Korg PXR4 owner manual Record Recording settings, UndoSys Undo settings

External input when the recorder is recording

Off: Tracks selected for recording will always use the external input.

2.	AutoPan	[Off, On]
	Specify whether the pan (stereo position) setting will be
	set automatically when bounce-recording to a single
	record track. (→ p.29)
3.	SubIn	[Off, On]
	Turn SubIn “On” when you want to insert an external
	input directly into the master bus. Otherwise leave this
	turned “Off.” (→ p.51)
4.	FadrCtrl (Fader Control)	[Off, On]
	This function allows mixer parameters other than level
	(i.e., pan, send L, send R) to be set by the [TRACK] faders
	in the Mixer page. (→ p.21)
	On: The faders can be used to set mixer parameters.
	Off: The faders will only set the level of each track.
5.	LocMoni (Locate With Monitoring)	[Off, On]

This function outputs the track playback in order to help you verify the location when you change the current time in the Locate page. The track audio of channels selected for recording will be output if “AutoIn” is “On.”

P.5-2 Record: Recording settings

Here you can adjust your settings for recording.

1. Count-In [0…8]

Playback will begin this number of measures earlier, and recording will begin after the specified number of mea- sures have been played. Use this when you want record- ing to start automatically from the beginning of the song,

Parameters

or when you want to record with a smooth transition from previously-recorded material. If this is set to “0,” playback will start at the same time that recording begins. (→ p.28)

2. RecLngth(Rec Length) [Off, 001…999]

This setting lets you pre-specify the number of measures from the beginning to the end of recording, so that record- ing will end automatically. You can perform overdubbing by using this in conjunction with “Count-In.” (→ p.28)

The punch-in time corresponds to the beginning of recording (= current time). The punch-out time will be the “RecLength” added to that time.

P.5-3 UndoSys: Undo settings

1. AutoUndo [Off, On]

Select whether the Undo/Redo function will be available. On: Undo/Redo will be available.

After recording or track editing, you will be able to undo/ redo.

Off: Undo/Redo will not be available.

If this is “On,” the undo data will be erased following the next recording or track editing operation. If you turn this “On” again without performing a recording or track editing operation, undo/redo will be available.

2. DelUndo? [1.S, ALL]

You can delete the undo data to increase the free space on the card.

Press the [CURSOR] right key to select “Yes,” and the data will be deleted.

Undo data that has been deleted cannot be recovered.

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