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Setting the menu options VOICE menu options DIVIDE: Divides a file. You can use the Divide function to get rid of unnecessary parts and keep only those you desire. To divide a file, you must first locate the desired position (time) by playing back the file up to that position. NO: Returns to menu setting mode. YES: Divides the file at the current stop position. Note: · Once a file is divided, it cannot be joined together again. · Short files or files in the M (music) folder cannot be divided. · A few seconds at the division point of each of the divided parts will overlap. · If a file that includes index marks is divided, all index marks will be deleted. REC MODE: Selects the recording mode (page 9). MIC ALC: Enables the microphone's Auto Level Control function (page 12). MIC SENS.: Selects the microphone's sensitivity (effective only for microphone recording when the MIC ALC function is turned on) (page 13). VAS: Enables VAS recording (effective only for microphone recording when the MIC ALC function is turned on) (page 15). STEREO WIDE: Selects Stereo wide (effective only for microphone recording). OFF: Stereo wide off ON: Stereo wide on Note: · This function does not work while "recording mode" is set to "LP". REC SELECT: Selects the external recording mode (page 6 for the "MIC" setting, and page 16 for the "LINE" setting). AUTO DIVIDE: Automatically divides a file (effective only for the line-in setting) (page 17). MUSIC menu options SOUND EQ: Selects the equalizer function (effective only for playback through headphones). OFF: Equalizer is off. POP: Emphasizes the high range. ROCK: Emphasizes high and low ends. JAZZ: Emphasizes the mid range. 32 POCKETRAK 2G Reference Manual

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Setting the menu options
32
POCKETRAK 2G
Reference Manual
VOICE menu options
DIVIDE: Divides a file.
You can use the Divide function to get rid of unnecessary parts and keep only those
you desire. To divide a file, you must first locate the desired position (time) by playing
back the file up to that position.
NO:
Returns to menu setting mode.
YES:
Divides the file at the current stop position.
Note:
·
Once a file is divided, it cannot be joined together again.
·
Short files or files in the M (music) folder cannot be divided.
·
A few seconds at the division point of each of the divided parts will overlap.
·
If a file that includes index marks is divided, all index marks will be deleted.
REC MODE: Selects the recording mode
(
page 9
).
MIC ALC: Enables the microphone’s Auto Level Control function
(
page 12
).
MIC SENS.: Selects the microphone’s sensitivity
(effective only for microphone
recording when the MIC ALC function is turned on) (
page 13
).
VAS: Enables VAS recording
(effective only for microphone recording when the MIC
ALC function is turned on) (
page 15
).
STEREO WIDE: Selects Stereo wide
(effective only for microphone recording).
OFF:
Stereo wide off
ON:
Stereo wide on
Note:
·
This function does not work while “recording mode” is set to “LP”.
REC SELECT: Selects the external recording mode
(
page 6
for the “MIC” setting,
and
page 16
for the “LINE” setting).
AUTO DIVIDE: Automatically divides a file
(effective only for the line-in setting)
(
page 17
).
MUSIC menu options
SOUND EQ: Selects the equalizer function
(effective only for playback through
headphones).
OFF:
Equalizer is off.
POP:
Emphasizes the high range.
ROCK:
Emphasizes high and low ends.
JAZZ:
Emphasizes the mid range.