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Combining Songs, Use the DATA dial to select

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Combining Songs 67 Combining Songs The Song Combine function allows you to combine adjacent songs that were divided using the Song Divide function. Songs that were recorded separately cannot be combined (though you can select their numbers, the display will tell you Can't Combn when you press the [ENTER] button to confirm the operation). 1. Press the [EDIT] button and use the DATA dial to select the Song Combn function. 2. Press the [ENTER] button. The display shows Cmbn Y . 3. Use the DATA dial to select the first song you want to combine. 4. Use the CURSOR shuttle to make the second song entry flash. 5. Use the DATA dial to select the second song you want to combine. 6. Press the [ENTER] button. The display shows Cmbn EXE? 7. Press the [ENTER] button to combine. Press the [EXIT] button to cancel. The songs are combined into one. Writing TOC appears on the display as the TOC is updated. A marker is added at the point where the songs are combined and existing markers from both songs remain valid. If the total number of markers including the new marker at the join point exceeds 10, you will not be able to access markers above the original Marker number 10. These higher markers are still stored, however. So if you delete one or more of the first ten markers, they will reappear successively. Song 1 before combine [S] [1] [E] Song 2 before combine [S] [1] [2] [3] [E] Song 1 after combine [S] [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [E] Combine Point When songs are combined, subsequent songs are renumbered. For example, Song 1 and Song 2 are combined into Song 1. The previous Song 3 then becomes Song 2, and so on. MD8-Owner's Manual

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Combining Songs
67
MD8—Owner’s Manual
Combining Songs
The Song Combine function allows you to combine adjacent songs that were divided using
the Song Divide function. Songs that were recorded separately cannot be combined (though
you can select their numbers, the display will tell you
Can't Combn
when you press the
[ENTER] button to confirm the operation).
1.
Press the [EDIT] button and use the DATA dial to select the Song Combn
function.
2.
Press the [ENTER] button.
The display shows
Cmbn Y
.
3.
Use the DATA dial to select the
fi
rst song you want to combine.
4.
Use the CURSOR shuttle to make the second song entry
fl
ash.
5.
Use the DATA dial to select the second song you want to combine.
6.
Press the [ENTER] button.
The display shows
Cmbn EXE?
7.
Press the [ENTER] button to combine.
Press the [EXIT] button to cancel.
The songs are combined into one.
Writing TOC
appears on the display as the TOC is
updated.
A marker is added at the point where the songs are combined and existing markers from
both songs remain valid.
If the total number of markers including the new marker at the join point exceeds 10, you
will not be able to access markers above the original Marker number 10. These higher mark-
ers are still stored, however. So if you delete one or more of the first ten markers, they will
reappear successively.
When songs are combined, subsequent songs are renumbered. For example, Song 1 and
Song 2 are combined into Song 1. The previous Song 3 then becomes Song 2, and so on.
[S]
[1]
[3]
[4]
[5]
[E]
[2]
Song 1
after combine
Song 1
before combine
Combine Point
Song 2
before combine
[S]
[1]
[E]
[S]
[1]
[2]
[3]
[E]