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Tascam DM-3200 owner manual Special notes for touch-sensitivefaders, Copyright, etc

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Special notes for touch-sensitive faders

1 – Introduction : Special notes for touch-sensitive faders

Special notes for touch-sensitive faders

The usual rules regarding precision electronic equip- ment naturally apply to the DM-3200. In addition, note the following that apply to the touch-sensitive faders:

•The faders need a human finger to operate their touch-sensitivity. Do not use a pencil, ruler, etc. to operate them. Even using your fingernails may not activate the touch-sensitivity.

•The humidity and temperature of your environment affects the touch-sensitivity of the faders. Under normal working conditions you should experience no issues. However, extremes of temperature and/ or humidity may sometimes cause operational problems.

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Tascam DM-3200 owner manual Special notes for touch-sensitivefaders, Copyright, etc

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OWNER’S MANUAL Digital Mixing ConsoleD001865710A WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONSHAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTUREIMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 1 – Introduction Contents2 – Basic operational concepts 4 TASCAM DM-3200Owner’s Manual4 – Routing & assignment 3 – Connections5 – Channel modules Contents6 – Effects 9 – Specifications7 – MIDI 8 – Remote operation1 ––Introduction List of Figures2 ––Basicoperational concepts 3 ––Connections6 ––Effects 9 ––Specifications8 ––Remoteoperation 7 ––MIDIComputer DAW integration 1 – IntroductionOther key points Please read this manualAbout the DM-3200 1 – Introduction : About the DM-3200Inputs hardwarte Unpacking the DM-3200 1 – Introduction : Unpacking the DM-3200Effects •The Quick Reference GuideAbout the manual 1 – Introduction : About the manualWhat’s in the manual 2, “Basic operational concepts” pageCopyright, etc Special notes for touch-sensitivefadersThe features of the DM-3200 1 – Introduction : The features of the DM-3200Analog input section Monitoring sectionModifier section Module & layer control sectionLibrary section and CF card slot Machine control sectionSmart keys 2 – Basic operational conceptsWhat’s on the screen? Encoder mode Jumping to commonly-usedscreens2 – Basic operational concepts Automation statusSpecial controls 2 – Basic operational concepts : Special controlsFader layers The PODsFigure 2.4: POD knobs used in a multi-control 2 – Basic operational concepts : Special controlsscreen Figure 2.7: POD 1 used with a pull-upmenu list2 – Basic operational concepts : Encoders GATE/DYN dynamics processor modeEncoders Encoder mappingsFigure 2.11: Encoders in pan mode Reading the encoder indicators2 – Basic operational concepts : Encoders Hard leftNo cut or boost 2 – Basic operational concepts : Encoders2 – Basic operational concepts : Encoders Encoder behaviorCF cards 2 – Basic operational concepts : CF cardsFormatting a new card Shutting down the DM-3200 How to shut down the DM-3200 In order toIMPORTANT CAUTION!!! Data associated with Starting up the DM-3200About projects and libraries Creating a new project Setting the date and timeFigure 2.24: The project management page Managing projectsSaving project data Library management Target area Target areaSOURCE area Library utilitiesFigure 2.28: Library utility screen Naming library entries SETUP screenOptions Figure 2.30: The SETUP option screen 2 – Basic operational concepts : OptionsFigure 2.31: Display top line set to SYSTEM Current Screen Follows Encoder Mode Encoder Mode Follows Current ScreenPREFERENCES 2 – Basic operational concepts : Options2 – Basic operational concepts : Options SOLOFigure 2.33: SOLO options Utilities 2 – Basic operational concepts : UtilitiesUTILITY copying Figure 2.35: UTILITY external switch settings SWITCH utility2 – Basic operational concepts : Utilities 3 – Connections connectorStereo outs 2-trackinAnalog connections 3 – Connections : Analog connectionsMic/line connections Digital connections 3 – Connections : Digital connectionsAnalog outputs Digital audio I/OFigure 3.3: DIGITAL SETUP screen Digital I/O setup3 – Connections : Digital connections 3 – Connections : Other connections Slot card configurationOther connections TASCAM DM-3200User’s Manual 3 – Connections : Other connectionsClock setting 3 – Connections : Clock settingNormal 3 – Connections : Clock settingFigure 4.1: Module facilities on the DM-3200 4 – Routing & assignmentRouting 4 – Routing & assignment : RoutingInput routing 2Move to the on-screenbutton SOURCE INVERT 4 – Routing & assignment : Routing4 – Routing & assignment : Routing Output routing4 – Routing & assignment : Routing Insert patchingChannel-to-bussassignment Assignment using the front panel52 TASCAM DM-3200User’s Manual Figure 4.7: Buss assignments with the pan switchFigure 4.8: Surround channel assignment screen Non-channelassignments Assignments fromMonitoring 4 – Routing & assignment : MonitoringSelecting the CR source 4 – Routing & assignment : Monitoring Studio cue sourceOscillator and noise generator Talkback, etc4 – Routing & assignment : Monitoring 4 – Routing & assignment : Monitoring MetersFigure 4.12: Metering screen 1st 24 channel module meters4 – Routing & assignment : Monitoring Soloing58 TASCAM DM-3200User’s Manual General principles 5 – Channel modulesGlobal module settings 5 – Channel modules : Global module settings5 – Channel modules : Global module settings Fader controlDynamics processors 5 – Channel modules : Dynamics processorsCompressor/expanders Gates input channels 1–325 – Channel modules : Dynamics processors 5 – Channel modules : Dynamics processors Preset dynamics library entriesProgram NameTable 5.8: Gate/Expander preset library entries Trigger settings5 – Channel modules : Dynamics processors ProgramLow-midband: Peak or Notch 5 – Channel modules : EQHigh-midband: Peak or Notch Shelving filters high and low: Gain and FrequencyTable 5.12: EQ library presets EQ library5 – Channel modules : EQ Figure 5.11: EQ libraryAux and buss setup 5 – Channel modules : Aux and buss setup5 – Channel modules : Aux and buss setup Aux send pan/balance screens linkedFigure 5.15: Aux pan/balance screen linked Module setup 5 – Channel modules : Module setup5 – Channel modules : Module setup Phase/trim/delay5 – Channel modules : Module setup Stereo linking5 – Channel modules : Module setup Mute groups5 – Channel modules : Module setup Fader groups5 – Channel modules : Surround operations Changing surround modeSurround operations Assigning channels to surround busses5 – Channel modules : Surround operations Surround panningFigure 5.30: Surround assignment Figure 5.31: Surround overview5 – Channel modules : Surround operations Figure 5.33: Surround panning pan mode on5 – Channel modules : Surround operations LFE levelSnapshots 5 – Channel modules : SnapshotsSnapshot library management Information about a snapshot Storing snapshots5 – Channel modules : Snapshots 6 – Effects Setting up the effectsRouting the effects TASCAM effect parameters 6 – Effects : Setting up the effects6 – Effects : Setting up the effects TC Works effect parameters6 – Effects : Effect libraries Preset TC Reverb effectsEffect libraries Number 6 – Effects : Effect librariesTASCAM DM-3200User’s Manual Number 6 – Effects : Effect libraries86 TASCAM DM-3200User’s Manual 6 – Effects : Effect libraries Preset TASCAM effectsTASCAM DM-3200User’s Manual 6 – Effects : Effect libraries Preset88 TASCAM DM-3200User’s Manual 6 – Effects : Effect libraries PresetTASCAM DM-3200User’s Manual 6 – Effects : Effect libraries Preset90 TASCAM DM-3200User’s Manual 7 – MIDI MIDI port switching and filteringProgram Change messages and the DM-3200 MIDI Implementation ChartsSelecting devices for transport control 8 – Remote operationAuto-detectionof devices Deleting devices from the listSelecting the control type for the devices Transport mapping memories Viewing the transport mappings To use a transport mappingEditing a mapping 1Press and hold down the MACHINE SEL F7 keyMachine control setup 8 – Remote operation : Machine control setupCueing mode Play ModeLocate Preroll Record Command Type8 – Remote operation : Machine control setup 98 TASCAM DM-3200User’s ManualLocation memories 8 – Remote operation : Location memoriesSelecting the location point display Storing a location memory “on the fly”Manual location Viewing a list of location memoriesRepeat play 8 – Remote operation : Location memoriesALL INPUT and AUTO MON Auto punch operations8 – Remote operation : Location memories Analog audio I/O 9 – Specifications102 TASCAM DM-3200Owner’s Manual Digital audio I/O 9 – Specifications : Digital audio I/OMiscellaneous I/O connections TASCAM DM-3200Owner’s ManualPhysical characteristics 9 – Specifications : EqualizationEqualization System performanceDimensional drawing 9 – Specifications : Dimensional drawingMessages and troubleshooting 106 TASCAM DM-3200Owner’s Manual 9 – Specifications : Messages and troubleshootingcorrupt 9 – Specifications : Messages and troubleshootingTASCAM DM-3200Owner’s Manual Results of performing a word sync check 9 – Specifications : Messages and troubleshooting108 TASCAM DM-3200Owner’s Manual Confirmation when copying automation configuration 9 – Specifications : Messages and troubleshootingTASCAM DM-3200Owner’s Manual A library preset entry has been recalled effect 9 – Specifications : Messages and troubleshooting110 TASCAM DM-3200Owner’s Manual Information about a library entry gate 9 – Specifications : Messages and troubleshootingTASCAM DM-3200Owner’s Manual project to another 9 – Specifications : Messages and troubleshooting112 TASCAM DM-3200Owner’s Manual Action Message 9 – Specifications : Messages and troubleshootingMeaning TASCAM DM-3200Owner’s Manualsync 9 – Specifications : Messages and troubleshooting114 TASCAM DM-3200Owner’s Manual DM-3200can be rebooted 9 – Specifications : Messages and troubleshootingStored a snapshot changedBlock diagram 9 – Specifications : Block diagram116 TASCAM DM-3200Owner’s Manual Level diagram 9 – Specifications : Level diagramTASCAM DM-3200Owner’s Manual 118 TASCAM DM-3200Owner’s Manual NotesTASCAM DM-3200Owner’s Manual NotesTEAC CORPORATION DM-3200TEAC AMERICA, INC TEAC CANADA LTD