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Examples
:
To play the following list of segments: (4, 3, 8, 1, 4) the 4 at the end will cause the V1 to
loop.
Ensure all these segments have been defined with the
IN
,
OUT
and
SAVE
:
Press
RECALL
004
++
Next Seg
=
003
ENTER
Press
RECALL
003
++
Next Seg
=
008
ENTER
Press
RECALL
008
++
Next Seg
=
001
ENTER
Press
RECALL
001
++
Next Seg
=
004
ENTER
To insert segment 5 in the play list: (4, 3, 8,
5
, 1, 4)
Press
RECALL
005
--
Prev
Seg = 008
ENTER
Press
RECALL
005
++
Next Seg
=
001
ENTER
The "Previous Segment" is only used to insert a segment in a previously defined play list.
The V1 will automatically display the previous segments for each play list item when you
recall the segment and move to "Prev Seg".
Defining more than one play list
The segment definition and playback feature allows the user to define more than one play list,
as long as the segment numbers do not conflict. i.e. the user can define: Play list A: (5, 4, 3, 2,
1, 5) and Play list B: (10, 9, 8, 7, 10). To play list A, the user can recall any segment from that
list (1, 2, 3, 4 or 5) or play list B by recalling any segment from that list (7, 8, 9 or 10).
Modifying a list during playback
A list can be modified during playback. This is useful to allow jumps from one list to the other. If
we use the two play list defined above, if during playback of list one, the user Recalls segment 2
and enter 10 as the next segment (instead of 1), the V1 will jump from list 1 to list 2 as soon as it
finishes playing back segment number 2.
Using a segment as a Marker
A segment can also be used as a marker. Locate to the point you want to put a marker on, hit
the
IN
key followed by the
OUT
key and save the segment number as "
no.
" Any time you recall
segment "
no.
" the V1 will locate to that point and stops.
Segments and “A Time”
The Segment definition uses the “A Time” (absolute time) as a reference, this means that even
if you set a Time Code Offset, your segments will not change, they will only display the new time
code when played.
Remaining Time of a Segment During Playback
When you RECALL a segment or a play list, the LCD will display the segment number playing
back along with the remaining time up to the OUT point of that segment in the following format:
Segment No. : MM.SS
Where
No.
is the segment number played from 0001 to 2000 and
MM.SS
is the remaining time
up to the OUT point in mn:sec.