JVC XU-301BK manual Dividing tracks Divide function, Erasing tracks Erase function, Title function

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Operate by following the steps

MD Editing Functions below in numeical order.

In addition to its recording and play functions, the MD part of this combination unit comes with editing functions. Recorded tracks can be joined, divided or erased exactly where required.

Dividing tracks (DIVIDE function)

This involves adding a track mark (see Note) at some point during the track which is to be made into the start of an additional track so that the original track is divided into two tracks.

	Track No.
1￿				2		3
	Track A		Track B		Track C		Track D
DIVIDE
						4
1		2		3
	Track A		Track B		Track C		Track D

Erasing tracks (ERASE function)

This enables unnecessary tracks, narration, etc. to be erased speedily. The erased parts do not remain as silences but are closed up by the subsequent tracks.

	Track No.
1		2		3		4
Erasing	Track A		Track B		Track C		Track D
Track B
1		2		3
	Track A		Track C		Track D		New tracks can
							be recorded.

Joining tracks (JOIN function)

This involves erasing a track mark and turning two adjoining tracks into one track.

	Track No.
1￿		2		3		4
	Track A		Track B		Track C		Track D
JOIN
						3
1				2

Erasing all the tracks (ALL ERASE function)

All the tracks can be erased at once without recording fresh material over them.

	Track No.
	1	2	3	4
ALL	Track A	Track B	Track C	Track D

ERASE

Track A + Track B Track C Track D New tracks can be recorded.

Moving tracks (MOVE function)								Giving titles to discs and tracks
Tracks can be moved around so that they are in the desired								(TITLE function)
sequence.								A title consisting of up to 32 characters can be given to a disc and
	Track No.							a track. The title given appears in the display window.
1		2		3		4
	Track A		Track B		Track C		Track D
MOVE
						4
1		2		3
	Track A		Track C		Track D		Track B

Note: Track marks

These marks are provided to locate the start of each track. Whatever lies between one track mark and the next is considered to a track, and the numbers of the tracks (called “track numbers”) are displayed in the sequence in which they are to be played.

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