TASCAM DM-24 Installation and Use v 2.0 Manual Addendum - Page 5

DM-24 version 2.0-Release notes-Module screens

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DM-24 version 2.0-Release notes-Module screens Module screens The following items refer to the basic module settings (see "Module operations" on page 51 of the main manual). On-screen fader adjustment It is now possible to move the cursor to the on-screen fader representation in the module screen and use POD 4 to adjust the level of the fader. This allows you to make the smallest possible increments to the fader supported by the DM-24. You may need to hold down the 2ND F. key to make Phase In previous versions of the software, the phase setting was shown on the screen with the phase symbol (Φ). See "Phase switch" on page 53 and "Phase" on page 63 of the manual. the most subtle changes to the fader value, depending on whether the single-step or coarse setting ("Fine value settings using the PODs" on page 15) is selected using the OPTION SETUP screen. This can be useful when you want to make very subtle changes to a mix. The screen now shows the word PHASE, rather than the symbol. Use of module setup screen The cursor moves in a more "natural" way between options on the MODULE screens. If a row is highlighted, and the screen is switched from, say, the EQ settings screen to the dynamics screen, the highlighted row on a particular screen is memorized and highlighted the next time you return to that screen. Also, the layout of the SETUP screen has been slightly changed, as shown here: TASCAM DM-24 2.0 release notes 5

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TASCAM DM-24 2.0 release notes
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DM-24 version 2.0—Release notes—Module screens
Module screens
The following items refer to the basic module set-
tings (see “Module operations” on page 51 of the
main manual).
On-screen fader adjustment
It is now possible to move the cursor to the on-screen
fader representation in the module screen and use
POD 4 to adjust the level of the fader. This allows
you to make the smallest possible increments to the
fader supported by the DM-24.
You may need to hold down the
2ND F.
key to make
the most subtle changes to the fader value, depending
on whether the single-step or coarse setting (“Fine
value settings using the PODs” on page 15) is
selected using the
OPTION SETUP
screen. This can be
useful when you want to make very subtle changes to
a mix.
Phase
In previous versions of the software, the phase set-
ting was shown on the screen with the phase symbol
(
Φ
). See “Phase switch” on page 53 and “Phase” on
page 63 of the manual.
The screen now shows the word
PHASE
, rather than
the symbol.
Use of module setup screen
The cursor moves in a more “natural” way between
options on the
MODULE
screens.
If a row is highlighted, and the screen is switched
from, say, the EQ settings screen to the dynamics
screen, the highlighted row on a particular screen is
memorized and highlighted the next time you return
to that screen.
Also, the layout of the
SETUP
screen has been slightly
changed, as shown here: