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Name
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Playback time display
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Timeline display
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Marker position display
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Pad tab
Selected clip and no. of clips
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indicator
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Clip display
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Clip number
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Thumbnail
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Clip name
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Clip length indicator
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Clip IN point indicator
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Project name
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MAIN bus level meter
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Current time
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Explanation
Shows the playback time.
Displays the playback position within the recording time.
The full length of the timeline bar shows the recording time, and the length of the position bar (the gray area) shows the
playback time.
The green indication on the timeline shows the marker position.
If the LIVE IN marker button is unlit, this appears at the playback position (at the front of the position bar). If the LIVE IN marker
button is lit, this appears at the recording position (the right side of the timeline).
Pressing the [IN] button creates an IN point marker, indicated by a marker on the timeline.
Pressing the BOOKMARK button creates a bookmark at the marker position, and indicators appear on the green markers on the
timeline.
This tab shows the type of pad that's now selected.
The display changes according to the selection made using the pad switching buttons. If the PALETTE button is lit, the selected
palette number is shown in the tab to indicate the palette number. Example: PALETTE 1
Shows the position of the selected clip in the pad, and the total number of clips.
This area is used for displaying each clip. The selected clip is highlighted.
Shows the clip position within the pad.
Shows a thumbnail of the clip. A temporary thumbnail is shown if an actual thumbnail has not been created. For audio clips, an
audio thumbnail (musical note icon) is shown.
Shows the name of the clip (maximum of 10 characters).
Shows the length of the clip.
Shows the time of the IN point for the clip.
Shows the name of the project. This is hidden if a project is not open.
This is the audio output level meter for the MAIN bus.
Shows the current time.
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Getting Ready
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