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Section 1. Recording and playing back
Section 1
Occasionally when the recording you make
doesn’t turn out as you wish, or the settings you
make for an editing operation are incorrect, and
you want to reverse what you have done. At
these times, you can use the “Undo function.”
Undo will cancel the result of the operation and
revert the data to its previous state. If desired,
you can then use “Redo” to cancel the Undo.
For example, let’s suppose that you’re
performing punch-in recording, and have
recorded twice over the same region. You could
then execute Undo to cancel the second recording
and revert to the first recording.
After you’ve executed Undo, you could execute
Redo if you wanted to cancel the Undo and revert
to the state following your second recording.
* After executing Undo, you’ll only be able to execute
Redo.
* If, after executing Undo, you then record or execute a
track editing operation, you will no longer be able to
execute Redo.
* Undo applies only to the audio data recorded on the
tracks.
* If you execute Song Optimize (p. 59), the operating
history for all data will be cleared. This means that you
won’t be able to execute Undo immediately after
executing Song Optimize.
1.
Press [UTILITY].
2.
Press [TR3] (UND).
fig.Disp-UNDO.eps
3.
If you want to execute Undo, press [TR4]
(YES).
If you decide not to execute Undo, press
[EXIT].
When you execute Undo, the display will
indicate “Undo...” and the most recently
executed recording or editing operation will
be cancelled.
You can execute Redo if you decide to cancel the
Undo operation you just executed.
1.
Press [UTILITY].
2.
Press [TR3] (RDO).
fig.Disp-REDO.eps
3.
If you want to execute Redo, press [TR4]
(YES).
If you decide not to execute Redo, press
[EXIT].
When you execute Redo, the display will
indicate “Redo...” and the Undo operation
you just executed will be cancelled.
Canceling an operation
(Undo/Redo)
Reverting to the previous
state (Undo)
Canceling the Undo (Redo)
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