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Recording on MDs
6 While monitoring the sound, turn AMS to adjust
the recording level so that the OVER indication
(red) of the peak level meters does not turn on,
then press AMS.
CD +2.5dB
[Setup 08]
Recording level can be adjusted within a range of
– ∞ to +12 dB.
7 Press MENU/NO.
8 Stop playing the sound source.
9 To start recording, do the procedure starting from
Step 11 in “Recording on an MD Manually” on
page 19.
z You can also change the recording level by using the
remote Z
During recording pause, press LEVEL +/– repeatedly.
Input Level
CD +2.5dB
Note that the level cannot go above +12 dB.
Note
You cannot adjust the recording level while playing an
MD.
OVER indication
Marking Track Numbers While
Recording
You can mark track numbers either manually or
automatically. By marking track numbers at specific
points, you can quickly locate the points later using the
AMS Function or Editing Functions.
MENU/NO AMS REC r
1/u
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pP
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Marking track numbers manually
You can mark track numbers at any time while
recording on an MD.
Press REC r at the place you want to add a track mark
while recording.
Marking track numbers automatically
(Track Marking Function)
The deck adds track marks differently in the following
cases:
• When recording from CDs or MDs with “OPT”
selected by the INPUT button (when recording from
a CD or MD connected through the DIGITAL
OPTICAL IN connector):
The deck marks track numbers automatically
according to the information contained in the source
being recorded.
However, the deck may not automatically mark track
numbers when recording from some CD players and
multi disc players.
• When you make an CD Synchro-Recording (see
pages 8 and 9) or High-Speed CD Synchro-Recording
(see page 23), the deck marks track numbers
automatically under the control of the CD player
section.
• In all other cases:
If “T.Mark LSyn” is selected in Setup Menu, the deck
marks a new track number whenever the signal
drops to the specified level or below for about
1.5 seconds or longer, then rises to a specified level.
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