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The CD Player
Using the CD
display
You can check the remaining time of the
current track or that of the CD.
Press DISPLAY repeatedly during play.
Each time you press the button, the display
changes as follows:
n Elapsed time of the current track.
The remaining time of the current track.
The remaining time of the current CD*.
* The remaining time of the programme is
displayed during Programme Play.
To check the total playing time
and number of tracks on the CD
The total playing time and number of the
tracks are displayed during normal or shuffle
play in stop mode.
The total playing
time
The total number
of the tracks
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LEVEL SYNC
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DBFB
CD
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DISPLAY
The difference between NORMAL
and RHYTHM
Original
NORMAL
The track pauses while the loop plays, then
resumes play from the same point when you
release the button.
RHYTHM
The track continues unheard while the loop
plays, then resumes play from where you
release the button.
: Unheard portion overlapped by the
loop.
Hey, Come on everybody! …
Looping part of a
CD track
— Loop
With the loop function (NORMAL,
RHYTHM), you can repeat part of a CD track
during play. This lets you manipulate
recordings. You can choose from five loop
lengths ranging from 0.25 (“NORMAL 1 ” or
“RHYTHM 1”) to 1 second (“NORMAL 5 ” or
“RHYTHM 5”).
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Hey, C… C… C… Come on everybody! …
Loop length
Press LOOP
Release LOOP
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Press LOOP
Hey, C… C… C… erybody! …
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Release LOOP