Moving Several Tracks At A Time - Kenwood MDX-G3 Instruction Manual

Moving several tracks at
a time
Use the following procedure to select up to
32 tracks you want to move in the desired
sequence and move them together. The track
numbers are adjusted automatically.
Image of moving several tracks
1 2 3 4
A B C
1 2 3 4
A C E
7 8
PRS TUV
0
RANDOM
QZ
REPEAT SPACE
SET
4
ENTER
TUNING
DOWN
ENTER 1
CD
7
STOP MD
7 STOP
AUTO/MANU
MD O.T.E. DISPLAY TIME DISPLAY
6
MD
SOUND TONE
Remote control unit only
1
Select the MD input and load a
prerecorded MD.
If the MD is already playing, press the
7STOP key to stop playback.
2
Press the TRACK EDIT key repeat-
edly until " 3 Q. MOVE?" is dis-
played, then press the SET key.
Q . M O V E
EX. BASS
3
Press the 4 or ¢ key repeat-
edly to select one of the track
numbers to be moved, then press
the SET key.
Select other track numbers in the de-
sired sequence by repeating this step
for each track.
48
EN
5 6
D E F
5 6
D B F
9
TRACK EDIT
WXY
TRACK
10
PGM
EDIT
CLEAR/
CHARAC. CLEAR/DELETE
DELETE
P.CALL
SET
¢
TUNING
UP
1
FM/AM
2 3
TAPE TAPE EQ.
TAPE O.T.E.
TIMER SLEEP
?
Number of selected tracks
0 0 2 T I T L E
EX. BASS
Track No. to be moved
If you commit a mistake, press the
CLEAR/DELETE key to clear the track
number and restart selection.
4
After selecting the desired tracks
in the desired sequence, press
the ENTER key.
5
Press the 4 or ¢ key repeat-
edly to select the move destina-
tion position where you want to
insert the moved tracks, then
press the SET key.
Display when 9 tracks are inserted
between tracks 33 and 34
0 3 3 / 9 / 03 4
EX. BASS
6
Press the ENTER key.
7
Press the 0 EJECT key on the
main unit to eject the MD.
"MD WRITING" is displayed.
To cancel the Q. MOVE operation in the mid-
dle :
Press the TRACK EDIT key any time before
the end of step 5.
Editing can be canceled provided that it is
attempted before "MD WRITING" is dis-
played. For the procedure, see "Canceling
editing" (page 53).
÷ Be careful not to turn power off or apply
shock or vibrations to the system while "MD
WRITING" is displayed.