M-Audio II manual Playback EQ, Scrub Audio, Rec Time Display, Record Button, Verify Delete

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MicroTrack II

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Playback EQ

This menu provides access to the six EQ curves built into MicroTrack II. These curves affect playback only—all recordings are made without EQ. To activate an EQ preset, use the [NAV] wheel to select the curve, then press in to activate it. The EQ has the following settings:

1.Normal: This defeats the EQ and provides flat playback response.

2.Bass Boost: Increases the low frequencies during playback.

3.Bass Reduce: Decreases the low frequencies during playback.

4.Treble Boost: Increases the high frequencies during playback.

5.Treble Reduce: Decreases the high frequencies during playback.

6.Bass and Treble Boost: Increases both the low and high frequencies during playback.

Scrub Audio

This is an on/off setting that allows you to hear audio as you rewind and fast-forward through an audio file. When set to on, you will be able to hear bits of the file as you seek. When off, MicroTrack II will be silent while seeking.

Rec Time Display

This option dictates how MicroTrack II computes the remaining recording time that is shown on the LCD Display in the Record and Record Pause States.

CF cards and Microdrives with a capacity of more than 512 MB use the FAT 32 file system. This file system has an inherent 2GB limit on file size. Thus, MicroTrack II may show a shorter record time available, even if there are more than 2GB available on the CF media. The Rec Time Display settings are:

Time until 2GB: This setting will compute the remaining recording time available based on a 2GB size (or the currently available space on the CF media if less than 2GB).

Time on Media: This setting will compute the total available recording time remaining based on the free space on the CF media.

When recording WAV files, MicroTrack II helps circumvent the 2GB file size limitation by automatically creating an additional WAV file once the 2GB limit has been reached and continuing to record to the new file. This ensures that you can record for a long period of time and the overall capacity of the media becomes the time limit. When recording an MP3 file, the recording will stop when a 2GB file size is reached, and the recorded 2GB MP3 will be saved.

Record Button

This option will set the behavior of the Record Button. The settings are:

Record: This setting causes MicroTrack II to enter the Record State when the Record button is pressed.

Record/Pause: This setting causes MicroTrack II to enter the Record Pause State when the Record button is pressed. This allows the user to set recording levels before starting to record.

Pressing the Record button a second time, or pushing in on the [NAV] wheel starts the actual recording.

Verify Delete

This is a simple on/off menu preference that enables or disables the delete confirmation message. When this feature is on, you will be asked to confirm a file delete any time you press the [DEL] key. This helps prevent accidental erasure of files you wish to keep. When this feature is off, files will be deleted as soon as the [DEL] button is pressed.

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Contents User Guide Hardware Controls and Indicators Setup and ChargingIntroduction Warranty Terms and Registration Using MicroTrack II with a ComputerAppendix What’s in the Box IntroductionCongratulations on your purchase of M-Audio MicroTrack Minimum System Requirements Product FeaturesMac Connecting to a Computer Setup and ChargingCharging the Battery with the USB Power Supply Power Saving Hibernation ModeFormatting the Recording Media Formatting Using MicroTrackFront Hardware Controls and IndicatorsTop BottomRight LeftMain Menu Record Settings MenuFiles Menu Options WAV EncoderOptions MP3 Backlight Options MenuContrast ChannelsScrub Audio Playback EQRec Time Display Record ButtonConnect to PC System MenuFormat Media Test MediaVersion Firmware Update Factory DefaultsDate & Time Simplified Chinese language option LanguageAbout Recording Operating InstructionsMicroTrack Playback Loop Playback While using Loop Playback mode, you canCharging MicroTrack II from the Computer Using MicroTrack II with a ComputerTransferring Audio Files to a Computer Disconnecting MicroTrack II from Your Computer Using MicroTrack II as a Portable Data DriveDisconnecting from Windows Swapping CompactFlash or Microdrive Media Disconnecting from Mac OSWarranty Terms Warranty Registration Warranty Terms and RegistrationAppendix Recording Time vs. Media ChartWAV Recording Time in Seconds Audio U.K Audio USABenelux Audio France