Using Marks Within A Project - Korg mr-2 Owner's Manual

You can edit the loaded preset settings in the REC SETTING screen. How‐
ever, when you turn off the power to the recorder, the edits will be lost. If
you want to save the edits to the preset recording settings, save the preset
as a user preset by changing the preset name.

Using marks within a project

If you've made an extended recording, such as of a live performance or a
practice session, you can move between songs or to a desired location by
moving while you listen to the sound or by fast‐forwarding or rewinding
according to the counter time.
However, the MR‐2 also lets you add marks to a project during recording
or playback, and use the back and forward buttons to rapidly move
between these marks during playback.
If a project is in WAV, DSDIFF, or WSD format, you can add or move a
mark to any position. However, you will only be able to add or move
a mark in a minimum of 11.6ms steps in a project in DSF format; and
in a minimum of 26.1ms steps in a project in MP2 or MP3 format. If
you move a mark to an odd time position, it will automatically move
to the closest position according to the corresponding requirements.
Adding a mark
To add a mark, simply press the record button during recording or playback.
You can add up to 100 marks, and edit them later.
Markers are automatically added at the beginning of the project, and
at locations at which you resume recording after you pause recording.
If a divided file was created when the data size exceeded 1 GB
during recording (see page 49), a mark will also be added auto‐
matically at the beginning of the divided location.
You can only add marks to a project that was recorded on the MR‐2.
Viewing the mark list
Here's how to view a list showing the marks in a project in the order of
their time location.
1. Press the MENU button to display the menu list, then use the con‐
troller buttons to select and confirm "LIBRARY."
The library select (LIBRARY) screen will appear.
2. Use the controller buttons to select and confirm the project whose
mark list you want to see (refer to "Selecting a project/file to play
back" on page 19).
The project/file edit screen will appear.
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