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8-Miscellaneous Functions • When the metronome is operating, you can adjust the LEVEL, but other items on the METRONOME screen cannot be changed. TIP • You can use the metronome like a click track to help keep time when recording the first tracks (rhythm guitar, bass, etc.) in a song. • If you want to use the metronome when practicing, you can either turn the MASTER LEVEL knob all the way down during playback or play a song that does not have any recordings. Tuner Use the built-in guitar/bass tuner to tune your instruments. 1 Connect a guitar or bass to INPUT A. INPUT B cannot be used for tuning. 2 On the INPUT SETTING screen, set the INPUT A input source to GUITAR/LINE (see "Selecting the input source" on page 54). 3 When the transport is stopped and the Home Screen is open, press MENU to open the MENU screen. 4 Turn the DATA wheel to select TUNER and press the F4 (¥) key to open the TUNER screen. The value of the Calibration item (standard frequency) is selected. 5 Turn the DATA wheel to set the standard frequency of the A note between 435 and 445 Hz. The default setting is 440 Hz. 6 Play a guitar or bass string. The pitch name closest to the string appears above the meters. Tune the string roughly until the sound name that you want appears. Then, fine tune the string until the rectangle at the middle of the meter darkens, showing that the string is in tune. If the pitch is too low, a bar extends to the left of the middle and if it is too high it extends to the right. The longer the bar is the more out of tune the string is. For example, in the following screen, the desired tuning is D but the string pitch is too low. TASCAM DP-004 77

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8–Miscellaneous Functions
TASCAM
DP-004
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When the metronome is operating, you can adjust the
•
LEVEL, but other items on the METRONOME screen
cannot be changed.
TIP
You can use the metronome like a click track to help
•
keep time when recording the first tracks (rhythm
guitar, bass, etc.) in a song.
If you want to use the metronome when practicing,
•
you can either turn the MASTER LEVEL knob all the
way down during playback or play a song that does
not have any recordings.
Tuner
Use the built-in guitar/bass tuner to tune your
instruments.
1 Connect a guitar or bass to
INPUT A
.
INPUT B
cannot be used for tuning.
2 On the
INPUT SETTING
screen, set the
INPUT A
input
source to
GUITAR/LINE
(see “Selecting the input
source” on page 54).
3 When the transport is stopped and the Home
Screen is open, press
MENU
to open the
MENU
screen.
4 Turn the
DATA
wheel to select
TUNER
and press the
F4
(
¥
) key to open the
TUNER
screen.
The value of the
Calibration
item (standard
frequency) is selected.
5 Turn the
DATA
wheel to set the standard frequency
of the A note between 435 and 445 Hz. The default
setting is 440 Hz.
6 Play a guitar or bass string. The pitch name closest
to the string appears above the meters. Tune the
string roughly until the sound name that you
want appears. Then, fine tune the string until
the rectangle at the middle of the meter darkens,
showing that the string is in tune. If the pitch is
too low, a bar extends to the left of the middle and
if it is too high it extends to the right. The longer
the bar is the more out of tune the string is. For
example, in the following screen, the desired tuning
is D but the string pitch is too low.