Copy - Akai DR4vr Operator's Manual

60 Chapter
9:
Editing
Undoing
an
Edit
Before looking
at
each
edit
function, we'll explain
how
to
undo
an
edit.
This can be used
when
edits
don't turn out as planned.
It
also gives
you
the
freedom
to
experiment with
edits.
Undoing
an
edit
is
much
like
undoing
a recording.
See "Recording
Undo"
on page
34.
To undo
an
edit:
1)
Press
the
UNDO
key.
The
UNDO
indicator will
light up.
While
this
indicator
is
lit,
the
DR4vr
will
play the material
as
it
was
before
the
edit.
To
switch
back
to the edited material:
2)
Press
the
UNDO
key
again.
Before performing another
edit or starting another recording,
you must
decide
whether you
want
to
keep
the edit or not.
Once
another
edit
or recording
is
made,
the
undo
function
will
apply
to that
new
edit
or recording.
Once
you've decided, leave the
UNDO
function
set
as required, then
perform
another
edit
or
start
a
new
recording.
If
you
don't
make
any
more
edits
or record anything
new, you
will
be
able
to
undo
the
last edit
even
after
the
DR4vr
has been
powered
off
and
on.
Copy
The
start
point
and end
point
of
the section to
be copied
are identified using the
in
point
and
out
point respectively.
The
audio
data
is
then
copied from
the source channel
to the destination
channel, overwriting
existing material.
The
following diagram shows
the
copy
procedure:
Copy
source
channel
I
I
In point
Out
point
Number
of
copies
set to
2
Copy
destination
channel
I
Destirvation
in
point
•
Time
Specifying the
Copy
Source
Section
1)
To
set
tine
IN
point,
display the desired time
on
the
display, press
the STORE/ENT
key,
then press the
IN
POINT
key.
See
"Specifying
the In Point
&
Out
Point"
on page
20.
2)
To
set
the
OUT
point,
display the desired time
on
the
display, press the
STORE/ENT
key,
then press the
OUT
POINT
key.
See
"Specifying the In Point
&
Out
Point" on page
20.
You
can check
the length
of
the specified section
by pressing the
IN
POINT
and
OUT
POINT
keys simultaneously
(does not
work
for
BBC
display).
To
play the
specified section, press the
«PLAY»
key.
The
play
to
out function
can
also be used
to
check
the
in
and
out points.
See "Play
to
Out" on
page
37.
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