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5-Recording Recording Before following these procedures, adjust the input level and open the Home Screen. 1. Press the RECORD [º] button briefly to start ordinary recording. Press the [ª] button after pausing to complete the creation of an audio file with the music recorded up to the moment that recording was paused. Recording a few seconds before pushing the record button (prerecording) When recording starts, the RECORD [º] button indicator lights and the display shows the elapsed and remaining recording times. Press and hold the RECORD [º] button to enable the prerecord function and put the unit into recording standby. The RECORD [º] button indicator blinks when in recording standby. (See "Recording a few seconds before pushing the record button (pre-recording)" on page 46.) 2. Press the [ª] button to stop recording. To pause recording, press the RECORD [º] button. To resume recording to the same file, press the RECORD [º] button again. The unit can capture up to 2 seconds of input signal during recording standby, allowing recording to start before the RECORD [º] button is pushed. 1. Press and hold the RECORD [º] button briefly to start recording standby. The RECORD [º] button indicator blinks, and the PRE ( ) icon appears on the display. 2. Press the RECORD [º] button again briefly to start recording. Input signal is recorded starting up to 2 seconds before the button was pushed. The RECORD [º] button indicator lights when recording. 3. Press the [ª] button to stop recording. To pause recording, press the RECORD [º] button. To resume recording to the same file, press the RECORD [º] button again. 46 TASCAM GB-10

Section	Page
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS	2
Quick Start Guide	10
Step 1: Prepare the SD card and power	10
Step 2: Copy audio files from a computer	12
Step 3: Connect an instrument and headphones	12
Step 4: Tune the instrument	13
Step 5: Use the effects	13
Step 6: Adjust the input and output levels	14
Step 7: Play along with the music	15
Step 8: Record your performance	16
Step 9: Record over a song (overdub)	17
Step 10: Use other functions	17
Step 11: Turn off the power	17
1–Introduction	18
Main functions and features	18
Included items	19
About this manual	19
Intellectual property rights	20
About SD cards	21
Precautions for use	21
Precautions for placement and use	22
Beware of condensation	22
Cleaning the unit	22
2 – Names and Functions of Parts	23
Top panel	23
Left side panel	29
Right side panel	29
Rear panel	30
Bottom panel	30
Home Screen	31
Recording screen	33
Menu structure	34
Using the menu	35
Basic operations	36
3–Preparation	37
Inserting and removing SD cards	37
Inserting an SD card	37
Removing an SD card	38
Preparing an SD card for use	38
Special cases	39
Card write protection	39
Powering the unit	40
Using AA batteries	40
Using USB bus power	40
Using an AC adaptor (sold separately)	41
Startup and shutdown	42
Turning the power on	42
Setting the power to standby	42
4-Connecting	43
Connecting monitoring equipment	43
Connecting with a computer	43
Disconnecting from a computer	44
Connecting a guitar or a bass	44
5-Recording	45
Setting the location where recorded files are saved	45
Adjusting the input level	45
Recording	46
Recording a few seconds before pushing the record button (pre-recording)	46
Recording the input sound with the playback sound (overdubbing)	47
Overdubbing	47
Starting and pausing recording automatically (AUTO REC)	48
Track incrementation	50
Manual track incrementation during recording	50
Automatic track incrementation by file size	50
Dividing files (DIVIDE)	50
Recording duration	52
6–Working with Files and Folders (BROWSE screen)	53
BROWSE screen navigation	53
Icons on the BROWSE screen	53
File operations	54
Folder operations	55
Delete the selected playback file (QUICK DELETE)	56
7–Playback	57
Playback	57
Stopping playback	57
Selecting a file	57
Searching forward and backward	58
Adjusting the playback volume	58
Adjusting the balance between playback and input signals	59
Disabling the guitar input	59
8-Playback Area and Playlist	60
Using the PLAY MODE screen to set the playback area	60
Selecting a folder for the playback area (1)	61
Selecting a folder for the playback area (2)	62
Playlist	63
Adding files to the playlist	63
Editing the playlist	63
9-Special Playback (playback control function)	66
Changing the speed	66
Changing the key	66
Jump back a set amount and continue playback (flashback)	67
10-Loop Playback/Repeat Playback/Single Track Playback	68
Using loop playback (standard mode)	68
Using loop playback with the playlist	69
Turning loop playback on and off	70
Repeat and single track playback	71
11-Transferring songs to and from a computer	72
Preparing audio files on a computer	72
Copying audio files from a computer	72
Transferring audio files to a computer	73
12-Using the built-in effects	74
Turning the effects ON and OFF	74
Setting the effect	74
13-Using the tuner	77
Preparation	77
Chromatic tuner mode (AUTO)	78
Oscillator mode	78
14-Using the Metronome	79
Setting the metronome	79
Starting and stopping the metronome	79
15-System settings	80
System settings(SETUP)	80
Setting the forward/backward search speed	80
Setting the automatic power off time	80
Adjusting the display contrast	80
Setting the battery type	80
Restoring the default values (factory settings)	81
Using QUICK FORMAT	81
Using FULL FORMAT	81
Changing the file name prefix	82
16-Using the footswitch	83
Setting footswitch operation	83
Using the footswitch	83
17-Viewing File Information	84
File information page	84
Card information page	85
System information page	86
18-Effect Module Parameters List	87
19–Messages	89
20–Troubleshooting	93
21–Specifications	95
Ratings	95
Input ratings	95
Analog audio input	95
output ratings	95
Analog output ratings	95
Control input/output ratings	95
Audio performance	96
Computer compatibility	96
Other specifications	97