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-Editing Tracks, Overview of track editing, Edit points, Basic editing procedures

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10-Editing Tracks Editing on a conventional tape recorder in the past required advanced techniques, but with this unit editing tracks is easy and accurate. Moreover, with a tape recorder, an editing error could not be undone, but this unit uses nondestructive editing, allowing you to edit without altering the original data. This means that the undo function can be used to correct an edit easily (see "Undoing the last operation (single undo)" on page 66). Overview of track editing This unit has the following track editing functions. •• CLONE TRACK (duplicate a track) •• CLEAN OUT (erase a track) •• SILENCE (erase part of a track) •• CUT (remove part of a track) •• OPEN (insert a silent section) are the same IN and OUT points used for repeat playback. See "Setting IN and OUT points" (on page 73) for instructions about how to do this. •• The IN point marks the beginning of the section that is subject to the track editing function. •• The OUT point marks the end of the section that is subject to the track editing function. Basic editing procedures 1 When the transport is stopped and the Home Screen is open, press the MENU key to open the MENU screen. 2 Turn the DATA wheel to select TRACK EDIT, and press the F4 (¥) key to open the TRACK EDIT menu. Edit points Among track editing functions, SILENT, CUT and OPEN use the IN and OUT points for editing. These 86 TASCAM DP-004 3 Turn the DATA wheel to select the desired track editing function, and press the F4 (¥) key to open that editing function's screen.

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TASCAM
DP-004
10–Editing Tracks
Editing on a conventional tape recorder in the past
required advanced techniques, but with this unit
editing tracks is easy and accurate. Moreover, with a
tape recorder, an editing error could not be undone,
but this unit uses nondestructive editing, allowing
you to edit without altering the original data. This
means that the undo function can be used to correct
an edit easily (see “Undoing the last operation
(single undo)” on page 66).
Overview of track editing
This unit has the following track editing functions.
CLONE TRACK (duplicate a track)
•
CLEAN OUT (erase a track)
•
SILENCE (erase part of a track)
•
CUT (remove part of a track)
•
OPEN (insert a silent section)
•
Edit points
Among track editing functions, SILENT, CUT and
OPEN use the IN and OUT points for editing. These
are the same IN and OUT points used for repeat
playback. See “Setting IN and OUT points” (on
page 73) for instructions about how to do this.
The IN point marks the beginning of the section
•
that is subject to the track editing function.
The OUT point marks the end of the section that is
•
subject to the track editing function.
Basic editing procedures
1 When the transport is stopped and the Home
Screen is open, press the
MENU
key to open the
MENU
screen.
2 Turn the
DATA
wheel to select
TRACK EDIT
, and press
the
F4
(
¥
) key to open the
TRACK EDIT
menu.
3 Turn the
DATA
wheel to select the desired track
editing function, and press the
F4
(
¥
) key to open
that editing function’s screen.