Fostex MR16 Actual auto punch in/out, Press the Record key while holding down the Play key

MR16 Owner’s Manual (Punch in/out)

Actual auto punch in/out

After rehearsing the auto punch-in/out operation, it's time for executing actual auto punch in/ out operation.

Punch in point Punch out point

Playback Recording Playback

1)Locate the recorder to the point before the punch- in point.

2)Confirm that the auto punch mode is active.

If it is not active, press the [AUTO PUNCH] key to make it active.

3)Press the [RECORD] key while holding down the [PLAY] key.

<Note>: In the rehearsal mode, you press only the [PLAY] key. In the actual auto punch-in operation, make sure to press the [RECORD] key while holding down the

[PLAY] key.

Unlike the rehearsal, the recorder automati- cally starts recording when it reaches the punch-in point, then automatically stops re- cording and exits the auto punch mode at the punch-out point.

<Hint>: During actual auto punch in/out mode, "TAKE" is lit in the time display sec- tion on the screen, so that you can know that the recorder is now in the actual auto punch in/out mode.

Now playing back in the actual

auto punch in/out mode.

Now actual auto punch in/out recording.

<Note>: You can cancel the auto punch in/ out recording you made by pressing the [UNDO/REDO] key.

<Note>: In addition to the punch in/out func- tion, the MR16 allows you to edit the recorded material using the following editing functions.

•Deleting the whole data on the desired track (using the "Erase Track" menu item). See page 120.

•Copying all data on a track and pasting it to another track (using the "Copy Paste Track" menu item). See page 121.

•Moving the desired track data to the other track(s) (using the "Move Track" menu item). See page 123.

•Exchanging all track data between tracks (using the "Change Track" menu item). See page 125.

•Deleting the desired part (using the "Erase Part" menu item). See page 128.

•Pasting the desired part(s) to the other track(s) (using the "Copy Paste Part" menu item or the "Copy Part" and "Paste Part" menu items). See pages 129 and 131.

•Moving the desired part(s) to the other track(s) (using the "Move Part" menu item). See page 134.

•Exchanging parts between tracks (using the "Change Part" menu item). See page 136.

<About "part">: A "part" is defined as au- dio data between the "LOCATE A" and "LO- CATE B" points. Therefore, you have to set the "LOCATE A" and "LOCATE B" points when editing a "part".

The punch-in and punch-out points set for the auto punch in/out function also can be used as the "LOCATE A" and "LO- CATE B" points.

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