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Erasing a track mark
When you record with analog (line) input,
unnecessary track marks may be recorded
where recording level is low. You can
erase a track mark to combine the tracks
before and after the track mark. The track
numbers will change as follows.
1 While playing the track with the track
mark you want to erase, press X to
pause.
2 Find the track mark by pressing .
slightly.
For example, to erase the third track
mark, find the beginning of the third
track. “00:00” appears in the display.
“MARK” appears in the display for 2
seconds.
3 Press T MARK to erase the mark
while “MARK” appears in the
display.
“MARK OFF” appears in the display.
The track mark is erased and the two
tracks are combined.
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When you erase a track mark, the date, time,
and name assigned to the mark are also erased.
Notes
• When you erase a track mark between the two
tracks that are registered into different groups,
the second track is re-registered into the group
containing the first track. In addition, if you
combine a track that is registered to a group
with a track that is not registered to a group,
the second track takes the same registration
setting as the first track. However, when the
group function is on, you can only combine
tracks within the selected group.
• You cannot erase track marks according to the
system limitations. For details, see “System
limitations” (page 83).
Erasing tracks or
groups
To erase a track
Note that once a recording has
been erased, you cannot retrieve it.
Make sure of the track you are
erasing.
1 While playing the track you want to
erase, press the jog dial, turn the dial
until “EDIT” flashes in the display,
and then press the dial again.
The recorder plays the selected track
repeatedly.
1 3 42
1 32
Erase a track mark
Track numbers decrease
T MARK
X/.
Jog dial
x
CANCEL