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Tascam Windows Quickstart Cd-r Deluxe And Cd-r Pro Manual

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    Page 1 Windows QuickStart CD-R Deluxe & CD-R Pro Packing List The following items should be present in your CD-R bundle: CD-R Deluxe: - TEAC 6x24 external CDR drive (CD-R56S) - CD-R Deluxe Software CD CD-R Pro: - TEAC 8x24 external CDR drive (CD-R58S) - CD-R Pro Software CD Both Bundles: - SCSI Card (Adaptec 2903B) - SCSI Cable - SCSI Terminator - (2) Blank CDR media - TEAC CD-R Drive Installation Guide - CD-R QuickStart Guide (That’d be this book.) Installing the Software A hardware installation booklet has...
    Page 2 With your TASCAM CD-R bundle, you have software capable of recording either data or audio CDs. Here’s a brief description of the capabilities of each format: Audio CD - This is the standard CD format you can use in your audio CD player. You can have up to 99 tracks of audio. The audio tracks must be recorded in stereo at the CD standard of 16bit, 44.1kHz. Audio players will not search for multiple sessions, so everything for the audio player must be burned in the first session of the disc. SEK’D Red...
    Page 3 A word about the Tracks setting: It is important to know that “tracks” are actually stereo tracks, not mono. So, if you select 1 track, then you are getting stereo. Selecting 2 tracks gives you 2 stereo tracks which making more detailed editing easier, but reducing the track viewable height size once we get to the editing screen. Typically, I use the “2 Tracks” setting to give me more flexibility when fading from one track to the next. Once you’ve set up your VIP, it’s time to record some audio. To...
    Page 4 The handles at the bottom of the block move the starting/ending point of the audio. This is a good way to get rid of dead space before and after the tracks. Fade ins and outs are adjusted with the top left and right handles. Drag the handles inward over the audio to create a fade. If you want to edit the type of cross fade, click on the Crossfade editor in the toolbar. Volume adjustments over the entire block are made with the top center handle. For real time EQ and compression, the mixer section can...
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