Sony MZ-B10 Operating Instructions (primary manual) - Page 32

Using the group function, Using the group function when recording, Recording tracks to a new group

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Using the group function Using the group function The group function is provided to allow playback of discs with group settings. The group function is convenient for playback of MDs on which several albums or CD singles have been recorded in MDLP (LP2/LP4) mode. What is the disc with group settings? The recorder can operate various functions in units of group; that is tracks that have been recorded on a disc as part of separate group, as shown below. Before group assignments are made (normal play) Disc 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 12131415 Track 1 to 5 are assigned to group 1. Track 8 to12 are assigned to group 2. m Track 13 to15 are assigned to group 3. Track 6 to 7 are assigned to no group. After group assignments have been made (group play) Disc Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 12345 6 7 12345 123 Tracks that were not assigned to a group are treated as being part of "Group - -". You can create a maximum of 99 groups on a disc. Note It will not be possible to make a group setting if the tracks, groups and disc name on a disc exceed the maximum number that can be input. Using the group function when recording . • REVIEW • AMS, > • CUE REC • AMS GROUP Recording tracks to a new group During recording, you can add a new group at the end of the currently recorded tracks on a disc. 1 While pressing GROUP, press REC. 2 Play the source sound. A new group will be added after the current contents on a disc. To stop recording Press x • STOP. The material that was recorded up until x • STOP was pressed is entered as a new group. 32

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Using the group function
Using the group
function
The group function is provided to allow
playback of discs with group settings. The
group function is convenient for playback
of MDs on which several albums or CD
singles have been recorded in MDLP
(LP2/LP4) mode.
What is the disc with group
settings?
The recorder can operate various
functions in units of group; that is tracks
that have been recorded on a disc as part
of separate group, as shown below.
You can create a maximum of 99 groups
on a disc.
Note
It will not be possible to make a group setting if
the tracks, groups and disc name on a disc
exceed the maximum number that can be input.
Using the group
function when
recording
Recording tracks to a new
group
During recording, you can add a new
group at the end of the currently recorded
tracks on a disc.
1
While pressing GROUP, press REC.
2
Play the source sound.
A new group will be added after the
current contents on a disc.
To stop recording
Press
x
• STOP.
The material that was recorded up until
x
• STOP was pressed is entered as a new
group.
12
45678
1213 1415
3
12345
6
7
1234
5
12
3
Before group assignments are made
(normal play)
Disc
After group assignments have been made
(group play)
Group 1
Group 3
Group 2
Track 1 to 5 are assigned to group 1.
Track 8 to12 are assigned to group 2.
Track 13 to15 are assigned to group 3.
Track 6 to 7 are assigned to no group.
Tracks that were not assigned to a group
are treated as being part of “Group - -”.
Disc
m
.
• REVIEW •
AMS,
>
• CUE
• AMS
GROUP
REC