can the tempo be changed on a recorded track
849511
Hi Ronald C. I actually purchased the device for my son who is heading down the path of music and production as a career. I just asked him the question and he is pretty sure that this can't be done using the Tascam device. There is probably a way to do it externally on a computer using some kind of adhoc software package, but unfortunately the Portastudio itself doesn't seem to have the capacity to do what you want. Sorry. Regards, Bill A
849512
The Tempo AFAIK is NOT recorded but is simply set on the "metronome" which can be changed on the fly. I don't believe you can record a click track.
849513
you can not change tempo, not that im aware of anyway, however you can check out some youtube vidios on it there might be a way i just havn't looked or had a need for it. i can say it is a very nice machine it is the cleanest sound i have heard, it will compare to a professional recording, though i do have it patched in to a 24 x 4 bus analog mixing console. hope i helped..
1872375
You can turn off the voice activated recording mode to change how audio is captured at the time of a recording. You have the option to add onto an existing recording so you do not create separate files. You can also make corrections. This is done prior to recording the additional material. There is software available that allows you to join and edit existing MP3 files.
353960
I don't think so. I believe if you're using the "mic in" slot it overrides the built-in microphone. Either way, it only records one track at a time.
1306154
Absolutely. For what it's worth: when working out specific bass lines, it helps to slow the recording down until you've played it accurately. Then, gradually work up to normal tempo. Most important piece of equipment I own (other than my bass!).
1740787
There's not really a way to answer that. You'll have to adjust the EQ according to what sounds best to you. The EQ knobs are pretty sensitive on this unit, so a little goes a long way. Different songs/singers will need different levels of reverb/delay. Good rule of thumb: Slow songs = more reverb/delay; Fast songs = less reverb/delay
1882452
Short answer is; I don't think you can. However I'm guessing that you can have some control over order of play by rearranging the directory structure. I don't know the logic it uses to pick tracks. Interesting question. Will research & respond again if I find out more
807280
Yes, you can pause at any time. Until you intentionally create a new recording it will continue to record on the same file.
2043388
The tempo setting goes up to 250 BPM; you can double or triple that with the sub-beat setting up to 750 BPM.
396138
Yes, it can. A simple push of a button toggles the audio record option on and off.
2154100
Hi Larry, I'm not too sure the key doesn't change. I know the pitch doesn't change, but I'm still pretty new at this music game so there is still a lot I don't know. Sorry I can't be more positive. Sincerely, Jay Scott
2228632
Hi, No, I just tried it and it won't do it. At least not when I just hit record and then tried to change channels, it wouldn't allow me to. I would assume it would be the same on timer recordings too. Thinking about it, it would have to have a dual tuner for you to be able to do that. One tuned to what's recording, and another tuned to a different channel, and I'm sure it's not a dual tuner setup. You can however watch another program that you already have recorded to the hard drive at the same time as you are recording. Hope this helps...
1213417
Yes. There's a choice of max 4%, 8%, 16%, or completely OFF ( 0% )The slide control on the right side of unit adjusts the speed selected, and its infinitely variable, up for -% and downwards for +%. The screen will display what pitch % on the top right hand corner constantly. Enjoy your music !
1755549
According to the instructions you can. It says press on the plus or minus shortly for track change and a bit longer for volume adjustment.
1740548
Although the description states that you can change the frequency, you cannot. We did everything we could so we could race but to no avail. Amazon quickly refunded us.
199621
If you connect this to an external music source like a CD player you will have no control of the tempo as you will need to use the aux input which has no control over that device connected. You could RIP the CD though and load it into the Steez memory and the control it or load it onto an iPod that you would put into its docking station and control it I would think.
322849
Well you turn the time knob. That's how the tempo of the delay is set. If you mean does it do regular tap tempo then no. It only let's you strum the tempo.
1596383
Yes. Changing the mode will allow for a "pulsating" mode and turning the knob will alter the speed.