound that captures the nuances of the original performance. The device features a 24-bit digital signal processing architecture, ensuring that dynamic range and clarity are not compromised during recording or playback.

The DA-45HR utilizes advanced D/A and A/D converters, which are crucial for delivering accurate sound reproduction. These converters enable the device to handle a wide frequency response and low total harmonic distortion, allowing for high-fidelity audio outputs that are critical in professional settings. The recorder supports multiple digital formats, including DAT, a popular choice for mastering and archiving.

Another significant characteristic of the DA-45HR is its user-friendly interface. It boasts a clear LCD display that provides real-time feedback on recording levels, making it easy for users to monitor their inputs closely. The intuitive layout of the controls allows for quick navigation through its various features, enhancing workflow efficiency during sessions.

Connectivity options are another highlight of the Tascam DA-45HR. It includes AES/EBU and S/PDIF digital inputs and outputs, as well as analog connections, allowing it to integrate seamlessly into any professional audio setup. This flexibility makes the DA-45HR compatible with a variety of other audio gear, ensuring it can meet diverse recording needs.

In summary, the Tascam DA-45HR is a high-quality digital multitrack recorder that excels in both performance and versatility. Its high-resolution recording capabilities, advanced digital processing technologies, and user-friendly design position it as a top choice for audio professionals seeking dependable and flexible recording solutions. Whether in a studio setup or on stage, the DA-45HR stands out as a reliable instrument for capturing intricate soundscapes.
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