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Recording Mode
Start/Stop Recording
Description
Track Marker
All Synchro
Auto
Track markers will automatically
be placed between songs according
to song playback. All songs will
automatically be recorded.
Auto
Auto Period
*
2
Manual
Track markers will automatically be
placed at a designated time interval.
Recording will automatically be done
for the designated duration.
Auto
*
1
You can specify the number of songs you want to record with Multi Synchro.
*
2
You can place track markers at a designated time interval with Auto Period.
The mode will return to Track Synchro even if you select other
modes in the previous setting.
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Play the LP on the external device (turntable).
8
Press the Playback button
9
to start recording.
Detecting Track Markers
It may be difficult to automatically detect track marker points depending
on the sound source. In this case, you can place the track markers
manually. Press the TRACK NO. WRITE button on the Remote Control
at the desired point.
Track marker detection is determined by signal (and its sensitivity
setting) from the sound source. You can change the conditions of track
marker detection to optimize automatic detection.
Ex.
Analog TH Level: -40dB
Int.Time (Interval Time): 2.5 sec. (range: 0.5–5.0 sec.)
Available
Range
-20dB
-40dB
-60dB
longer than 2.5 sec
Silent
Portion
1
Track Marker
1st
song
2nd
song
A track marker will be placed at point
1
.
For more information, see page 36 in the Owner’s Manual. If you change
the automatic detection setting, you may get track markers at unexpected
points.
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NOTE
When using a phono equalizer,
make sure that the power of the
phono equalizer is turned on.
NOTE
When using a phono equalizer,
make sure that the power of the
phono equalizer is turned on.
NOTE
To avoid a long pause at the
beginning of the recording, press
the Playback button after the
turntable needle has securely
landed on the LP.
NOTE
You can show the Track/Disc
information such as song length in
the display. For more information,
see page 10.
NOTE
To avoid a long pause at the
beginning of the recording, press
the Playback button after the
turntable needle has securely
landed on the LP.
NOTE
You can show the Track/Disc
information such as song length in
the display. For more information,
see page 10.
NOTE
Music such as classical may be
problematic since a pianissimo
section may be recognized as the
beginning of the next song. Other
sections, for the opposite reason,
may not receive track markers
correctly. You can adjust the
settings of Synchro Setup should
you experience difficulty with
automatic detection. If two tracks
are recognized as a single track, or
if a single track is recognized as
more than one, you can change this
later by editing, which is explained
from page 16.
NOTE
Music such as classical may be
problematic since a pianissimo
section may be recognized as the
beginning of the next song. Other
sections, for the opposite reason,
may not receive track markers
correctly. You can adjust the
settings of Synchro Setup should
you experience difficulty with
automatic detection. If two tracks
are recognized as a single track, or
if a single track is recognized as
more than one, you can change this
later by editing, which is explained
from page 16.