Studer D424, Operating And Service Instructions

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D424 MO Recorder
E3/8 Quick Start Guide
SW V 1.6 Date printed: 22.02.02
3.6 Working with Sequences
There may be several sequences on a disk. Only one of them can be se-
lected as the current sequence.
All modifications resulting from editing or sequence processing only
change the sequence data that are kept with each sequence. They do not
modify or delete the audio information.
The
[SEQ] key gives access to a number of features, which allow to:
• switch between the available sequences on a disk,
• create new, empty sequences,
• modify sequences by inserting or deleting single takes,
• delete complete sequences, or
• copy existing sequences.
3.6.1 Change the Current Sequence
If there is a sequence no. 2 available on the disk, it is selected with [SEQ]
[2] [ENT] .
3.6.2 Create a New Sequence
A new, empty sequence is created with [SEQ] [ENT] .
If it is necessary to assign a specific number to the new sequence, the new
number is added to the command. If there are 3 sequences on a disk, and
the following numbers should be reserved for additional revisions, a new
sequence no. 10 is created with
[SEQ] [10] [ENT] .
3.6.3 Modify a Sequence
When modifying a sequence, single takes can be added or deleted.
Entering sequence editing mode: For entering the sequence editing mode, the following parameters are nec-
essary:
• a source sequence number (i.e. the number of the sequence where the
takes are to be copied from).
• a target sequence number (i.e. the sequence to be modified), and
[SEQ] [n] [SOURCE] – modify sequence “n”; the default source
sequence is the table of contents of the disk.
[SEQ] [n] [ u u u u ] [s] [SOURCE] – modify sequence “n”, with source
sequence “s”.
In editing mode, both source and target sequences are displayed. After
having selected one of them with the
[SOURCE] or the [TARGET] key,
the take positions can be entered for executing the functions “add addi-
tional takes”, and “delete takes” described below.