1 - Introduction

1.1

About CD-R and CD-RW discs

6

1.2

Finalizing

7

 

1.2.1

“Recordable” discs

7

 

1.2.2

About this manual

7

1.3

Unpacking the CD-RW700

7

 

1.3.1

Rack-mounting the unit

7

1.4

Environmental considerations

7

 

1.4.1

Beware of condensation

8

1.4.2Never use a stabilizer or printable discs .8

 

1.4.3

Handling of compact discs

8

 

1.4.4

Additional notes with regard to

 

 

 

CD-R and CD-RW discs

8

 

1.4.5

Recommended media

9

 

1.4.6

Default settings

9

 

1.4.7

Dimensional drawing

9

2 - Features of the CD-RW700

 

2.1

Front panel

11

 

1

POWER switch (STANDBY/ON)

11

 

2

Disc tray

11

 

3

OPEN/CLOSE key

11

 

4

RHSL key

11

 

5

DIGITAL DIRECT

11

 

6

INPUT SELECT

11

 

7

REMOTE SENSOR

11

 

8

Display

11

 

9

MENU key

11

 

A

DISPLAY key

11

 

B

MULTI JOG control

11

 

C

TIMER switch (PLAY, OFF, REC)

11

 

D

PHONES jack and LEVEL control ....

11

 

E

REC LEVEL controls

11

 

F

FINALIZE key

11

 

G

ERASE key

11

 

H

STOP key

12

 

I

PLAY key

12

 

J

PAUSE key

12

 

K

RECORD key

12

 

L

SYNC REC key

12

 

M

FADER key

12

2.2

Rear panel

12

NANALOG IN (L, R) (UNBALANCED) .12

OANALOG OUT (L, R)

 

(UNBALANCED)

12

P DIGITAL COAXIAL (IN, OUT)

12

Q DIGITAL OPTICAL (IN, OUT)

12

2.3

Remote control unit

12

1

POWER key

12

2

OPEN/CLOSE key

12

3Number keys (0 through 10

 

and +10)

12

4

CLEAR key

12

5

REPEAT key

12

6

DISPLAY key

12

7

MENU key

12

8

ENTER key

12

9

FADER key

12

A

MONITOR key

12

B

PLAY MODE key

12

C

FINALIZE key

12

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D

ERASE key

12

 

E

RECORD key

12

 

F

SYNC REC key

13

 

G

REC MUTE key

13

 

H

SEARCH keys

13

 

I

SKIP keys

13

 

J

STOP key

13

 

K

PAUSE key

13

 

L

PLAY key

13

 

2.3.1

Use of the remote control unit

13

2.4

Connections

13

2.5

Timer operations

13

 

2.5.1

Setting the clock

13

 

2.5.2

Setting the timer

14

 

2.5.3

Using the timer

14

3 - Playback operations

 

3.1

Simple playback operations

15

 

3.1.1

Time display modes

15

 

3.1.2

Track search

15

 

3.1.3

Playback modes

15

3.2

Programmed order playback

16

3.3

Repeat play

16

4 - Recording

 

4.1

Input selection

17

 

4.1.1

Signal volume

17

 

4.1.2

Input monitoring

17

 

4.1.3

Frequency conversion

17

4.2

Basic recording

18

 

4.2.1

Playing back tracks

18

 

4.2.2

Time display while recording

18

 

4.2.3

Manual track division

19

 

4.2.4

Restricting the number of tracks

19

 

4.2.5

Full disc

19

4.3

Advanced recording

19

 

4.3.1

Synchronized recording

19

 

4.3.2

Automatic track division

21

 

4.3.3

SCMS and the CD-RW700

22

 

4.3.4

Digital direct

22

 

4.3.5

Rec mute function

23

 

4.3.6

Fade-in and fade-out

23

4.4

Rehearsal

23

 

4.4.1

Rehearsal for synchronized recording ..

24

 

4.4.2

Rehearsal for track division

25

5 - After recording

 

5.1

Finalizing

26

 

5.1.1

Unfinalizing CD-RW discs

26

5.2

Erasing

26

 

5.2.1

Erasing tracks

26

 

5.2.2

Erasing a whole disc

27

 

5.2.3

Refreshing a disc

27

6 - Reference and specifications

6.1

Troubleshooting

28

6.2

Specifications

28

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CD-RW700 specifications

The Tascam CD-RW700 is a professional-grade audio CD recorder designed for serious musicians, sound engineers, and audio enthusiasts. With a robust build quality and a multitude of features, this unit is well-suited for both studio and live settings.

One of the standout features of the CD-RW700 is its ability to record, erase, and re-record on CD-R and CD-RW media. This flexibility allows users to create high-quality CDs for various applications, from music albums to archival projects. The CD-RW700 employs a sophisticated digital-to-analog converter, ensuring pristine sound quality during playback and recording.

The unit supports a variety of recording formats, including CD-DA, WAV, and MP3, catering to different audio needs. The high-speed dubbing function allows for rapid copying of CDs, making it ideal for situations where time is of the essence. Additionally, the device features a high-quality pitch control and signal processing function, enabling users to adjust the pitch and tempo of recordings with ease.

Equipped with a clear LCD display, the CD-RW700 provides users with real-time feedback on recording levels, time elapsed, and remaining time. This user-friendly interface enhances the overall experience, allowing for straightforward navigation and operation. The built-in metronome and tuner serve as useful tools for musicians during recording sessions.

Connectivity is another strong point of the CD-RW700. It features balanced XLR inputs and outputs, as well as unbalanced RCA connections, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of audio equipment. The inclusion of a coaxial digital input and output further enhances its versatility, allowing for high-quality digital transfers.

The CD-RW700 also supports various anti-shock technologies, ensuring smooth playback without interruptions during live performances or sensitive recordings. This reliability makes it an excellent choice for both professional studios and home setups.

In conclusion, the Tascam CD-RW700 combines advanced recording technologies with comprehensive features, making it an essential tool for anyone looking to produce high-quality audio CDs. Its robust design, user-friendly interface, and versatile connectivity options position it as a leading choice in the realm of CD recording equipment. Whether you’re a musician, producer, or sound technician, the Tascam CD-RW700 offers the reliability and performance needed to meet demanding audio requirements.