Copy & Paste Between Programs; Checking The Clipboard Data; Model D2424Lv Reference Manual (Safety Instruction/Contents) - Fostex D2424LV Reference Manual

• Copy & Paste between programs
Copy & Paste between programs can be performed
using the procedures below in the same manner as
in the previous "Copy & Paste in the same program."
<Notes>
• Only copy/paste can be executed between
different programs. Move/paste cannot be
executed between different programs.
• Do not copy/paste between programs with
different FS such as copy/paste FS=48kHz
program data to an FS=44.1kHz program.
Sound data cannot be guaranteed if copy/paste
had been executed between programs with
different FS.
Store the copy (or move) start point (CLIPBOARD
1.
IN point), end point (CLIPBOARD OUT point), and
the paste start point (AUTO PUNCH IN point).
Check the stored edit points using the Preview
2.
function and make adjustments if necessary.
Specify the track to be copied and copy it in the
3.
clipboard (Copy Clip).
Switch to program for pasting using the program
4.
select function.
Register the copy starting point (AUTO PUNCH
5.
IN point) in the switched program.
Check the registered editing point with the
6.
"Preview function" and if necessary, correct the
editing point.
In the same way as before, enter the editing mode
7.
by pressing the [EDIT] key. "Copy Paste?" will be
displayed after pressing the [EDIT] key.
Next, specify the track and amount to be pasted
8.
and execute paste.
Model D2424LV Reference Manual (Editing Tracks)

• Checking the clipboard data

Data copied to the clipboard can be confirmed even
after switching the program by the above procedure.
For example, when a specific data in Program 1 is
copied to the clipboard and then switched to
Program 2 in which it is to be pasted, as mentioned
before, if the [PLAY] button is pressed while pressing
on the [STOP] button, you can listen to data copied
in Program 1 (clipboard play).
During clipboard play, "P01" will appear in the
display to indicate that copy data in Program 1 is
being played back.
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