V6 User Manual 1.00.book - Studio General

Keep in mind that the DA-88 does exhibit big instantaneous 1000 PPM (0.1%) speed changes and this prohibitsproper TDIF decoding at the other end.Dubbing ModeThis mode is provided principally for film re-recording. It allows tracks to be Armed or Disarmed for recordingwhile recording is taking place.Dubbing Mode is selected via All Settings > Settings > Project > RecordEnable DubbingWhen checked, Dubbing Mode is engaged.Confirm Track ArmingOnly available when Dubbing Mode is selected in the adjacent check box. A check in this box means that anychanges to track arming made whilst recording must be confirmed by a new Record command before they willtake effect.ExampleWhen recording a final mix in stems (E.g. Dialogue, Effects and Music) you may well wish to retain a previous takefor, say Effects, until a certain point. This can be achieved by arming the Dialogue and Music Track Groups, playingthe transport and punching into record at the desired point. Once in record, the Effects Track Group can bedropped straight into record at the appropriate moment by simply arming it, or if the Confirm Track Arming boxis checked, by arming it and, applying a second record command when you wish to begin recording. (either onscreen or via MMC, 9-pin etc.)Virtual Tape ModeThis media format type / mode allows real destructive punches to be made directly into BWF files.Virtual Tape FormatA separate application allows a Virtual Tape to be prepared.Start > All Programs > Pyramix > VirtualTapeFormatBefore running the application, format a 10’000 RPM SCSI disk using FAT32 if you wish to plug the disk directly intoa Mac later or NTFS if you intend to copy the files to another disk at the end of the session.Use 64K as the Sector Allocation Unit Size when formatting the disk.Applications : Dubbing Mode 19 - 341