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TASCAM HS-P82

 

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HS-P82

New functions added in firmware 

V1.04 

Mid-side (MS) microphone connection 

mode added

The unit can now decode signals from MS microphones. In addition 
to decoding as it records, the unit can also record without decoding 
and then decode during payback.

Setting the MS decoding mode

 

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Set the MS decoding mode on the 

SETUP

 page of the 

MIXER 

SETUP

 screen. 

To open the 

MIXER SETUP

 screen, press the 

MENU

 key to open 

the 

MENU

 screen and touch the 

MIXER SETUP

 button.

On this page, touch the 

SETUP

 tab to open the 

SETUP

 page. 

Use the 

MS MIC MODE

 item to set the decoding mode when 

connecting MS microphones. This can be set for each channel pair (1-
2, 3-4, 5-6 and 7-8) separately. 

OFF (default): 
In the default mode, this function is off during recording and 
playback.

INPUT: 
Use this mode to decode while recording. 
Decoding is not applied during playback.

MONITOR: 
When MS mic signals are being recorded without decoding in order 
to be decoded later, use this mode to decode just for monitoring 
while recording.
Use this mode also when playing back takes that were recorded 
using an MS mic without decoding.

NOTE

When either 

• 

INPUT

 or 

MONITOR

 is on, channel link is also 

turned on for the corresponding pair of channels, and the 

CH 

LINK

 button for the pair becomes blue. When 

INPUT

 and 

MONITOR

 are turned off, channel link is not turned off. When 

INPUT

 or 

MONITOR

 are turned on for a pair of channels, 

touching the 

CH LINK

 button to turn off the channel link will 

also turn off the 

INPUT

 or 

MONITOR

 setting. 

During recording or playback, the 

• 

MS MIC MODE

 setting 

cannot be changed. Always stop the unit before changing the 
setting.

Connecting a mid-side microphone 

 

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To use this unit’s MS decoding function, connect the mid to the odd 
channel and the side to the even channel. If the mid and side are 
connected in reverse, decoding will not be conducted correctly. 
For example, connect mid to CH3 and side to CH4.

Conduct MS decoding during recording

 

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1  On the 

SETUP

 page of the 

MIXER SETUP

 screen, set 

the 

MS MIC MODE

 to 

INPUT

 for the pair of channels 

connected to the MS microphone. 

2  Push the HOME key to open the Home Screen and touch the 

PAN/LEVEL

 button to open the screen where you can 

make adjustments with the pan pots and level knobs. 

The 

PAN

 knobs on the channel pairs that have 

MS MIC 

MODE

 set to 

INPUT

 become MS balance knobs that adjust the 

width of the sound.

3  Touch the 

PAN

 knob (MS balance knob) for the channel 

pair that you went to adjust, so that its background appears 

white. 

4  Use the DATA dial to adjust the width as desired in a range 

between 0 and 100 (default: 

0

). 

0

 is 100% mid. As the 

number becomes larger, the amount of side increases with 

100

 being 100% side. 

NOTE

Values set are saved with the project even when the MS decode 
mode is off (

MS MIC MODE

 set to 

OFF

). When you set the MS 

decode mode to 

INPUT

 again, the settings made before turning 

decoding off will be used. 
5  Use the 

2MixLVL

 knob to adjust the decoder output. Touch 

the 

2MixLVL

 knob for the pair of channels that you want to 

adjust, so that its background appears white. Use the DATA 

dial to adjust the level as desired.

NOTE

You can also adjust the MS balance and output level on the 

CHx-x 

SETUP

 screen. 

Recording without MS decoding

 

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You can record a take without decoding (recording the mid and side 
signals as is) and then decode it during playback.
By decoding during playback, the recording will be output as a 
stereo mix.
To record without decoding, set the decode mode to 

OFF

 or 

MONITOR

. When set to 

MONITOR

, you can monitor with 

decoding even when the sound is recorded without it. 
Adjust the MS balance and output in the same manner as when 
recording with decoding. (The recorded files are not decoded.)

Summary of Contents for HS-P82

Page 1: ...een 2 1st FOLDER screen formerly 1st SCENE NAME screen 1st FOLDER screen MAKE FOLDER button formerly MAKE SCENE button Folder selection screen MAKE FOLDER screen formerly MAKE SCENE screen MAKE FOLDER...

Page 2: ...he next take name 1 To use this button open the screen where you can edit the project name for example as shown below Project name editing screen 2 Press the Date button to replace the name with the d...

Page 3: ...e second half is different it is now possible to create takes that have the same three digits in the latter half Mono file recording folder selection When the file mode is set to MONO mode you can now...

Page 4: ...y When the File Mode is set to POLY there is no Mono File Place setting MONO Sub Folder When the File Mode is set to MONO and Mono File Place is set to Sub Folder MONO Folder When the File Mode is set...

Page 5: ...the side to the even channel If the mid and side are connected in reverse decoding will not be conducted correctly For example connect mid to CH3 and side to CH4 Conduct MS decoding during recording...

Page 6: ...group first 4 Touch the group number button under the channel that you want to make a slave The button becomes blue Slaves can be channels of numbers lower than the master and channels that are not c...

Page 7: ...o remaining capacity Current CF card not loaded Current CF card is not supported PIO mode Current CF card format is not supported not FAT16 or FAT32 If a take with the same name as set on the NEXT TAK...

Page 8: ...e to one of the CF cards 2 When one of the CF cards is not compatible with UDMA 3 When one of the CF cards was not formatted by this unit If recording is started when Mirror recording is disabled one...

Page 9: ...minute 16 bit 48 kHz 8 tracks 2 hours 49 minutes 5 hours 42 minutes 11 hours 29 minutes 16 bit 48 kHz 8 tracs stereo mix 2 hours 14 minutes 4 hours 33 minutes 9 hours 11 minutes 24 bit 44 1 kHz 8 tra...

Page 10: ...s when the REC Mode is set to Mirror n 1 or 2 Mirror REC is not available CFn formatting not optimal for Recording Because the media was not formatted by this unit recording properly cannot be guarant...

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