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GX9000 User manual Rev 2.1 Recording ding
Point plus the Post roll timecode. Between the In and Out points the recorder
behaves as if it were in Record but no data is written to disk. Point plus the Post roll timecode. Between the In and Out points the recorder
behaves as if it were in Record but no data is written to disk.
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Press the Rehearse button. Rehearsal will commence from the In Point
minus the previously set Pre Roll time.
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Press the Rehearse button. Rehearsal will commence from the In Point
minus the previously set Pre Roll time.
Repeated Rehearsal Repeated Rehearsal
The rehearsal can be repeated manually as often as is necessary by
pressing the
Rehearse button, or repeated automatically by pressing the
Loop button.
The rehearsal can be halted at any time by pressing the Stop button.
The rehearsal can be repeated manually as often as is necessary by
pressing the
Rehearse button, or repeated automatically by pressing the
Loop button.
The rehearsal can be halted at any time by pressing the Stop button.
Auto Punch Auto Punch
This section assumes that In and optional Out Points have been entered as
previously described in the Rehearse section. This section assumes that In and optional Out Points have been entered as
previously described in the Rehearse section.
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Press the Track Arm buttons to arm some tracks.
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Press the Track Arm buttons to arm some tracks.
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Press the Auto Punch button. Playback will commence from the In Point
minus the previously set Pre Roll time. At the In Point the unit will drop
into Record. At the Out Point the unit will drop into Play and continue for
the Post Roll period.
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Press the Auto Punch button. Playback will commence from the In Point
minus the previously set Pre Roll time. At the In Point the unit will drop
into Record. At the Out Point the unit will drop into Play and continue for
the Post Roll period.
The punch can be repeated indefinitely by pressing the Loop button. The punch can be repeated indefinitely by pressing the Loop button.
The process can be halted at any time by pressing the Stop button. The process can be halted at any time by pressing the Stop button.
Cross Fade length Cross Fade length
There are two types of definable cross fades, anti-click and Punch. There are two types of definable cross fades, anti-click and Punch.
3
Record
T
3
.
PunchXF
UV
0-5011ms
The anti-clickcross is decribed in the Audio Playback section.. The anti-clickcross is decribed in the Audio Playback section..
The Punch cross fade length refers to the length of cross fade at punch in
and punch out points. In PCM mode and DSD-AES31 mode, these cross
fades are non-destructive and the cross fade length stored in the ADL to be
recreated on playback. In DSD-IFF mode, the crossfade is recorded to disk. The Punch cross fade length refers to the length of cross fade at punch in
and punch out points. In PCM mode and DSD-AES31 mode, these cross
fades are non-destructive and the cross fade length stored in the ADL to be
recreated on playback. In DSD-IFF mode, the crossfade is recorded to disk.
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Press the Setup button.
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Press the Setup button.
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Rotate the Jog Dial to select the
Record
menu.
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Rotate the Jog Dial to select the
Record
menu.
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Press the Parameter Down button to display the Record menu
options.
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Press the Parameter Down button to display the Record menu
options.
Rotate the Jog Dial to select the
PunchXF
for the punch in/out cross fade
length.
Rotate the Jog Dial to select the
PunchXF
for the punch in/out cross fade
length.
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Press the Value Up and Value Down buttons to select a new cross fade
length. Press and hold the Value buttons to enable auto-repeat for faster
selection.
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Press the Value Up and Value Down buttons to select a new cross fade
length. Press and hold the Value buttons to enable auto-repeat for faster
selection.
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Press the Enter button to store the new value.
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Press the Enter button to store the new value.
The fade length is variable between 0 and 60 seconds in PCM mode and
between 0 and 2.5 second in DSD mode. The fade length is variable between 0 and 60 seconds in PCM mode and
between 0 and 2.5 second in DSD mode.
The diagram below shows the effect of the cross-fade when playing back
across a punch point: The diagram below shows the effect of the cross-fade when playing back
across a punch point:
ORIGINAL
AUDIO
PUNCHED-IN
AUDIO
LINEAR CROSS FADE
LENGTH
IN ms
CROSS OVER POINT
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