User manual TASCAM CD-BT1MKII

[. . . ] » CD-BT1 @# Portable CD Bass Guitar Trainer This appliance has a serial number located on the rear panel. Please record the model number and serial number and retain them for your records. Model number _____________ Serial number _____________ OWNER'S MANUAL D00851300A Important Safety Precautions CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL. Y FOR U. S. A. [. . . ] Set the FOOT item in the Setup menu to CUE or FLS (flash). Looping (In/Out points) To repeat a particular section of a track, use the I/O key to set the start (IN) point of the loop, then use the I/O key to set the end (OUT) point. Pressing the I/O key during playback or paused playback sets the IN point. Pressing the I/O key again during playback or paused playback sets the OUT point. The section between the two points repeats seamlessly. To cancel an I/O loop, press the LOOP key. LOOP disappears from the display and the loop mode is canceled. Pressing the LOOP key again will restart the previously determined loop. Skipping between tracks and searching within tracks Use the skip/search keys (m/. and //, ) to move back and forward one track at a time. Use these keys to search within the CD by pressing and holding the key for the direction that you want to search. By continuing to press, the search will speed up. Display In the home display mode press the TIME/ESC key to change the time display between track elapsed time, track remaining time, and total remaining time of the CD. Looping (track/disc) Press the LOOP key to repeat a single track, or all tracks, according to the PLAY item in the Setup menu. 16 -- TASCAM CD-BT1MKII Pitch and tempo changes There are four ways to change the way a CD is played back, using menu items in the Tempo Key menu: Tempo control (TMP), VSA (Variable Speed Audition) setup (VSA), Key control (KEY), and Fine tuning (FINE) VSA When VSA is ON, you can change the tempo without changing the key. Tap the TMP/KEY / CD EFF key to enter the Tempo Key menu, select VSA by pressing either the PREV or NEXT key. Press either the UP or DOWN key to choose either ON or OFF. When the VSA is set to ON, the letters VSA are shown in the display. NOTE If the tempo control value is not set to 0 and you change VSA from OFF to ON, the tempo value will be automatically reset to a "VSA ON value. " For example, if the value is [-33] when VSA is OFF, it will automatically be adjusted to [-50] when you turn VSA ON. set the value for the key. The range is ± 6 semitones (I6 ­ 0 (off) ­ O6). When the key is set to a value other than zero, KEY shows in the home display mode. Fine tuning Tempo control Tempo control allows you to change the tempo of a track. Tap the TMP/KEY / CD EFF key to enter the Tempo Key menu, and select TMP by pressing either the PREV or NEXT key. When VSA is ON (see below), the settings you can choose are: -50, -32, -16, -12, -8, -4, 0 (off), +4, +8, +12, and +16%. Press the UP or DOWN keys to set the value. When VSA is OFF you can change the setting between ­50 and +16% in 1% steps. Press either the UP or DOWN key to set the tempo. When the tempo is set to a value other than zero, TEMPO shows in the home display mode. Key control Key control changes the key of the music up or down by six semitones. Tap the TMP/KEY / CD EFF key to enter the Tempo Key menu, and select KEY by pressing either the PREV or NEXT key. Press either the UP or DOWN key to Fine tuning changes the key of the music by cents (100 cents = 1 semitone). [. . . ] In chromatic mode, TUNE:--- is shown on the display. When you play a single note on your bass guitar when it is connected to the CD-BT1MKII, the tuner If the tuner is in the bass guitar mode, use the TUNE: XX item in the Tuner menu to set the note on the display, and then tune as above. You can choose the note from 5B, 4E, 3A, 2D, and 1G, (the names of the bass guitar strings in standard tuning). The selected note is shown on the display as TUNE: XX. Tap the TUNER/SETUP key to enter the Tuner menu, and select the OSC (oscillator) by pressing either the PREV or NEXT key. [. . . ]