To move a loaded track from its current Track index position into the selected Track index or to load a currently unloaded track into the selected Track index, scroll through the list of available tracks until the desired track is located. The display will indicate your choice of both the selected track to be moved or loaded, and the destination Track index. Press the STO key to complete the operation and load the track.

Backup State Display

The Backup state is accessed via the Load Track state by choosing (scrolling to) the desired Project and then pressing SHIFT + SLIP. There are two menu choices that can be displayed, corresponding to two styles of Backup. Use the Up/Down arrow keys or the Wheel to toggle between the two Backup options. The first Backup option is:

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LCD character positions (left to right)

Begin Backup to:

Top: (Operator message)

*Disk X

Bottom: (X is the number of the currently selected

 

Disk volume, press Trim and use the Up/Down

 

Arrow keys or Wheel to choose other disks)

The second Backup option is:

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LCD character positions (left to right)

TapeMode Convert to:

Top: (Operator message)

*Disk X

Bottom: (X is the number of the currently selected

 

Disk volume, press Trim and use the Up/Down

 

Arrow keys or Wheel to choose other disks)

Only currently mounted disk volumes will be shown as choices for the target of the backup operation. Press CLR to cancel the Backup state and return to the Normal state.

Verify State Display

In the Verify state, the display is used for operator interface messages which usually request a Yes/No answer or require a number to be entered (such as a password) before normal operation can be resumed.

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LCD character positions (left to right)

Function Message

Top: (Operator message)

Are you sure (Y/N)?

Bottom: Verification request – press STO for Yes,

 

press RCL for No, use keypad to enter number, or

 

press CLR to Cancel and return to previous state

 

 

Error State Display

The Error state will cause the ERROR LED to flash red and show a message in the display indicating an action can not be implemented or gives some other instruction. This state may also present various information messages indicating system status, disk mount status, an event has timed out, or that some type of operation (such as disk formatting) is requiring the system to wait until the operation is finished.

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20 position LCD character positions

Error: nnnn

Top: (nnnn indicates the error message number)

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Bottom: (t indicates a possible text message)

It is necessary to clear the Error state to return the front panel keys to normal operation. Most error messages can be cleared from the display by pressing the CLR key.

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Tascam MMR-8 owner manual Backup State Display, Verify State Display, Error State Display

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.