How to Bounce Tracks in the Tascam Model 12

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How to Bounce Tracks in the Tascam Model 12

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Jordan Seal

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@I-LOG 3 ай бұрын

You actually CAN listen back to 11/12 in real-time. Just press the button labeled "SD Main Mix Return" (its right above the second headphone volume knob) and when you press play and are monitoring the main mix, it'll playback whatever was recorded to 11/12.

@I-LOG 3 ай бұрын

Also, to solve having to push the fader up so high, there is a track normalization feature in the menu that can bring the level of the digital file up. It's under MTR -> Track Edit in the menu, though you may have to get the latest firmware in order for it to be available.

@JordanSeal 3 ай бұрын

Great points, and critical corrections. Thanks for sharing them!

@PASINC Ай бұрын

Doing my Model 12 pre-purchase research. You've helped me. Thank you, Sir Seal.

@Shea4Rock 3 ай бұрын

Channel 11/12 is always recording, to prove this record your three tracks and then take your audio into a daw and 11/12 will be there separately this is why I use what you did in the beginning of the video for mixdown, without a computer. Because the faders on channels 1 to 9/10 are live when summed to the main fader I can arrange and mix the tracks live.

@TheHomeRecordingChannel Ай бұрын

Great video, I recently picked up a vintage tascam 2488mk1 24 track digital recorder for free. These machines are great for recording. However I still use my little Fostex x-30 cassette portastudio. Happy recording my friend.

@RecordingStudio9 Ай бұрын

Apart from the small oversight of "SD Main Mix Return" and the Normalise feature added in firmware 1.4 that others already commented about, great presentation.

@flopimuzik3203 3 ай бұрын

Yaaay! Thanks!! I got to watch this after kid finally sleeps. I'll try it out soon! 😊

@3rd_ear 3 ай бұрын

!so good that i found this video, thank you very much. one little detail, it's better not to obscure buttons you push by putting the arm between camera and the apparatus ;)

@BustedShutter 3 ай бұрын

@JordanSeal - I like your videos...not a whole lot of people posting content with these "portastudios" so thank you! I have a question for you. I am thinking about getting the tascam dp-008 and I was wondering what you do when you are in the middle of mixing / working on one song and suddenly you get inspiration to work on something different. I assume you can save the current / song project and start a new one, but what happens when you want to go back to the original song you were working on? All the knobs and faders will be different from where you had them before. Do you take a picture of the board state or something like that before switching to a new song so you can reference your prior state? Or do you just usually remix everything again? Appreciate the insight if you or anyone else can answer this...

@JordanSeal 3 ай бұрын

Thanks! You can save separate song sessions and toggle between them whenever you want… But you’re right: you can’t save fader positions. So you have to remix each time or take notes/photos of where you had things. When I used the DP-006 and DP-03, I usually just remixed, because I was only tweaking two parameters: volume and panning. I found it pretty easy to get back to a sound that I loved. Now, with the model 12, I sometimes take pictures of EQ settings, because those take more time to dial in. But I’ll often just remix volume and panning. One related note… When I do a bounce or final mix, I often need to adjust parameters over the course of the song, including turning track volumes down to zero. To facilitate quick adjustments, I will mark target positions blackboard chalk. That gives me a reference point and wipes off really easily.

@PFDarkside Ай бұрын

Regarding why you might want to swap tracks, that means you can keep your mics in 1/2, use the inserts on them, then move the recorded tracks to 3-10 to free up 1/2 for additional tracks without swapping mic inputs/losing inserts. At least that’s my thought!