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Chapter 12 Song Editing
[F4 (Arng)]:
Moves the cursor back to "Arrange."
[F5 (Exec)]:
Executes Song Arrange.
[F6 (EXIT)]:
Exits the Song Arrange screen.
* If the time for the new playlist to begin is set at a point earlier
than the previous song end, the original playlist is
overwritten. If the time for the new playlist to begin is set after
the last mark point of the original song, a mark point is set at
the beginning of the new playlist.
9. Press [F5 (Exec)]. "Song Arrange Sure ?" appears in the
display.
10. Press [ENTER/YES]. Or, if you wish to cancel the
procedure, press [EXIT/NO].
11. When Song Arrange is completed, the screen returns to
the Playlist display.
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Song Split
Song Split allows you to make a copy of a song, and to
specify which tracks (and V-Tracks) are to be included in the
copy. The new song created as a result of Song Split will
include all markers, locators, Automix data, tempo maps,
sync tracks, and system settings from the original song. The
newly created song will have the same song name as the
original song, except with the last character replaced by the
letter A.
Song Split cannot be carried out if there is not enough hard
drive space. Song Split cannot be undone using the Undo
procedure. However, it is possible to delete the newly
created song.
1. Hold [SHIFT] and press [F1 (Song)].
The Song menu icon appears.
2. Press [F1 (Split)].
If "Split" does not appear in the display above [F1], press
[PAGE] until you see "Split," and then press [F1 (Split)].
3. Use [[
], [
], [
TIME/VALUE dial to move the cursor to the track you
want to include in the new song. Press [F3 (MARK)] or
press [ENTER/YES]. The track with the mark next to it
will copied.
fig.11-35
], and [
], or turn the
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