Tascam D00851300A Using the metronome, Press either the Prev or Next key to select Mtro

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Using the metronome

The CD-BT1MKII has a built-in met- ronome.

To use the metronome, press and hold the STOP key to open the Metronome menu.

Choosing the metronome tempo

1.Press either the PREV or NEXT key to select MTRO.

2.When the menu is first opened, the metronome sound is off. The metronome will begin generating the sound of beats at the previ- ously set tempo when you press either the UP key or the DOWN key to set the tempo. Press once to change by one beat per min- ute; press and hold either the UP or DOWN key to fast forward or backward through the tempos. You can set the value between 40 and 220 BPM (beats per minute) and you will hear the sound of

metronome beats as soon as you set the value.

Choosing the beats

1.Press either the PREV or NEXT key to select BEAT.

2.Select the rhythm (2 through 6 or OFF) by pressing either the UP or DOWN key. When you choose a rhythm you will notice that the first beat is a higher pitch and vol- ume than the other beats. In the OFF setting, all beats are the same pitch and volume.

NOTE

The metronome functions only when a CD is not being played back. If you start playing a CD while using the metronome, the metro- nome function stops automatically.

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Contents CD-BT1@# Important Safety Precautions Important Safety Instructions Do not expose this apparatus to drips or splashesImportant Safety Instructions Safety Information Do not Remove the Protective Housing Using a ScrewdriverTable of contents About this ManualObserve the following Handling of compact discs Wipe in a straight motion from the inside to the outside Remaining battery charge level display About the power supplyOperation using batteries Length of battery lifeOperation using an AC adapter Switching the unit on and offPart names and functions DC in Jack Battery CompartmentTUNER/SETUP Key Loop KeyBass in Switch Passive Power SwitchCD EFF Switch STOP/MTRO Key HInputting signals from external devices Line Connecting a bass guitar BassAdjusting the input level Adjusting the output level after adding built-in effectsAdjusting the output level Output to headphones and external devicesConnecting a footswitch  EQ menu equalizer Using the menu systemEntering the menu system Press and hold down the Stop keyChoosing menu items Changing the setting valuesChange the setting values using the UP and Down keys Exiting the menu systemLooping track/disc Using the CD playerPlayback Looping In/Out pointsTempo control Fine tuningPitch and tempo changes Tempo control allows you to change the tempo of a trackBEE Bass Enhancement Effect Using CD effectsTurning CD effects on and off Mono monitorStoring your own effect settings in an effect slot Using built-in effectsComponents Adjusting the mix Recalling an effect with your settingsRecalling equalizer settings Setting the equalizerEqualizer Metronome beats as soon as you set the value Using the metronomePress either the Prev or Next key to select Mtro Choosing the beatsBass guitar mode BAS Using the tunerChromatic mode CHR Using the oscillatorChanging your preferences for the CD-BT1MKII Footswitch polarity Facts and figures specificationsPage Page » CD-BT1@#

D00851300A specifications

The Tascam D00851300A is a versatile audio interface that has garnered significant attention among musicians, podcasters, and sound engineers. Known for its reliability and high-quality sound, this device is designed to meet the demands of both professional and home studio environments.

One of the standout features of the D00851300A is its multi-channel recording capability. It boasts up to eight inputs, enabling users to capture multiple sound sources simultaneously. This is particularly useful for recording live bands, podcasts, or any situation where various audio tracks need to be recorded at once. The built-in preamps are of exceptional quality, ensuring clear and precise sound capture, even with dynamic microphones.

Equipped with USB connectivity, the D00851300A allows for seamless integration with computers, making it easy to transfer and edit audio files with leading software. This feature is critical for users who may be working on projects in digital audio workstations (DAWs) like Pro Tools, Logic Pro, or Ableton Live. The low-latency performance ensures that musicians can monitor their recordings without noticeable delays, which is crucial for maintaining rhythm and timing in performances.

Another noteworthy aspect is the device's support for high-definition audio formats. It is capable of recording at resolutions up to 24-bit/192 kHz, delivering studio-quality sound that can meet industry standards. This level of fidelity is ideal for professional studios and home recordists alike, as it captures the nuances of instruments and vocals with clarity and detail.

The D00851300A also includes various digital effects and processing options. Users can apply EQ, reverb, and compression to their audio inputs, giving them a wealth of creative possibilities right at their fingertips. This functionality allows for more efficient recording sessions, reducing the need for extensive post-production work.

In terms of design, the Tascam D00851300A is compact and rugged, making it an excellent choice for mobile audio capture. It features a straightforward interface with intuitive controls, ensuring that users can easily navigate settings and options.

Overall, the Tascam D00851300A stands out as a reliable and feature-rich audio interface suitable for both beginners and seasoned professionals. Its combination of versatility, sound quality, and user-friendly design makes it an invaluable tool for anyone serious about audio production.
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