Using The Low-Cut Filter; Setting The Limiter - Tascam DR-40X Mode D'emploi

STEREO mode (default)
This is a mode for stereo recording of two
independent left and right channels.
DUAL mode
This mode uses one input source to create two
files with different input level settings (Level Mode
setting screen). Either two mono or two stereo
recording files are created.
4CH mode
This mode uses both the built-in mics and the
external inputs to record two pairs of inputs as two
files. Two stereo recording files are created.
OVERDUB mode
This recording mode add new sounds to the
playback file.
The MIX setting mixes the playback sound and
input sound to create a new file. The SEPARATE
setting creates a new recording file with only the
input sound.
When in OVERDUB mode, select one of these two
options using the DUB MODE setting.

Using the low-cut filter

Noise from air conditioning and other sources can be
reduced when recording.
1.
When in recording standby, press the QUICK button.
This opens the Quick menu.
2.
Use the + and − buttons to select the LOW CUT, and press
ENTER/MARK.
The setting screen for the low-cut filter will open.
Options: OFF, 40Hz, 80Hz, 120Hz, 220Hz
3.
Use the + and − buttons to select the setting, and press
ENTER/MARK.
This changes the setting and returns to the QUICK
menu screen.
4.
Press the ¤ (HOME) [8] button
The Home Screen will reopen.

Setting the limiter

This can help prevent sound from becoming distorted
when loud noises are input suddenly during recording.
1.
When in recording standby, press the QUICK button.
This opens the Quick menu.
2.
Use the + and − buttons to select the LEVEL MODE, and
press ENTER/MARK.
This opens the Level Mode setting screen.
Options: MANUAL (default), LIMITER, PEAK REDUCTION,
AUTO
3.
Use the + and − buttons to select the setting, and press
ENTER/MARK.
This changes the setting and returns to the QUICK
menu screen.
4.
Press the ¤ (HOME) [8] button
The Home Screen will reopen.
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