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Basic operation
In “2. Naming a song,” step
3
has been changed as fol-
lows.
2. Naming a song
3
Change the name of the song.
Use the “ ” “ ” buttons to move the cursor to the
location of the character that you wish to change, and
rotate the [VALUE] dial to modify the song name.
The buttons in the LCD screen have the following
function.
“
A../a..
” buttons: Select the alphabetical character
“A.” Press it again to select the lowercase “a”.
“
0...9
” button: Select the numeral “0–9”.
“
Symbol
” button: Select a symbol.
“
Insert
” button: Insert a space, moving the follow-
ing characters backward.
“
Space
” button: Select a space (blank).
“
Backsp
” button: Delete the character before the
cursor.
“
Delete
” button: Delete the character at the cursor.
“
ClearAll
” button: Delete the entire name.
Part of “3. Selecting an existing song” has been
changed.
[STOP] key + [FF] key
Use this to select the previous or next-numbered song
in the same drive.
• Hold down the
[STOP]
key and press the
[FF]
key to
move to the end of that song. If you are already at
the end of the song, you will move to the beginning
of the next song.
Fade Track and Normalize Track commands have been
added to “Track editing.”
Fade-in/Fade-out: Fade Track
This command creates a fade-in or fade-out in the
selected region (
IN
–
OUT
) of the recorded track data.
You can also create crossfades by combining fade-in
and fade-out for identical regions in two tracks.
• You can fade-in or fade-out the
IN
–
OUT
region.
• A single or multiple tracks of data can be faded-in or
faded-out simultaneously.
Boosting to an appropriate level: Normal-
ize Track
If the recorded level is too low, you can use this com-
mand to boost the selected region (
IN
–
OUT
) of track
data to the maximum level that will not cause clipping.
• The peak value of the audio data in the
IN
–
OUT
region is detected, and the level of the entire
IN
–
OUT
region is boosted as far as possible without
causing the peak value to clip.
• The data of a single track or of adjacent tracks can be
normalized simultaneously.
If data that was recorded at an extremely low level
is normalized, any noise component it contains will
be boosted by the same amount.
The function of IN, OUT, TO, and END times for each command
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IN OUT TO END
Copy Track Copy source
start time
Copy source
end time
Copy desti-
nation start
time
– – –
Insert Track Blank insert
start time
Blank insert
end time
– – – – – –
Erase Track Erase start
time
Erase end
time
– – – – – –
Delete Track Delete start
time
Delete end
time
– – – – – –
Swap Track Swap start
time
Swap end
time
– – – – – –
Reverse
Track
Reverse
start time
Reverse end
time
Reversed
copy destina-
tion start time
– – –
Optimize
Track
Optimize
start time
Optimize
end time
– – – – – –
Expansion/
Compres-
sion Track
Expand/com-
press start
time
Expand/com-
press end file
Expand/com-
press desti-
nation start
time and
expand/com-
press result
copy destina-
tion start time
Expand/com-
press desti-
nation end
time
Fade Track Fade start
time
Fade end
time
– – – – – –
Normalize
Track
Normalize
start time
Normalize
end time
– – – – – –