Copying Track Names To Other Tracks - Pioneer PDR-609 Operating Instructions Manual

6 More recording features
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REC SYNCHRO
TIME ABC
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DISPLAY
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SCROLL
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MENU/
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DELETE
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CURSOR
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ENTER
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REPEAT RANDOM NAME CLIP
FADER PROGRAM CHECK
SKIP ID
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Copying track names
to other tracks
If you need to name several tracks with
similar names—several parts of one suite,
for example—you can name the first one
using the procedure detailed above, then
simply copy that name to the other tracks
and edit them as required. This can save
you a lot of time over naming each track
individually. The recorder stores the last
three names you've copied using the name
clip function in its memory (up to 40
characters each). When you copy another
track name, the oldest one is deleted from
memory.
1 Go to the track with the name
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you want to copy.
DIGITAL ANALOG
REC LEVEL REC LEVEL
Use one of the usual methods—track skip,
direct selection, etc.
PUSH ENTER
MENU/
DELETE
SYNCHRO
2 Press NAME CLIP to copy the
Legato Link Conversion
currently displayed into
memory.
The display should confirm that the track
name has been copied.
• You cannot copy the names of
commercially recorded discs.
3 Go to the track that you want
to copy the name to.
AUTO/
MANUAL
DEF
2 3
4 Press NAME to start editing the
MNO
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current track name.
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NAME
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5 Move the cursor to the postion
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you want to insert the copied
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name.
8 Use the 1 and ¡ buttons to move
CLEAR
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the cursor around the character display.
SELECTER
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6 Press NAME CLIP again.
The most recently clipped name appears.
7 Use the jog dial to select one of
the previous three names
stored, then press the jog dial
(ENTER).
On the remote, use the 4 and ¢
buttons to select a name, then press
.
ENTER
The display flashes Name Insert briefly
and the selected name is inserted at the
point you chose.
• Edit the name further if necessary.
8 Press NAME to leave the track
name mode.