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Chapter 17 Using Hard Drives
Chapter 17
For example, if you record on a track, then rewind and
record over again on the same track without selecting a
different V-Track, the first recording will reside on the hard
drive even though it cannot be heard during playback. Song
Optimize permanently removes these recordings that are
“covered up” by other recordings. V-Tracks that are not
currently selected will not be erased.
fig.11-30
1.
Select the song you want to optimize as the current song.
2.
Hold [SHIFT] and press [F1 (SONG)]. The Song Menu
icon appears in the display.
3.
Press [F5 (OPTIM)]. If “OPTIM” does not appear in the
display above [F5], press [PAGE] until “OPTIM”
appears, and then press [F5 (OPTIM)].
4.
“Song Optimize, Execute ?” appears in the display. Press
[F4 (EXEC)]. Or, if you wish to cancel Song Optimize,
press [F6 (EXIT)].
5.
“Optimize Sure ?” appears in the display. Press [YES].
Or, if you wish to cancel the procedure, press [NO].
6.
“Optimize Really Sure?” appears in the display. Press
[YES]. Or, if you wish to cancel the procedure, press
[NO]. When Song Optimize is finished, the screen
returns to the Playlist display.
* It may take some time for the Song Optimize operation to
complete. This is not a malfunction. Do not turn the power off
until the Optimize operation is completed.
* Do not use the Undo function immediately after performing
the Song Optimize function. Undo information is deleted
during the Song Optimize procedure, and using Undo
immediately after Song Optimize may result in lost data.
Song Erase
Eventually you will probably need to remove songs from the
hard drive. This may be done to increase the amount of
recording time available on the drive or because you no
longer need to keep a particular song. The Song Erase
function is used to delete song data from the current drive. If
you would like to use a song at a later time, make sure you
back that song up (p. 226) before you erase it, since the Song
Erase operation cannot be undone.
1.
Select the drive that contains the song you want to erase
as the current drive.
2.
Hold [SHIFT] and press [F1 (SONG)]. The Song Menu
icon appears in the display.
3.
Press [F6 (Erase)]. If “Erase” does not appear in the
display above [F6], press [PAGE] until “Erase” appears,
and then press [F6 (Erase)].
4.
Use the TIME/VALUE dial to move the cursor to the
song you want to erase, then press [F3 (MARK)]—the
song icon becomes highlighted. Pressing [F3 (MARK)]
alternately marks or un-marks the song. When [F2
(ALL)] is pressed, you can place or remove marks from
all songs simultaneously.
Or, if you want to cancel the Song Erase operation, press
[F6 (EXIT)].
fig.11-31
5.
Press [F4 (Exec)]. A Song Erase confirmation message
appears in the display. Press [YES] to continue, or if you
wish to cancel Song Erase, press [NO].
6.
“Song Erase: Are you really sure ?” appears in the
display. Press [YES] to continue, or if you wish to cancel
the procedure, press [NO].
7.
If the song you are erasing is not the current song,
“STORE Current ?” appears in the display.If you wish to
save the current song, press [YES]. Otherwise, press
[NO]. If the current song is a demo song, then press
[NO].
When the Song Erase process is finished, the screen
returns to the Playlist display.
Track 1
V-Track 1
V-Track 2
V-Track 3
Phrases erased in the Optimize operation
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