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D424 MO Recorder
E4/22 Operation
SW V 1.6 Date printed: 06.03.02
4.6.4 Editing a Sequence
The sequence to be edited – either an existing one, or a new, empty one –
is selected by typing in the corresponding number (or nothing) followed by
[SOURCE] or [TARGET] .
As default, the source sequence from where takes can be copied will be the
table of contents of the current disk (sequence 0). Each source take corre-
sponds to a sound file.
When takes from any other sequence should be copied, they have to be
assigned before entering the editing mode. With the
[
u u u u
] key the source se-
quence field (from...) is selected, and any sequence number may be en-
tered.
The sequence editing mode is entered with a [SOURCE] or [TARGET]
command: [SEQ] [3] [
u
u u
u
] [2] [SOURCE].
The following display will appear:
The source sequence (from where takes are copied) and the target se-
quence (the sequence that is edited) are listed in the first or last line, re-
spectively.
Lines 2 and 3 show the currently selected sequences with a source take and
a target take position.
Now, the take in the source sequence that should be copied can be entered.
The destination insert point is defined by switching to the target line with
[TARGET] , and typing in the corresponding take number before the insert
point.
If there is not enough space in the line to display all takes, a page with the
currently entered take in the center of the line is automatically shown. Ar-
row signs indicate that there are more takes at the left or at the right of the
current page.
It is possible to switch between source and target definition with the keys
[SOURCE] and [TARGET] before performing an edit process. The active
half of the display is indicated with brighter digits, the entry field with
flashing digits.
With [INSERT] the source take is inserted after the target take.
With [CUT] the target take is deleted from the selected sequence.