Tascam 788 manual Assigning Names, Editing the User Word List

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Assigning Names (Continued)

Section V

Once you're done with the name, press ENTER/YES to save it. If you've changed your mind and don't want to change the name, press EXIT/NO at anytime to get out of the naming screen without saving any changes.

Editing the USER WORD List

Since everybody works differently, the USER WORD list is fully editable. The naming procedure is the same as the previous items. To select items in the list to change:

1)Press MENU/TITLE to access the menus.

2)Scroll with the JOG/DATA wheel to and press ENTER/YES.

3)Scroll with the JOG/DATA wheel to and press ENTER/YES.

4)Highlight the word you

want to change, and press

SHIFT + MENU/TITLE.

Assigning Names

TASCAM 788 Operational Tutorial • 8/2000 Edition

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Contents Operational Tutorial Table of Contents QuickStart First Session SectionIntro & Initial SET-UP CREATE, Save a SongQuickStart First Session Mixing TracksBasic Editing Bouncing TracksFinal Thoughts Mixer Functions Mixing Section OverviewTopics Routing Inputs & TracksMixer Functions Channel StripChannel Send & Return Insert EQ SectionMixer Functions Effect & Aux SendsFader, Pan & Linking Channels Input Submixer Track CUEMonitor Section Channels already assigned to the input submixerRouting & Scene Libraries Assign MAPFader Matching Recording & Editing Functions Recording OverviewSong Menu Editing FunctionsLocate Points More Locate Resolution Recording & Editing FunctionsPunch IN/OUT & Auto Punch Virtual TracksEditing Functions Assigning Virtual TracksNaming Virtual Tracks Edit Functions DefinitionsRecording & Editing Functions Pitch Control / SSAFunction cannot be undone Formatting Drives Targeting Record DrivesOrder to format a drive Press MENU, select MENU, select , thenBuilt-in Effect Processing Effect OverviewEffect Routing EffectsBuilt-in Effect Processing Section Controlling EffectsEffect Types EXIT/NOBuilt-in Effect Processing Final Notes EffectsCompression Naming Procedure Assigning NamesNaming Overview Selecting Items For NamingAssigning Names Editing the User Word ListMidi Functions Midi Functions OverviewMidi Clock Midi Functions Midi Time Code MTCMetronome Settings Midi Metronome SettingsBUILT-IN Metronome Midi Machine Control MMCMidi Functions Midi AutomationMMC with Midi Sequencers Trouble-Shooting Can’t hear the 788’s metronomeTroubleshooting Section Everything is in monoCan’t hear any stereo effects Can’t hear anything I’ve assigned to the input SubmixerTroubleshooting 788 doesn’t play when I hit Play788 is out of time from the source Tips & Tricks Tips & Tricks OverviewTips and Tricks Operational Tutorial

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788 specifications

The Tascam 788 is a portable digital audio workstation that made a significant impact in the realm of music production and recording. Launched in the early 2000s, the 788 is particularly well-regarded for its blend of portability, versatility, and quality. Aimed primarily at musicians, podcasters, and sound designers, this device caters to those who need a reliable means to capture high-fidelity audio in various environments.

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The Tascam 788 features a user-friendly interface with a large LCD screen, making navigation straightforward. It includes a variety of inputs, including XLR and TRS, making it flexible for different microphone types and instruments. The device also has built-in phantom power for condenser mics, ensuring that you can capture clear audio with minimal external setup.

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In summary, the Tascam 788 stands out as a versatile tool for both novice and professional audio creators. With its multi-track recording capabilities, high-quality audio, and portable design, it remains a beloved choice for those looking to capture and produce music seamlessly and effectively. Whether in a studio or on the road, the Tascam 788 brings together essential features that cater to the diverse needs of today's audio artists.