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STEP 3: SETTING RECORDING LEVELS
. Start with the channel fader on the channel to be
used set to its minimum ("0") position, and the MIC/
LINE trim control (if you are recording via channel 1
or 2) set all the way to LINE.
. Once everything is properly set up play the source
at the highest (loudest) level that it will be played
while actually recording.
. Set the MASTER fader to about "7" or "8" on the
scale, and gradually raise the channel fader until
you begin to hear the source sound and see the
LEFT and/or RIGHT level meters come to life. If
your source is an electric instrument (guitar or bass)
or a microphone and you are recording via channel
1 or 2, you may also have to slide the MIC/LINE
STEP 4: RECORD
cassette compartment, and that it is wound to the
point at which you intend to start your recording. It's
a good idea to press the counter RESET button to
set the counter to "0000" at this point so that you
can automatically locate the beginning of 'the re-
cording later using the ZERO STOP function.
. Press the REC button and then the PLAY button to
Start recording, wait a few seconds, and start play-
ing.
. When you've finished recording the track, press the
STOP
transport
button, turn the REC
SELECT
switch for the track just recorded OFF, rewind the
tape (the tape will stop automatically at counter
"0000" if the ZERO STOP function is ON).
everything went as planned.
NOTE:
When recording the first track it is vital to record
some form of "count-in" prior to actually playing your
instrument!
If you haven't included a one- or two-
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