TEAC GT-R1 GT-R1 Owner's Manual - Page 14

this key to move up a level., When the Rhythm Screen is open, use

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3-Part Names and Functions 4 LOOP key Press this key to turn loop playback mode ON and OFF, allowing you to repeat playback of a selected interval. (See "Loop playback" on page 70.) 5 I/O key Use this key to set the IN (start) and OUT (end) points of the interval that you want to set for loop playback. When the IN and OUT points are already set, press this key to erase them. (See "Loop playback" on page 70.) 6 µ key Press this key to return to the beginning of a track that is playing or stopped in the middle. If you press this key when a track is stopped at its beginning, the unit will skip to the beginning of the previous track. Press and hold this key to search backwards. On the setting screens, use this key to move the cursor left. On the Browse Screen, press this key to move up a level. 14 TASCAM GT-R1 When the Rhythm Screen is open, use this button to select patterns. 7 ≤ key Press this key during playback or when playback is stopped to skip to beginning of the next track. Press and hold this key to search forward. On the setting screens, use this key to move the cursor right. On the Browse Screen, press this key to move down a level. When the Rhythm Screen is open, use this button to select patterns. NOTE Keys 6 and 7 may not work for all VBR MP3 files. For some VBR MP3 files, operating these keys may cause the sound to be not synchronized with the elapsed time shown on the display and the end parts of the file being played back may be repeated at the end of the track. In this case, stop playback to return to normal operation.

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TASCAM
GT-R1
4
LOOP key
Press this key to turn loop playback mode ON
and OFF, allowing you to repeat playback of
a selected interval. (See “Loop playback” on
page 70.)
5
I/O key
Use this key to set the IN (start) and OUT
(end) points of the interval that you want to
set for loop playback. When the IN and OUT
points are already set, press this key to erase
them. (See “Loop playback” on page 70.)
6
µ
key
Press this key to return to the beginning of a
track that is playing or stopped in the middle.
If you press this key when a track is stopped
at its beginning, the unit will skip to the
beginning of the previous track.
Press and hold this key to search backwards.
On the setting screens, use this key to move
the cursor left. On the Browse Screen, press
this key to move up a level.
When the Rhythm Screen is open, use this
button to select patterns.
7
≤
key
Press this key during playback or when
playback is stopped to skip to beginning of the
next track.
Press and hold this key to search forward.
On the setting screens, use this key to move
the cursor right.
On the Browse Screen, press this key to move
down a level.
When the Rhythm Screen is open, use this
button to select patterns.
NOTE
Keys
6
and
7
may not work for all VBR
MP3 files. For some VBR MP3 files, operating
these keys may cause the sound to be not
synchronized with the elapsed time shown on
the display and the end parts of the file being
played back may be repeated at the end of the
track. In this case, stop playback to return to
normal operation.
3–Part Names and Functions