Recording Undo - Akai DR4vr Operator's Manual

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Chapter
4;
Recording
Recording
Undo
If
you
record
some new
material
over
some
existing material,
and
then decide
that
you
preferred the
original, this
undo
function
can be used
to restore
the
original. In
fact,
you can
switch
between
the
original
and
the
new
during playback
for
comparison. This
is
possible
because
the
DR4vr
always
records
new
material
on
a
different
area
of
the
hard
disk.
Operation
After each
recording, the
DR4vr
will
play the
new
material.
To
play
the
original material,
press
the
UNDO
key.
The
UNDO
indicator
will light
up. Press
again
to
switch
back
to
the
new
material.
The
UNDO
indicator
will
go
off.
Before
starting
another recording or
performing an
edit,
you must
decide
which
material
you
want
to
keep:
the original or the
new.
(Of
course,
if
you wish
to
defer
this
decision,
you
can
always simply
select
a
new
virtual track.
See
"Virtual
Tracks" on page
27.)
For once
a
new
recording or
edit
function
is
performed,
the
undo
function
will
apply
to that
new
recording
or
Once
you've
decided, leave the
UNDO
function
set
as required,
then
make
a
new
recording or
use an
edit
function.
If
you
don't record anything
new
or
make
any
edits,
you
will
be
able
to
undo
the
last
recording
even
after
the
DR4vr
has
been powered
off
and
on.
The
following
diagram
shows
how
the
recording
undo
function
works:
edit.
Undo
OFF
7
In
point
Out
point
Next
recording
Undo
OFF
In
this
example,
the
New
material
was
kept
by
turning
the
UNDO
function
off
before
starting
the next recording.
Undo
ON
/
7
7
In point
Out
point
Time
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