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Creating a Multi-Track Project 7 Check the track (playback) 1 Press the PLAY button. • The multiple tracks you have recorded under a the project will be played back together. • You can change the pitch by pressing the p/q button while a track is selected. Pressing the p button will raise the pitch by a semitone (#1- 4 6), while the q button lowers it by a semitone ( 1-6). Set the cursor to the track you wish to playback and press the Fn (Key Shift) button; you will be able to adjust the key of the selected track. However, you cannot select a track for key adjustment while playback is in progress. a Current pitch Creating a Multi-Track Project • To listen to a specific track while muting the others, set the cursor to the track you wish to play back, and press the Fn (Solo) button. Be sure to assign the [Solo] function to the Fn button in advance (+ P.106). • To rewind the file, press and hold the 0 button when the recorder is in the stop or playback mode. • To fast-forward the file, press and hold the 8 9 button when the recorder is in the stop or playback mode. Adjust the track Continued on next page 1 Select a track to adjust with the +/− button. 2 Press the 9 button to choose the setting you wish to change. • The edit screen switches each time you press the 9 button. To return to the previous screen, press the 0 button. 4 Mute: Press 9 once. Mute can be set for each track. Change the mute setting with the +/− button. The mute function can be assigned to the Fn button. EN 61

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EN
4
Creating a Multi-Track Project
Creating a Multi-Track Project
Check the track (playback)
7
1
Press the
PLAY
button.
•
The multiple tracks you have recorded under
the project will be played back together.
•
You can change the pitch by pressing the
p
/
q
button while a track is selected. Pressing the
p
button will raise the pitch by a semitone (#1–
6), while the
q
button lowers it by a semitone
(
1–6). Set the cursor to the track you wish to
playback and press the Fn (Key Shift) button;
you will be able to adjust the key of the selected
track. However, you cannot select a track for key
adjustment while playback is in progress.
a
Current pitch
•
To listen to a specific track while muting the others,
set the cursor to the track you wish to play back, and
press the
Fn
(Solo) button. Be sure to assign the [
Solo
]
function to the
Fn
button in advance (
☞
P.106).
•
To rewind the file, press and hold the
0
button
when the recorder is in the stop or playback mode.
•
To fast-forward the file, press and hold the
9
button when the recorder is in the stop
or playback mode.
a
Adjust the track
1
Select a track to adjust with the
+
/
−
button.
2
Press the
9
button to choose the
setting you wish to change.
•
The edit screen switches each time you press
the
9
button. To return to the previous
screen, press the
0
button.
4
Mute:
Press
9
once.
Mute can be set for each track. Change the
mute setting with the
+
/
−
button.
The mute function can be assigned to the
Fn
button.
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