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Tape length editing
Like the "Sequential editing" function on the page 45, this function
allows for automatic recording of compact disc tracks in sequence,
on a tape which you specify its length.
However, at the end of each side of the tape, instead of fading out
the song, the tape is left blank unless the next entire song in the
sequence will fit.
A tape such as follows will be made:
12nd track
| Srd track
-Blank
(Side A)
(Side B)
1
St
track
4th track
Sth track
6th track
7th track
1
Follow steps 1, 2 and 3 on page 45.
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Press the normal/tape length edit button to
select the tape length.
Each time the button is pressed the multi display changes as
follows.
The cassette deck will rewind the tape and then take up the
leader tape automatically and the "CD" edit indicator will
illuminate.
The CCRT function (see page 42) will be automatically acti¬
vated.
When you want to record programmed tracks, first program
tracks in memory using the program play procedure (see page
30) before pressing the normal/tape length edit button.
C-AUTO -k C-46 -> C-60 -> C-90 -♦ C —
■ To specify a tape length other than C-46, 60, 90
Press the normal/tape length edit button 5 times to select "C—".
Then press the numeric buttons on the remote control to specify the
total recording time of the tape. (1 -99 minutes)
For example:
To select 64 minutes: [6]-[4]
From the main unit, keep pressing one of the skip buttons until the
display shows the desired tape length.
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Press the
play
button.
The ATLS function (see page 51) will operate to adjust the
recording level and then recording will start.
When edit-recording has finished, the cassette deck automatically
enters the recording stanby mode.
When the link indicator illuminates, it is possible to record another
disc on the tape leftover using the tape length editing (see page
51). If another disc is not going to be recorded, press the stop
button on the CD player/tuner.
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