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Panel Descriptions
Panel Descriptions

FF (fast-forward) button

The song will fast-forward while you hold down the button.

REPEAT button

You can specify a region that you wish to hear, and play it
back repeatedly.
➔ “Specify a region and play it back repeatedly—the Repeat
function” (CD Player; p. 51), “Repeatedly play back a
specified region—the Repeat function” (Multitrack
recording; p. 128)

ZERO button

Returns to the beginning of the song.

STOP button

Stops recording or playback of the song.

PLAY button

Plays back songs.
When REC [ ] is blinking, pressing PLAY [ ] will start
recording.

REC/CD RECORDER (recording/CD recorder)

button

This is the Record button. In addition to the Recording
operation, it is also used for manual punch-in/out.
➔“Using the Record button to punch-in/out” (p. 121)
Blinking: indicates recording-standby status.
Lit: indicates that recording in progress.
AUTO PUNCH section
Here you can make settings for the punch-in/out function.
fig.14-11e

IN button

This button specifies the punch-in location. When you press
[IN], the current location will be memorized as the punch-in
location. After you have specified the punch-in location, you
can press [IN] to move to the punch-in location.

OUT button

This button specifies the punch-out location. When you press
[OUT], the current location will be memorized as the punch-
out location. After you have specified the punch-out location,
you can press [OUT] to move to the punch-out location.

AUTO PUNCH button

This turns the auto punch-in/out function on/off. When this
is on, the button will light. By using the auto punch-in/out
function, you can automatically punch-in/out at the
previously specified locations.
➔ “Automatically punching-in/out at the specified
locations—Auto punch-in/out” (p. 122)
PREVIEW section
Here you can make settings for the Preview function.
By using the Preview function, you can precisely adjust the
current location while listening to the sound.
➔“Cueing to a precise location—Preview” (p. 139)
fig.14-12e

SCRUB button

This button causes an extremely short region of sound that
ends or begins at the current location to be played repeatedly
(p. 140).

TO button

This button plays the sound from a point one second earlier
than the current location to the current location (once only).
If you are in Scrub mode, pressing [TO] will select the region
ending at the current location as the scrub region.

FROM button

This button plays the sound from the current location to a
point one second later (once only).
If you are in Scrub mode, pressing [FROM] will select the
region beginning at the current location as the scrub region.
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