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Cue List Playback & Copy, SELECT buttons to select EDIT or NEW.

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42 Repeat, Cue List & Program Play Cue List Playback & Copy The Cue List function allows you to compile a cue list (i.e., a sequence of cues for playback) using markers. Cues are loaded into memory for continuous, uninterrupted playback. The Cue List can also be copied to create a new song. A Cue List can contain up to nine steps. You can specify the start marker, end marker, and the number of times the step is to repeat from 1 to 9. Cue List STP1: s->1 n=2 STP2: 2->3 n=2 STP3: 3->4 n=4 STP4: 2->3 n=1 STP5: 3->4 n=4 STP6: 5->7 n=2 STP7: s->1 n=0 STP8: s->1 n=0 STP9: s->1 n=0 1. Press the [UTILITY] button and use the [√] and [®] SELECT buttons to select the Cue List function. 2. Press the [ENTER] button. The display shows EDITXNEW 3. Use the [√] and [®] SELECT buttons to select EDIT or NEW. EDIT allows you to edit the current Cue List. NEW resets the Cue List. 4. Press the [ENTER] button. The display shows stp1:s¬eXn=0 (the lower case stp indicates that the Cue List is being edited). 5. Use the [√] and [®] SELECT buttons to select the parameters and the [-] and [+] DATA buttons to set them. To reset the number of repeats to zero, press the [CLEAR] button. 6. When you've set all the required steps, press the [ENTER] button. The display shows CueLstXPLAY? To copy the Cue List to a new song, press the [+] DATA button. The display changes to CueLstXCOPY?. 7. Press the [ENTER] button. If you chose CueLstXPLAY?, MD4 waits in Pause mode. Press [PLAY] to play the Cue List. The time counter starts at zero and counts up continuously until the last step of the Cue List has been played. The display shows the current step. For example, STP1:1¬2Xn=0 (the upper case STP indicates that the Cue List is being played). If you chose CueLstXCOPY?, a new song consisting of the cues in the Cue List is created. 8. If you are just playing the Cue List, use the [-] and [+] DATA buttons to select other steps and the [PAUSE] button to pause playback. To stop Cue List Playback, press the [STOP] button. In rare circumstances, cue list playback may not be continuous (i.e., playback may skip between cues). Cue list settings are stored when MD4 is turned off. MD4-Owner's Manual

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42
Repeat, Cue List & Program Play
MD4—Owner’s Manual
Cue List Playback & Copy
The Cue List function allows you to compile a cue list (i.e., a sequence of cues for playback) using
markers. Cues are loaded into memory for continuous, uninterrupted playback. The Cue List
can also be copied to create a new song.
A Cue List can contain up to nine steps. You can specify the start marker, end marker, and the
number of times the step is to repeat from 1 to 9.
1.
Press the [UTILITY] button and use the [
√
] and [
®
] SELECT buttons to select
the Cue List function.
2.
Press the [ENTER] button.
The display shows
EDIT
X
NEW
3.
Use the [
√
] and [
®
] SELECT buttons to select EDIT or NEW.
EDIT allows you to edit the current Cue List. NEW resets the Cue List.
4.
Press the [ENTER] button.
The display shows
stp1:s¬e
X
n=0
(the lower case
stp
indicates that the Cue List is being
edited).
5.
Use the [
√
] and [
®
] SELECT buttons to select the parameters and the [
–
]
and [+] DATA buttons to set them.
To reset the number of repeats to zero, press the [CLEAR] button.
6.
When you
’
ve set all the required steps, press the [ENTER] button.
The display shows
CueLst
X
PLAY?
To copy the Cue List to a new song, press the [+] DATA button. The display changes to
CueLst
X
COPY?
.
7.
Press the [ENTER] button.
If you chose
CueLst
X
PLAY?
, MD4 waits in Pause mode. Press [PLAY] to play the Cue List.
The time counter starts at zero and counts up continuously until the last step of the Cue List
has been played. The display shows the current step. For example,
STP1:1¬2
X
n=0
(the upper
case
STP
indicates that the Cue List is being played).
If you chose
CueLst
X
COPY?
, a new song consisting of the cues in the Cue List is created.
8.
If you are just playing the Cue List, use the [
–
] and [+] DATA buttons to select
other steps and the [PAUSE] button to pause playback.
To stop Cue List Playback, press the [STOP] button.
In rare circumstances, cue list playback may not be continuous (i.e., playback may skip between
cues). Cue list settings are stored when MD4 is turned off.
Cue List
STP1: s—>1 n=2
STP2: 2—>3 n=2
STP3: 3—>4 n=4
STP4: 2—>3 n=1
STP5: 3—>4 n=4
STP6: 5—>7 n=2
STP7: s—>1 n=0
STP8: s—>1 n=0
STP9: s—>1 n=0