Editing high-resolution DSD/PCM files possible

Editing high-resolution DSD (DSF/DSDIFF) and PCM (WAV) files with up to 2 channels (mono/stereo) is possible. DSD formats of 2.8–11.2 MHz and PCM formats of 44.1–384 kHz and 16/24/32-bit are supported. As for the DSD files, import and editing of the file are possible as DSD formats. In addition to converting between DSD and PCM formats and different sampling frequencies, basic editing functions such as trimming and joining files. These editing functions are all available on the Home Screen, and the simple, easy-to-understand operation screen enables intuitive use.

Combine function allows two files

Two audio files can be combined into one file if they have the same file format and sampling frequency/quantization bit rate.

*Press the COMBINE button on the Home Screen to open the file combination function screen.

Splitting a DSD audio file that was recorded without track divisions into individual tracks

When making long recordings with a DA-3000SD, it is possible to use the track incrementation function to split the file at the desired points to create separate files for each track. If a recording was made without splitting it into tracks, however, TASCAM Hi-Res Editor can split a file into multiple tracks without using a DAW.

Converting an audio file recorded as DSD to PCM

After recording at high-resolution 5.6MHz DSD using a DA-3000SD, this application can downconvert the resolution or convert to a PCM file format to suit other playback requirements. This allows recording of high-resolution master files that can be used to archive audio without needing to worry about how the file will be used after recording.

Audio from vinyl records can be split into files by track.

PCM audio files recorded for archiving using a turntable, which has USB digital output, can be split into tracks with TASCAM Hi-Res Editor. Furthermore, by converting audio to DSD, tracks from records can be played back on the TEAC player, which support DSD.