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DOLBY NR key
MODE key
m@ CROSS-fade recording
This function allows to fade in/out the beginning and
end of each track to create a music tape without
interruption between tunes.
P-MODE key
1 Set up Deck B ready for recording.
5 Select the CROSS-fade recording mode.
Tape to be recorded
@ Set the tape
transport direction.
re
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® Select the tape side(s) to
be recorded.
The mode changes every time the key is pressed.
DIRECTION
DOLBY
NR
=D
: Two-side recording
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Press the NOR. key of CCRS.
CCRS
a
@ Select the Dolby NR mode.
BI
DIRECTION
DOLBY
NA
(
OFF
@ NOR. of the display component lights up.
Recording occurs as shown below.
2 Select the CD input.
;
;
Recording interrupted
3 Insert the disc in the CD player.
in the middie of C
4 Select the CD playback mode.
Stop in the middle of E
Recording of C from the beginning
TRACK
|: For recording in order of track Nos.
@ Tape end does not fade out.
: For recording in order of programming.
Notes:
1.When the CCRS key is pressed during CD play, the playback is interrupted and CCRS setting operation starts.
2.The CCRS recording makes it unnecessary to adjust the recording level manually.
For the music whose level difference between high
and low is large, such as a classical music, the recording level is sometimes set to low.
3. The CCRS searches the peak level on a CD in a limited period of about 60 seconds. Therefore, it could happen that the optimum level
cannot be adjusted, through it is a very rare case.
4. If the length of a track on the CD is extremely long such as with a classical music, the CCRS cannot be used because the music cannot
be fit in one side of tape. In such a case, the CD should be recorded referring to "Synchro recording of CD playback'.
5. lf the beginning or end of a track is originally faded-in/faded-out, the blank between the tracks may be longer when CROSS-fade
recorded.
6. The cross-faded parts of some tunes may not be clear. In such a case, record with another edit recording.
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