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Edit-Recording from Compact Discs
You can edit up to 20 tracks.
Using the edit-recording safeguards against a break in the continu¬
ity of the sound when the recording changes from one side of the
tape to the other.
Before recording, the cassette deck will automatically rewind the
tape to the beginning and make a non-recorded passage of about
10 seconds, then stop.
So you don't have to set the cassette tape to the starting position
before recording.
In any of the following edit-recording functions, you can record with
desired tone and effect.
See pages 54-59.
When playing back such recordings, press ON/FLAT on the sound
processor to set to FLAT.
Sequential CD recording (ALBUM)
The tape length indicated on the cassette tape is slightly shorter
than the actual tape length. In this sequential editing mode, the
cassette deck will fast-forward and rewind the tape in order to make
a rough estimate of the tape length. After making an estimate, the
cassette deck starts recording to calculate the actual tape length.
If the system determines it is possible to record one more track on
side A, the cassette deck rewinds the tape side A to the end of the
last track recorded and the first track assigned on the tape side B
will be recorded on the tape side A.
A tape such as follows will be made:
First-arranged
(Side A)
|
|
Ht track
LI_2nd
1
f
3rd
1
4th-
V-
a,
II
5th
II
6th
I
|
7th
i r
8th
^
1
Re-arranged
*
(Side A)
1
1
iit
1 1
2nd
1 1
|
4th
1 1
5th
ll
(Side
B)
| p eth
1
7th
~~1 1
ath
"1
1
o
Switch on the power.
1 Load a cassette in deck 2.
Check that the tape's erasure prevention tabs (see page 75)
are intact, and then insert the cassette into deck 2.
When making a Dolby NR recording, press DOLBY NR to
select "B" or "C".
2
Press REVERSE MODE to select the "CTD"
reverse mode for automatic two-sided re¬
cording.
3
Press OPEN/CLOSE to load a disc.
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