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Tascam Digital Audio Production Environment SX-1 Reference Manual
Tascam Digital Audio Production Environment SX-1 Reference Manual
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Part V–Effects TASCAM SX-1 Reference Manual 121 This is broken into two components, the reverb’s early reflection (I) and its decay curve (R). The indi- vidual start times and levels of both components are adjustable. The sliders to the right of the window adjust the early reflection and decay curve levels. The sliders below the window adjust the early reflec-tion and decay curve start times (the amount of time each is initially delayed). The decay curve’s start time is directly related to the...
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122 TASCAM SX-1 Reference Manual Part VI–Audio tracks Chapter 16 – Working with Audio Regions Essential Tools The Tracks screen and its associated Waveform tab pro- vide the main work areas for audio waveform editing on an VGA display. These work areas are mirrored on the LCD display by the Tracks and Waveform screens. The Tracks screens allow coarse editing and region selection on one or multiple tracks. The Waveform screens provide a larger view of the wave- form and sample-accurate resolution...
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Part VI–Audio tracks TASCAM SX-1 Reference Manual 123 Edit Operation This menu is used for selecting the type of edit oper- ation to be performed on your selected event. The Edit Operations are as follows: Event Editor After selecting an event (using the Event Select tool), a number of fields will appear to the left of the Waveform. Name Allows you to name the selected audio event. Time Displays the start time of the selected audio event. Duration Displays the length of the selected audio event....
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Part VI–Audio tracks 124 TASCAM SX-1 Reference Manual LCD WAVEFORM Screen This screen parallels the Waveform tab found in the Tracks screen on the VGA. Press the WAVEFORM key from the LCD ACCESS section to reach this screen. TRACK Allows you to scroll through your current project’s audio tracks. ZOOM Magnify or contract the track view. SELECT EDIT OP This menu is for choosing a type of edit operation to be performed on your selected region. The edit operations are described on the pre- vious pages...
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Part VI–Audio tracks TASCAM SX-1 Reference Manual 125 VGA Take Browser Tab Here you can manage your current project’s takes and import takes from other projects. You must load takes into slots by using the slot button on the VGA. TYPE This allows you to toggle between viewing audio takes or MIDI takes. Audio Clips Clips are raw audio files created by recording on the SX-1, or by importing from other media (such as samples and loops). The SX-1 allows you to import clips that conform to one of a...
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Part VI–Audio tracks 126 TASCAM SX-1 Reference Manual Pressing the Import button opens the import dialog (pictured below). Here you can import audio files from the internal drive, a CD-ROM or other con-nected media. Once these files are imported into your project’s clip window, simply drag them to an audio track for playback. Clicking the Use Time Stamps button will constrain the selected file to its original timestamp when it is dragged onto a slot. If the original file has no stamp, the file...
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Part VI–Audio tracks TASCAM SX-1 Reference Manual 127 Chapter 17 – Editing Audio Edit Controls Besides the editing controls found in the VGA and LCD screens, there are also front panel editing keys you can use with a parallel editing menu on the VGA menu bar, if you need it. Once you have selected a region or event using the on-screen or surface con-trols, the front panel editing keys give you quick access to basic editing operations. Select an event and press one of these keys to per- form the...
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Part VI–Audio tracks 128 TASCAM SX-1 Reference Manual VGA that is accessed from the SX-1 menu of the Main Menu Bar. SMPTE FORMAT Sets the time format for the EDIT REGION registers. The choices are: SMPTE, hours:minutes:seconds, bars:beats:ticks, feet:frames, or samples SET TO DEFAULT Sets the highlighted parameter back to its factory default value. NUDGE LEFT & NUDGE RIGHT These soft keys let you move your selected region forward or backward in time by the nudge amount given in the NUDGE SETTING...
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Part VI–Audio tracks TASCAM SX-1 Reference Manual 129 PASTE Use PA S T E to place the clipboard contents at an edit In point. The newly pasted region over- writes the area’s previous contents. TIP An In point can be created in two ways. On the VGA dis- play, place the cursor (using the Region Select tool) where you want the In point to be and click once. Or, from the SX-1’s front panel, press the EDIT/ EDIT BEGIN key where you want the edit In marker placed. CLEAR/TRIM Use CLEAR/ TRIM to remove...
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Part VI–Audio tracks 130 TASCAM SX-1 Reference Manual MERGE This key is for MIDI editing only. Use MERGE to combine two different MIDI regions (the contents of the clipboard and a region equal to the length of the clipboard’s selection after the paste In point). RIPPLE/REV RIPPLE Ripple is a mode where data is moved during an edit operation, either to fill the gap created by a Clear or Cut, or to move out of the way for a Paste command. Ripple moves events later in time, while Reverse Ripple moves...