Sony MZ-NH900 Operating Instructions - Page 71

Dividing a track directly, Adjusting the dividing point, before dividing a track, Divide Rehearsal

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Dividing a track directly While playing or pausing, press T MARK on the recorder at the point you want to mark. "MARK ON" appears in the display, and a track mark is added. The track number will increase by one. Adjusting the dividing point before dividing a track (Divide Rehearsal) 1 While playing, press T MARK for 2 seconds or more. Four seconds of the track from the point T MARK is pressed is played back repeatedly. The point T MARK is pressed. Four seconds of the track plays back repeatedly. 2 Press the 5-way control key towards . or > to adjust the point to divide. Pressing the control key moves the dividing point forward or backwards. The dividing point can be moved up to a maximum of 8 seconds forward or backwards from the point T MARK was pressed in step 1. The point T MARK is pressed in step 1. The dividing point shifts a maximum of 8 seconds forward or backwards. The moved four-second interval plays back repeatedly. 3 Press NENT to enter the dividing point. z You can use the Speed Control function during the Divide Rehearsal function. This allows you to reduce the playback speed (page 56) to carry out the division more accurately. To add track marks while recording (except while synchro-recording) Press T MARK on the recorder at the point you want to add a track mark. You can use Time Mark to add track marks automatically at specified intervals (except while digital recording) (page 39). 71

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While playing or pausing, press T MARK
on the recorder at the point you want to
mark.
“MARK ON” appears in the display, and
a track mark is added. The track number
will increase by one.
1
While playing, press T MARK for 2
seconds or more.
Four seconds of the track from the
point T MARK is pressed is played
back repeatedly.
2
Press the 5-way control key towards
.
or
>
to adjust the point to
divide.
Pressing the control key moves the
dividing point forward or backwards.
The dividing point can be moved up
to a maximum of 8 seconds forward
or backwards from the point
T MARK was pressed in step 1.
3
Press
N
ENT to enter the dividing
point.
z
You can use the Speed Control function during
the Divide Rehearsal function. This allows you
to reduce the playback speed (page 56) to carry
out the division more accurately.
To add track marks while
recording (except while
synchro-recording)
Press T MARK on the recorder at the
point you want to add a track mark.
You can use Time Mark to add track
marks automatically at specified intervals
(except while digital recording) (page 39).
Dividing a track directly
Adjusting the dividing point
before dividing a track
(Divide Rehearsal)
The point T MARK is pressed.
Four seconds of the track plays back
repeatedly.
The point
T MARK is
pressed in
step 1.
The moved four-second interval plays back
repeatedly.
The dividing point shifts a
maximum of 8 seconds
forward or backwards.