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Abbreviations

 

 

and Terms

Definitions

 

LCD

Liquid Crystal Display. The twenty character by two line display used on the

 

MMR-8 to display time code, Setup Menus, or machine status.

LED

Light Emitting Diode. Front panel indicators used to identify machine or key status.

Local

When the MMR-8 is Off-line it is said to be in local mode.

Locate

Jumps the MMR-8 (and any controlled machines) to a new time code location

 

using the LOC key and one of the registers or memories.

Loop

Plays the project between the In and Out time code points according to the

 

Loop Mode setting selected in Setup Menu 110.

LTC

Longitudinal Time Code. Time code that is recorded on audio tape or using one

 

of the audio tracks or the control track on videotape.

Lynx

TimeLine’s machine controller interface bus that is compatible with the

 

MMR-8, Lynx-2 Interface, the KCU, and Micro Lynx controllers.

Lynx Master

The Lynx device that is the master for the Lynx bus. If one or more MMR-8s

 

are tied to the Lynx bus only one can be the master on the Lynx bus.

Lynx Sync

The Lynx bus frame clock.

Machine

Any audio, video or film playback device.

Machine

Remote control commands for positional control and operational control of a

Control

device. In the case of the MMR-8, machine control commands can come from

 

the MIDI input, the Lynx or MMR buses, the Editor input or the parallel remote

 

input.

Master

The device that is in positional control of one or more slave devices.

MIDI

Musical Instrument Digital Interface. A serial data connection originally used

 

to communicate key and voice parameters between music synthesizers. The

 

MMR-8 will respond to MMC (MIDI Machine Commands) but will ignore any

 

other signals transmitted on the MIDI bus.

MMR Bus

An asynchronous bus that ties multiple MMR-8s together to relay motion

 

control commands and timing references from the master machine to the slave

 

machines. The MMR bus supports up to four Sync Groups with their own

 

timing references and motion control commands.

MMR Master

The MMR-8 that is in control of a particular Sync Group on the MMR bus.

Mixdown

The process of bringing together the multiple tracks of dialogue, FX, Foley,

 

and music to create a finished soundtrack for a film or video production.

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MMR-8 specifications

The Tascam MMP-16 and MMR-8 are two innovative products designed to meet the specialized needs of audio professionals, offering advanced features and capabilities suitable for various recording and playback applications.

The Tascam MMP-16 is a versatile audio router and mixer that excels in different environments, from live sound to studio recording. One of its primary features is the 16-channel configuration, allowing for significant flexibility in signal routing. The MMP-16 supports multiple audio formats, including analog signals, making it adaptable to a wide range of setups. It boasts high-quality AD/DA conversion, delivering excellent audio fidelity and low latency performance.

Additionally, the MMP-16 is equipped with comprehensive digital processing capabilities, including EQ and dynamics processing on each channel. This makes it ideal for both mixing live performances and preparing recordings for post-production. The unit's user-friendly interface includes an intuitive display and physical controls that streamline operation, making it easy for both novice and experienced engineers to navigate.

On the other hand, the Tascam MMR-8 is a robust multi-track digital audio recorder that offers exceptional reliability for professionals who require high-quality audio capture. This 8-channel recorder shines in its ability to handle various digital audio formats, ensuring compatibility with different workflows. One standout feature of the MMR-8 is its solid-state recording technology, which enhances durability and reduces the risk of data loss, a crucial aspect in high-stakes recording environments.

The MMR-8 also provides comprehensive onboard monitoring options, allowing users to assess audio quality in real time. Its extensive connectivity options include digital and analog inputs and outputs, facilitating seamless integration with other studio equipment and live sound systems. The data management capabilities of the MMR-8 make it easy to organize and retrieve recordings, while its compact design ensures portability without compromising on performance.

Both the MMP-16 and MMR-8 showcase Tascam's commitment to innovation and quality in the audio industry. Their advanced features, coupled with solid build quality and ease of use, make them essential tools for audio professionals seeking reliable solutions for their recording and mixing needs. Whether utilized separately or in conjunction, these devices amplify creativity and enhance the overall audio production experience.