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6 More recording features

Automatically

numbering

tracks

If you're recording from CD, MD,

DCC or DAT, you can usually let

the recorder number the tracks

automatically as they change on

the source material. When

recording other digital or analog

sources, the recorder will start a

new track if it detects more than

2 seconds of silence. However if

you’re recording noisy source

material or a classical recording

with long quiet sections, the

recorder may not always

regognize the gap between

tracks. For this reason you can

adjust the level of sound that the

recorder regards as ‘silence’.

Each input (analog, coaxial and

optical) has its own threshold

level, which can be set

independently.

Note: The minimum analog

threshold level is -66dB.

1 When the recorder is

stopped, press MENU/

DELETE.

DIGITAL

REC LEVEL

ANALOG

REC LEVEL

MENU/

DELETE

TEXT

SYNCHRO

PROFESSIONAL

2,3

1

ENTER

CURSOR

MENU/

DELETE

TEXTMARK

SET

CLEAR

TITLE

/MODE

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1

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8

3

4

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GHI MNOJKL

PQRS TUV WXYZ

REC SYNCHRO

REPEAT RANDOM NAME CLIP

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NPUT

SELECTER

FADER

SKIP PLAY

COMPACT DISC RECORDER

REMOTE CONTROL UNIT

SKIP ID

PROGRAM CHECK CLEAR

AUTO /

MANUAL

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56

78

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DISPLAY

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2 Turn the jog dial until A.LVL

appears in the display, then

press to ENTER.

The display shows the current

‘silence’ threshold for automatic

track numbering. The default is -

54dB.

3 Turn the jog dial (

44

44

4 and

¢¢

¢¢

¢ on the remote) to

change the threshold level.

Turning the dial cycles through

the following levels:

-78dB to -66dB – Use these

levels if you find the recorder is

putting in new track numbers

during very quiet sections of

classical music, for example.

-60dB to -48dB – A ‘mid’ level

suitable for most recordings.

-42dB to -24dB – If you find that

the recorder is not putting in new

track numbers because the

original source is too noisy.

4 Press the jog dial (ENTER)

to confirm the new level.

If the AUTO TRK indicator is not lit,

press AUTO/MANUAL to switch it

on. To check that tracks will

start at the correct points on the

recording, see

Monitoring a

source

on page 36.

Manually

numbering

tracks

Although automatic track

numbering is the default mode of

the recorder, you can number

tracks manually as recording is

taking place. In some cases—

such as recording from digital

mixer, or from an analog

source—auto track numbering

may not work reliably (in these

cases, a new track is started

after the recorder detects two

seconds of silence), and it's

better to use manual track

numbering.

Remember: It is not possible to

edit track numbers after

recording.

1 Make sure automatic track

numbering is switched OFF.

If the AUTO TRK indicator is lit,

press AUTO/MANUAL to switch it

off.

2 Start recording.

You can use manual numbering in

any record mode, but it is best

suited to manual digital-input or

analog-input recording (see page

18 for more on these recording

modes).

3 Press RECORD

¶¶

¶¶

¶ at any

point you want a new track

to start.

CD tracks must be at least four

seconds long—the recorder won’t

let you start a new track less

than four seconds into the

current track.

DIGITAL

REC LEVEL

ANALOG

REC LEVEL

MENU/

DELETE

TEXT

SYNCHRO

PROFESSIONAL

3

MONITOR

INPUT

SELECTOR

AUTO

MANUAL

TITLE/MODE

TRACK NO.

WRITE

DISPLAY

FINALIZEERASE

SCROLL

CD TEXT

1

MENU/

DELETE

TEXTMARK

TITLE

/MODE

ABC DEF

GHI MNOJKL

PQRS TUV WXYZ

REC SYNCHRO

AUTO /

MANUAL

123

4

56

78

9

SCROLL

DISPLAY

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