Teac PCM Recorder User Manual

TASCAM PCM Recorder
iPhone/iPad/iPod touch Application
D01167420A
USER'S GUIDE
2 TASCAM PCM Recorder
Contents
Introduction ............................................................................................3
What's in the Main Window ...................................................................4
What's in the Settings Window ..............................................................6
The Sharing Window ..............................................................................7
What’s in the Files Window ....................................................................8
Operations ............................................................................................10
FAQs .......................................................................................................11
TASCAM PCM Recorder 3

Trademarks

TASCAM is a trademark of TEAC Corporation, registered in the U.S. and other
countries.
iPad, iPhone, iPod, iPod touch and iTunes are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in
the U.S. and other countries.
Other company names, product names and logos in this document are the trademarks
or registered trademarks of their respective owners.

Introduction

4 TASCAM PCM Recorder

What's in the Main Window

When you launch TASCAM PCM Recorder you will see the main screen:
(iPhone 4 screens shown in this document, iPad version differs slightly)
1 Input Level
Adjust up or down to change the recording level. A line shows unity gain (no cutting or boosting of the level) for use with USB interfaces like the TASCAM iM2.
2 Time
This displays the running time of your file during recording or playback.
3 Remaining Time
During playback, this shows how much time is remaining until the end of the file. During recording, it shows how much time is remaining until you reach the maximum file size. You can record for 12 hours in mono or 6 hours in stereo.
NOTE
The remaining time shown varies depending on the free space left on the iPhone/ iPad/iPod touch.
4 File Format
This displays whether the recorder is in Stereo or Mono recording mode. It also shows the recording resolution of your WAV file. The recording format is always
44.1kHz, 16-bit. You can load files into app through iTunes on the computer connected via the dock. (See “7 Mono/Stereo” in the section “What's in the Settings Window”.)
5 Level Meter
The level of the input or playback sound is displayed graphically in this bar graph meter. There is also a numeric display of your level above the meter.
6 File Name
This shows the name of your file. The automatic file naming scheme is YYMMDD_ NNNN.wav (year, month, day, number.) You can change the name of your recording later in the Files screen.
7 Stop
Stops playback or recording.
8 Lock
This locks all the controls of this application except Output Volume. You may want to press the Record button and then the lock button to keep from accidentally pressing the Stop button if the device is in your pocket.
9 Rewind
This rewinds to the beginning of the file. To return to the previous file in the file list, press the Rewind button within 3 seconds after the file starts playing from the beginning. You can also incrementally search backwards through the file by pressing and holding the button.
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