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Record from the sound 6
seconds ago (time machine recording)
When in the recording standby state, the unit starts storing
the sound from the sound source in the memory, and always
stores the sound up to about 6 seconds before that point.
When recording with a time machine, this unit records the
sound stored in the memory from the sound source, not the
sound from the sound source. When recording from satellite
or FM, you can prevent missed timing and missing the
beginning of the recording.
1 Perform steps 1 to 6 of "Recording" (page
13).
2 Start playing the sound source you want to record
3 Where you want to start recording
AMS knob (remote control
Press T.REC)
When you press the button, it will start recording
the sound stored in the memory, and then continue
recording using the sound in the memory.
Press x to stop time machine recording .
Note
Recording will start using the sound stored in the memory at the
time of step 3 above. When the recording standby state or the
sound source is regenerated for 6 seconds or less, the sound for 6
seconds is not stored in the memory, so the sound 6 seconds ago
cannot be recorded.
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Synchronized recording with
your favorite sound source
(musical synchronized recording) Z
Recording can be started at the same time as the sound
source connected to the input terminal is played. The
numbering of songs depends on the sound source to be
recorded. For details, see "Adding song numbers during
recording" (page 16).
AMS
1 Perform steps 1 to 5 of "Recording" (page
2 Press MUSIC SYNC
3 Start playing the sound source you want to record
Press x to stop music sync recording .
Note
Smart Space and Auto Cut (page 17) work automatically
during music sync recording.
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H X
x
With
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13).
It will be in the recording standby state.
Recording will start automatically.
MUSIC SYNC
x
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