Sony CDP-X555ES Operating Instructions - Page 22

Editing, Tapes

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Tips on Editing Tapes Fading Out at the Desired Time -Time Fade You can have the play fade out at the end by designating the play duration. Once time fade is set, it functions twice for editing both sides of the tape. You can change discs without cancelling this function. The fade time is pressed to 5 seconds, but you can change it between 2-10 seconds (see page 11). This function cannot be conducted on multi-disc program. To set time fade C1L: 1I 1 PressEDIT/TIME FADE three times during stop. is displayed in the window. 2 Set the desired play duration, using numeric buttons. eg. To set to 27 minutes, press a J. You need not press buttons for seconds, unless required. You can designate the tape length easily with theNI button. Each time you pressPOIthe display changes to give you the following duration. HALF DISC - C-46(23.00 min.) - C-54 (27.00 min.) 1 C-60 (30.00 min.) I - - - - - C-90 (45.00 min.) - C-74 (37.00 min.) With HALF DISC, the playing time is set to half of the total playing time. 3 To start play, press After the designated time. play fades out and pauses. Tape sideB lights up. PressII or►to resume playing for other side of the tape. When the play fades out for the second time, the unit pauses and the time fade function is cancelled. If you want to start the play *Dena in 1 Press... The unit enters the pause mode. 2 Pass EDIT/TIME FADE once. •an is displayed. 3 the desired play duration, following step 2 above. 4 To start play. press FADER on the remote commander. Play will start fading in and end at the set time fading out. When playback ends in the duration of time fade Time fade function will be kept on. Replace the disc and start playback. when the total playing time is within some seconds before the designated time. the player fades out To cancel time fade Time fade will be cancelled when - EDIT/TIME FADE is pressed once again. - 44 N is pressed during play. To display the time moaning until the time set Press TIME/MEMO (or TIME on the remote commander) twice. It the PEAK SEARCHis poutedafter setting time fad*, time fade is released but peak search is kept active. Inserting a Blank Space Between Selections - Auto Space 11 You can inserts 3-second blank space between each selection. The blank space enables you to locate selections when using a tape deck with the automatic selection search function. Before stalling play, press A.SPACE/A.CUE once so that "AUTO SPACE" appears in the window. A black space of approximately 3 seconds will be inserted between each selection. To cancel the auto space function Press A.SPACE/A.CUE twice. "AUTO OFF" appears in the window. Note on auto space function Discs recorded with symphony orchestra performances tend to blend or run into the next selection without pausing. even though they are two different selections on the disc. In this case. the auto space function will create an unnatural pause m the music where the selection changes on the disc. Locating the Loudest Portion of the Disc -Peak Search ti The unit will scan a disc from beginning to end and determine the loudest portion (peak level) of the disc. and then play that portion repeatedly. This function will make it easier for you to adjust to the optimum level when recording on tape. You can use this function in the continue. delete shuffle and program play modes. To set peak search Press P.(peak) SEARCH in the stop mode. "PEAK- flashes in the window. The entire tracks in a disc or program will be searched automatically. The loudest portion wiN be playing repeatedly for 4 seconds. To start play immediately Press To stop peak search Press M. PressII to pause at the first selection. Note on peak search function The unit determines the loudest portion (peak level) of a disc by searching it at fixed intervals. As a result. the portion searched may differ from the actual peak level. In addition. this function may determine different portions es the peak level for the same disc. However. the difference between the portion searched and the actual peak level is insignificant and will not present any problem in adjusting the recording level. 22

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Tips
on
Editing
Tapes
Fading
Out
at
the
Desired
Time
—Time
Fade
You
can
have
the
play
fade
out
at
the
end
by
designating
the
play
duration.
Once
time
fade
is
set,
it
functions
twice
for
editing
both
sides
of
the
tape.
You
can
change
discs
without
cancelling
this
function.
The
fade
time
is
pressed
to
5
seconds,
but
you
can
change
it
between
2-10
seconds
(see
page
11).
This
function
cannot
be
conducted
on
multi
-disc
program.
To
set
time
fade
1
Press
EDIT/TIME
FADE
three
times
during
stop.
1:
C
L
1I
is
displayed
in
the
window.
2
Set
the
desired
play
duration,
using
numeric
buttons.
eg.
To
set
to
27
minutes,
press
a
J.
You
need
not
press
buttons
for
seconds,
unless
required.
You
can
designate
the
tape
length
easily
with
the
NI
button.
Each
time
you
press
POI
the
display
changes
to
give
you
the
following
duration.
HALF
DISC
-
C-46
(23.00
min.)
-
C-54
(27.00
min.)
1
C-60
(30.00
min.)
I
— — —
-
C-90
(45.00
min.)
-
C-74
(37.00
min.)
With
HALF
DISC,
the
playing
time
is
set
to
half
of
the
total
playing
time.
3
To
start
play,
press
After
the
designated
time.
play
fades
out
and
pauses.
Tape
side
B
lights
up.
Press
II
or
to
resume
playing
for
other
side
of
the
tape.
When
the
play
fades
out
for
the
second
time,
the
unit
pauses
and
the
time
fade
function
is
cancelled.
If
you
want
to
start
the
play
*Dena
in
1
Press...
The
unit
enters
the
pause
mode.
2
Pass
EDIT/TIME
FADE
once.
•an
is
displayed.
3
the
desired
play
duration,
following
step
2
above.
4
To
start
play.
press
FADER
on
the
remote
commander.
Play
will
start
fading
in
and
end
at
the
set
time
fading
out.
When
playback
ends
in
the
duration
of
time
fade
Time
fade
function
will
be
kept
on.
Replace
the
disc
and
start
playback.
when
the
total
playing
time
is
within
some
seconds
before
the
designated
time.
the
player
fades
out
To
cancel
time
fade
Time
fade
will
be
cancelled
when
EDIT/TIME
FADE
is
pressed
once
again.
44
N
is
pressed
during
play.
To
display
the
time
moaning
until
the
time
set
Press
TIME/MEMO
(or
TIME
on
the
remote
commander)
twice.
It
the
PEAK
SEARCH
is
pouted
after
setting
time
fad*,
time fade
is
released
but
peak
search
is
kept
active.
Inserting
a
Blank
Space
Between
Selections
Auto
Space
11
You
can
inserts
3
-second
blank
space
between
each
selection.
The
blank
space
enables
you
to
locate
selections
when
using
a
tape
deck
with
the
automatic
selection
search
function.
Before
stalling
play,
press
A.SPACE/A.CUE
once
so
that
"AUTO
SPACE"
appears
in
the
window.
A
black
space
of
approximately
3
seconds
will
be
inserted
between
each
selection.
To
cancel
the
auto
space
function
Press
A.SPACE/A.CUE
twice.
"AUTO
OFF"
appears
in
the
window.
Note
on
auto
space
function
Discs
recorded
with
symphony
orchestra
performances
tend
to
blend
or
run
into
the
next
selection
without
pausing.
even
though
they
are
two
different
selections
on
the
disc.
In
this
case.
the
auto
space
function
will
create
an
unnatural
pause
m
the
music
where
the
selection
changes
on
the
disc.
Locating
the
Loudest
Portion
of
the
Disc
—Peak
Search
ti
The
unit
will
scan
a
di
sc
from
beginning
to
end
and
determine
the
loudest
portion
(peak
level)
of
the
disc.
and
then
play
that
portion
repeatedly.
This
function
will
make
it
easier
for
you
to
adjust
to
the
optimum
level
when
recording
on
tape.
You
can
use
this
function
in
the
continue.
delete
shuffle
and
program
play
modes.
To
set
peak
search
Press
P.(peak)
SEARCH
in
the
stop
mode.
"PEAK
-
flashes
in
the
window.
The
entire
tracks
in
a
disc
or
program
will
be
searched
automatically.
The
loudest
portion
wiN
be
playing
repeatedly
for
4
seconds.
To
start
play
immediately
Press
To
stop
peak
search
Press
M.
Press
II
to
pause
at
the
first
selection.
Note
on
peak
search
function
The
unit
determines
the
loudest
portion
(peak
level)
of
a
disc
by
searching
it
at
fixed
intervals.
As
a
result.
the
portion
searched
may
differ
from
the
actual
peak
level.
In
addition.
this
function
may
determine
different
portions
es
the
peak
level
for
the
same
disc.
However.
the
difference
between
the
portion
searched
and
the
actual
peak
level
is
insignificant
and
will
not
present
any
problem
in
adjusting
the
recording
level.
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