Tascam MD-801RMKII Editing operations, Use of a keyboard with the MD-801, Specifications, etc

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Table of Contents

4.2.1 Playing back a whole disc

4-1

4.2.2 Playback outputs

4-1

4.2.3 Monaural playback

4-1

4.2.4 Playing back a single track

4-2

4.2.5Entering the A and B location points 4-2

4.2.6Playback between two location

points

4-2

4.2.7 The CALL function

4-2

4.2.8 Relative time display

4-2

4.2.9 Repeat playback

4-3

4.2.10 Track search operations

4-3

4.2.11Cueing the next track automatically 4-3

4.2.12Cueing to the first audio position in

 

a track

4-3

4.2.13 Varispeed mode

4-3

4.2.14 Jog mode

4-3

4.2.15 Shuttle mode

4-4

4.2.16 Displaying track titles during

 

 

playback

4-4

4.2.17 Displaying the recording date

4-4

4.2.18 Setting the time and date

4-4

4.3

Recording operations

4-4

4.3.1 General notes on recording using the

 

MD format

4-5

4.3.2 Rebuilding the TOC

4-5

4.3.3 Basic recording

4-5

4.3.4 Track number incrementing

4-6

4.3.5 “Post-Script” recording

4-6

4.3.6 Replace recording

4-6

4.3.7 Sound synchro recording

4-7

4.3.8 Digital recording

4-7

4.3.9 Analog recording

4-8

4.3.10 Track title copying together with

 

 

audio

4-8

5 - Editing operations

 

5.1

Basic editing operations

5-1

5.1.1 Cancelling an edit operation

5-1

5.1.2 Editing without saving the edits to

 

 

disc

5-1

5.2

Dividing tracks

5-1

5.3

Erasing a track

5-2

5.4

Combining tracks

5-2

5.5

Moving tracks

5-3

5.6

A and B point erase operations

5-3

5.6.1 Normal A-B erase

5-4

5.6.2 Erasing to the end of a track

5-4

5.6.3 Erasing from the start of a track

5-4

5.6.4 Erasing more than one track at a

 

 

time

5-4

5.6.5 Retaining a track title for use by the

 

 

second track after a division

5-5

5.7

Moving an A-B point

5-5

5.8

Restoring erased material

5-6

5.9

Changing track attributes

5-6

5.10 Erasing a complete disc

5-7

5.11 Track and disc title entry

5-7

5.11.1 Deleting characters

5-8

5.11.2 Inserting characters

5-8

5.11.3 Changing characters

5-8

5.11.4 Editing existing titles

5-8

5.11.5 Viewing titles

5-8

5.11.6 Copying disc and track titles

5-9

6 - Use of a keyboard with the MD-801

 

6.1

General transport operations

6-1

6.2

Edit operations, etc

6-1

6.2.1 Entering programmed playback

6-1

6.2.2 Checking and editing a programmed

 

 

sequence

6-2

6.2.3 Time-based location

6-2

6.3

Flash start

6-2

6.4

Direct track entry

6-3

6.5

Track and disc title editing with the

 

keyboard

6-3

7 - Remote control of the MD-801

 

7.1 REMOTE (PARALLEL) connector

7-1

7.1.1 Tally indicators

7-1

7.1.2 Fader start

7-2

7.1.3 Sequential playback and recording ...

7-2

8 - Specifications, etc.

 

8.1

Error messages and troubleshooting

guide

8-1

8.2

Specifications

8-2

8.2.1 General MiniDisc

8-2

8.2.2 Analog I/O

8-3

8.2.3 Digital I/O

8-3

8.2.4 Other connections

8-3

8.2.5 General and electrical

8-3

8.3

Dimensional drawing

8-4

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Contents MD-801R@#/ MD-801P@# Table of Contents Use of a keyboard with the MD-801 Remote control of the MD-801Specifications, etc Editing operationsAbout the MiniDisc format IntroductionTrack titling, etc Care of MD mediaCare of MD media About the MD-801R/P MkCare of the unit About the MD-801R/P MkUnpacking the unit Rack-mounting the unitBackup memory About this manualAbout this manual Jog loop length Menu itemsBasic principles of menu operations Auto cue Frame displayEOM track Resume settingResume setting Timer-controlled playback12Check items Incremental play10Incremental play 11Serial communications15Post-script recording Auto track numbering level13Auto track numbering level 14Copy IDBasic operations Inserting and ejecting discsPlayback of discs Playback of discs 10Track search operations 13Varispeed mode14Jog mode Repeat playbackRecording operations Recording operationsGeneral notes on recording using the MD format Rebuilding the TOCBasic recording Track number incrementing Post-Script recordingReplace recording Digital recording Sound synchro recording10Track title copying together with audio Analog recordingDividing tracks Cancelling an edit operationEditing operations Basic editing operationsErasing a track Erasing a trackCombining tracks Moving tracks Moving tracksB point erase operations Normal A-B erase B point erase operationsErasing to the end of a track Erasing from the start of a trackMoving an A-B point Moving an A-B pointRestoring erased material Restoring erased materialChanging track attributes Erasing a complete disc 10Erasing a complete disc11Track and disc title entry Track and disc title entry 11.6Copying disc and track titles MD-801R@# MD-801P@#

MD-801RMKII specifications

The Tascam MD-801RMKII is a versatile and professional MiniDisc recorder that has made its mark in the audio industry for its reliability and high-quality sound. Designed primarily for broadcasting, archiving, and live audio applications, the MD-801RMKII boasts several features that make it an essential tool for audio professionals.

At the core of the MD-801RMKII is its ability to record in high-quality stereo sound. The device supports a variety of audio formats, including linear PCM for uncompressed audio and ATRAC for compressed formats. This flexibility allows users to choose the recording quality that best suits their needs, whether for live performances or studio settings.

One of the standout features of the MD-801RMKII is its dual-channel recording capability, enabling simultaneous recording on two separate channels. This is particularly useful for live audio applications where capturing different audio sources at once is essential. Moreover, the unit offers multiple input options, including XLR balanced inputs and RCA unbalanced inputs, providing versatility whether connecting microphones, instruments, or other audio equipment.

The MD-801RMKII is equipped with advanced digital signal processing capabilities, enhancing the audio fidelity and providing options like pitch control and time-stretching effects. These features allow sound engineers to manipulate audio recordings creatively while maintaining high sound quality.

An essential characteristic of the MD-801RMKII is its user-friendly interface, complete with an LCD screen that displays vital information such as track numbers, recording levels, and time remaining. The device also features a comprehensive suite of transport controls, enabling straightforward navigation during the recording and playback process.

In terms of reliability, the Tascam MD-801RMKII is built to withstand rigorous use in professional environments. It includes features such as a robust chassis and the ability to function in various temperature conditions, ensuring consistent performance anywhere from a studio to a live concert.

The integration of MIDI functionality further expands the capabilities of the MD-801RMKII, allowing synchronization with other music production devices. This feature ensures seamless operation with digital audio workstations and other MIDI-compatible equipment.

In conclusion, the Tascam MD-801RMKII stands as a powerful MiniDisc recorder with quality sound, robust features, and versatility that caters to the demands of audio professionals. Whether for recording, archiving, or live performances, the MD-801RMKII remains a reliable choice for those seeking high-fidelity audio solutions.
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