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| tape head that transfer elcetrical energy to magnetic energy and for storage on magnetic tape |
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| the reel on open reel recorder to which the take goes after passing across head stack |
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| the reel on an open reel tape recorder for which the tape winds towards the head assembly |
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| erases previously recorded material |
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| head on a tape recorder that is capable of playing back and recording simulatineously |
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| state of a multitrack recorder twhere playback is monitored from the reproduce head |
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| state in which recording is not possible |
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| a mode of speed control when the machine looks for internal clock source |
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| mode of speed control when the machine looks for external clock source, mostly for sync purposes |
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| Variable Speed Oscillator (VSO) |
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| speed control mose that varies speed and pitch |
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| what must be done to digital tape before recording |
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| digital data stored along with the audio where time, program number, sample rate, and index info is located |
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| Digital Audio Stationary Head (DASH) |
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| head assembly used in linear digital tape recorders such as Sony 3388, Mitsubishi X880, Studer D827 |
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| used to cycle between stored points on recording media |
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