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Chapter9—Track and virtual track operations
— Operation Guide 161
9. To execute the editing command, move the cursor to the EXECUTE but-
ton, and press the [ENTER] key.
The editing command you selected in step 4 will be executed.
Tip!
• If you wish to halt the editing operation, move the cursor to a button in the top
level, and press the [ENTER] key.
• As exceptions, the TRACK menu NAME command and the REGION menu
NAME command do not require you to use the EXECUTE button.
• Even after executing an editing command, you can use the [UNDO] button to
cancel the results of the operation. (The TRACK menu NAME command and
the REGION menu NAME command are exceptions to this.)
Editing command list
This section provides brief explanations for the editing commands of the TRACK/
PART/REGION menus for tracks and virtual tracks. Details and parameters for
each command are given in the Reference Guide.
TRACK menu
These commands edit entire tracks or entire virtual tracks.
❍ NAME (Track Name)
Assign a name to an already-recorded virtual track.
❍ ERASE
Erase the audio data of the selected track.
❍ COPY
Copy the audio data of the selected track to another track. The Fr.Track (From
Track) parameter specifies the copy source track, and the To Track parameter
specifies the copy destination track.
❍ EXCHG (Exchange)
Exchange the audio data of two selected tracks. The Fr.Track (From Track) and To
Track parameters specify the tracks to be exchanged.
❍ SLIP
Move all audio data of the selected track forward or backward. The SLIP parame-
ter specifies the distance of the movement (maximum ±5 hours).
❍ T-COMP (Time Compression/Expansion)
Compress or expand the length of the audio data in the selected track. (As the
length changes, the pitch will change correspondingly.) The RATIO parameter
specifies the amount of compression or expansion (50%–200%).
❍ PITCH (Pitch Change)
Change only the pitch without affecting the length of the audio data. The PITCH
parameter specifies the change in semitones (maximum ±12 semitones) and the
FINE parameter specifies the change in one-cent steps (maximum ±50 cents).