Synchronized Recording Of All Tracks - Yamaha CDR-S1000 Owner's Manual

Synchronized recording
of ALL tracks
This is a recording mode suitable for recording all of the
material from a single audio source such as a CD, MD,
cassette, or LP. Track markers are automatically placed
between the tracks being recorded.
REC MODE
NATURAL SOUND CD RECORDER CDR-S1000
TRACK NO. EFFECT REC MODE
POWER FINALIZE ERASE DISPLAY
TRACK NO.
REC MODE WRITE
REC MODE
EFFECT REPEAT RANDOM CLEAR
1
4
7
FINALIZE ERASE
SEARCH
STOP
1
Load a CD-R or CD-RW disc containing space for
recording.
• To ensure proper recording, make sure that you
have more than enough space on the disc.
2
Press REC.
• This unit enters record pause mode.
CD-R
CD TOTAL
32 44 . 1 48 REMAIN
PROG
RNDM SINGLE
EFFECT REC
REPEAT ALL
S F AUTO SYNC X2 X4 TOC
3
Set INPUT on the front panel to the appropriate input
to be used for recording.
REC
INPUT
REC LEVEL
INPUT DIGITAL/ANALOG
OPTICAL
COAXIAL ANALOG
REC
CD DIRECT REC
MUTE
MIN MAX
OPEN/CLOSE / / /
PHONES LEVEL
0 10
OPEN/
DIMMER DISPLAY CLOSE
PROG
2 3
INDEX
5 6 +10
8 9 0
REC
REC REC MUTE
SKIP
PAUSE PLAY
L
dB – 00 – 60 – 30 – 10 – 6 – 4 – 2 – 1 0 OVER
R
RECORDING FUNCTIONS
4
Adjust the recording level as described on page 17.
• The recording level of digital and analog sources
can be adjusted.
• Start playing the source to set the recording level.
When the recording level is set, stop playback of
the source component.
• The recording level cannot be changed when the
CD DIRECT function is on.
5
Ensure that the source is in pause or stop mode, as
synchronized recording cannot be started if the
source is playing.
6
Press REC MODE twice.
• The ALL and SYNC indicators light in the display.
CD-R
CD TOTAL
32 44 . 1 48 REMAIN
PROG
RNDM SINGLE
EFFECT REC
REPEAT ALL
S F AUTO SYNC TOC
7
Start playing the source.
• The unit starts recording automatically when it
detects an audio signal.
• When making a digital recording, a new track
marker is placed each time a new track begins on
the source component.
• Depending on the source component, a new track
marker may not always be placed correctly. When
this occurs, use the manual track marking function.
• When making an analog recording, spaces of
silence are interpreted as track separations, and a
new track marker is automatically placed when a
new audio signal is detected. The silence should be
about 4 seconds long. Automatic track marking
may not be performed properly if the recording
source has excessive noise or contains a lot of low
level sounds. In this case, we recommend manual
recording as described on page 16.
• Once the unit has recorded 20 seconds of
continuous silence, recording ends and "Wait"
blinks in the display while information is being
written to the PMA (Program Memory Area). After
this is complete, the unit is put in the stop mode.
• When making a recording using the program
playback function of the source component, make
sure that the space between each track is under 10
seconds.
When you are finished recording, follow the
finalization procedure described on page 20.
L
– 00 – – – – – – –
dB 60 30 10 6 4 2 1 0 OVER
R
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