![4.3.4 Track number incrementing](/images/new-backgrounds/28290/2829033x1.webp)
4 - Recording operations
1Select the recording method (digital or analog) and the appropriate input source.
2Make sure the unit is stopped.
3Press and hold down the RECORD key [8] and press the READY key [7].
4Adjust the recording level (analog, UNCAL only) so that the meters do not read OV E R , even in the loudest passages.
5Start recording by pressing the PLAY key [6].
6When recording is finished, press the STOP key [5].
After recording is finished, the TOC is updated.
The date is automatically recorded (as taken from the internal clock).
The STOP key may also be used to cancel the record ready mode entered in step 3.
4.3.4 Track number incrementing
When recording, the track numbers are incremented automatically in the following cases:
•When making digital recordings from another unit through the COAXIAL input [34], the PQ code is used when making a recording from a CD player or an MD player, and START IDs are used when recording from a DAT.
•When making digital recordings through the AES/ EBU input [32] or analog recordings, the Auto track numbering level may be used. The first time that a signal exceeding the selected threshold is encountered after recording is started, the start of a track is marked, and the track number is incre- mented. While recording is taking place, if the level drops below the selected threshold for three consecutive seconds or more, and then rises above the threshold, the start of a new track is marked, and the track number is incremented. See 3.13, "Auto track numbering level" for details.
When recording from AES/EBU or analog sources, the auto track numbering function may be turned off completely. There are then two options:
•Record the whole of the material in one take, and use the editing functions at a later time to divide the material into tracks.
•While recording is taking place, press the “next” TRACK key [4]. Recording will continue, but the track number is incremented by one, and the track division is written at the point where the “next” TRACK key was pressed.
4.3.5 “Post-Script” recording
There are two ways of cueing the disc when record- ing. One is
The other is non
4.3.6 Replace recording
This function allows recordings to be made on an existing track, if the
Recording in replace mode allows recording on that track. Since the MD format is
Recording from the start of the track will replace the existing track, keeping the same track number and title (if any). The whole of the existing track will be erased, even if the replacement material is shorter than the existing track.
Recording from part of the way through the track will add a new track with the number of the current track plus one. If you start recording part of the way through the track, the part of the original track from the point at which recording started, to the end of the original track, will be erased, even if the new track is shorter than this portion.
NOTE
If you want to keep the start of a track on which you are making a replace recording from the middle, use the Track Divide editing function, and start replace recording from the
1Make sure that the
NOTE
If