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50 TASCAM DP-008
Undoing the last operation
(single undo)
Press the UN/REDO key to return to the state
before the last operation was conducted. After
doing this, the UN/REDO indicator lights,
showing that redo (see below) is possible.
Indicator
Cancelling an undo operation (redo)
Press the UN/REDO key when it is lit to return
to the state of the last operation. The UN/
REDO indicator turns OFF.
NOTE
If single undo is used when multi-undo
(described below) has already been used to
return the unit to a previous state, it will go
one more step backward.
If you press the UN/REDO key again to redo,
the single undo operation is cancelled, and
the previous multi-undo state is restored. In
this case, the operations undone by multi-
undo are still retained in history, so the UN/
REDO indicator stays lit.
Undoing a previous operation
(multi-undo)
1 Press the HISTORY key to open the
HISTORY
screen.
This screen shows the operation history as
a list. Each operation in the list is called an
“event.” The event list starts at the bottom with
event number “
0
” (
-START UP-
). The top event
is the most recent and has “
*
” next to it.
All events that occurred after a selected event
can be undone at once. This operation is called
“multi-undo” because it allows you to undo
multiple events and return to an earlier state.
2 Turn the DATA wheel to select the event
that you want to return to (all events
after the selected event will be undone).
3 Press the F2 (
EXEC
) key to execute the
multi-undo and restore the song state
to just after the selected event was
conducted. In this state, the UN/REDO
indicator lights.
The unit has been returned to a previous
state, but the event information undone
through the above operation is not erased.
The unit has simply been returned to a
previous state. On the
HISTORY
screen, a
*
appears next to the most recent event after
undoing.
NOTE
When the HISTORY screen is open, the UN/
REDO key does not function, so single undo
and redo cannot be used.
CAUTION
When saving a song, a maximum of 500 •
items can be saved in the operation
history as song data. If the operation
history exceeds 500 items, the oldest
events in the history are erased when the
song is saved. Erased events cannot be
restored.
When the power is turned OFF the •
operation history is completely erased.
The operation history is not restored
when the power is turned ON again.
6 – Basic Recording