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Dividing a Track into Two
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Combining Two Tracks into One
If you recorded two pieces of music that run into each other without a break through
the analogue inputs, the recorder wouldn't have automatically given them their own
track numbers. After the recording is complete, you might want to assign the two
tracks different track numbers. Use the divide function to do this. The recorder inserts
the new track number and moves all the subsequent tracks up one automatically.
You can split any track into two at anytime using the divide function, so you can, for
example, divide up a long track into several parts for easy searching, and so on.
MENU
AUX/CD-R
SOUND
STANDBY/ ON
MD
1
Start playing the track you want to divide.
2
Press the MD button at the point where
you want to divide it.
The recorder pauses playback. (You can also use the ^ button on the front
panel to do this.)
3
Press MENU and select DIVIDE.
Remember: switch between menu options using the $ and ›
buttons; select the option by pressing
4
Confirm that you want to divide the track.
Press
to divide the track, or
SET
shows
once the edit has been made.
COMPLETE
If there are two consecutive tracks on a disc that you'd rather were a single track, you
can 'glue' them together using the Combine function. All the tracks following the
newly combined tracks are automatically renumbered.
There are a few limitations when using this feature: it will not work if either track is
less than 12 seconds long; you cannot combine two tracks if one of them is recorded in
long-play mode while the other is in stereo; and you can't combine tracks if one was
recorded using the digital input and the other using the analog inputs.
If both the tracks are named, then the new single track takes the name of the first
track. If only one track is named then the new track takes that name.
SET
&
$
DISPLAY
SET
MD
TAPE
TIMER/
! —
REC
CHARACTER
CANCEL
4
.
SET
to cancel the edit. The display
CANCEL
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