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Section 2. Editing
Section 2
When you perform overdubbing or punch-in/
out, the previous data will remain on the memory
card without being erased. In some cases, this
unneeded data may occupy significant space on
the memory card, unnecessarily using up the
card’s capacity. This will reduce the available
recording time.
By executing the “Song Optimize” operation you
can erase unneeded data from the memory card
and increase the amount of space that’s available.
1.
Press [UTILITY] then press [TR1] (SNG).
2.
Press CURSOR [ ].
fig.Disp-util-song2.eps
3.
Press [TR4] (OPT).
The display will ask “Optimize Song?”
fig.Disp-SONG-OPTIMIZE.eps
4.
Press [TR4] (YES).
The Song Optimize operation will be
executed. When optimization is completed,
the display will indicate “Complete!,” and
you’re returns to the Play screen. If you
decide not to execute this operation, press
[EXIT] (or [UTILITY]).
* The Song Optimize operation erases the unneeded and
unplayable audio data from all V-tracks.
* In some cases, it may take an appreciable amount of time
for optimization to be completed. This is not a
malfunction. Don’t turn off the power before
optimization has ended.
* If you’ve executed the optimize operation, you won’t be
able to return to the state prior to optimization by
executing Undo.
When you create a new song, it will
automatically be given a name such as
“SONG0001.” When you’ve finished your song,
we recommend that you give it a descriptive
name so that you’ll be able to manage your songs
more easily.
1.
Press [UTILITY] then press [TR1] (SNG).
2.
Press CURSOR [ ].
fig.Disp-util-song1.eps
3.
Press [TR4] (NAM).
The song name is displayed.
fig.Disp-NAME.eps
4.
Use CURSOR [ ] [ ] to move the
cursor to the character you want to
change.
5.
Use VALUE [-] [+] to select the desired
character.
You can use the following functions when
editing text.
6.
Press [UTILITY] (or press [EXIT] several
times) to return to the Play screen.
Saving space on the memory
card (Song Optimize)