Roland 24 bit Digital Studio Workstation VS-890 - Manual (Page 118)

Add Finishing Touches to Your Song
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The first track number marker is created automatically at the beginning of
the song (OOhOOmOOsOO). Audio CD specifications require that a song be at
least four seconds in duration. For this reason, track number markers must
be placed four seconds apart. If you attempt to place a marker within four
seconds of another marker, "Can't Set Marker" will be displayed and the
marker will not be placed.
Audio CD standards allow up to 99 songs to be stored on one disc.
Furthermore, even if no track number marker is set at the beginning of the
song, it is still used for the beginning of the first song. Thus, you can set up
to 98 markers as track numbers.
OOhOOmOOsOO M1
T
M2
T
M3
T
M97
T
M98
T
1st song 2nd song 3rd song 98th song 99th song
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Assigning Track Numbers
When you write an audio CD, a track number will automatically be assigned
to "OOhOOmOOsOOf." For this reason, the track number markers and the
actual song order will be as follows.
OOhOOmOOsOO
Marker 1
T
Marker 2
T
Marker 3
T
Song 1 (First song) Song 2 (Second song) Song 3 (Third song)
When a blank CD-R disc is used Time
If you write additional songs onto a CD-R disc to which songs have already
been written, track numbers will be assigned in sequence to follow the
previously-written songs. For example if five songs have already been
written to the CD-R disc, the next song you write will be song number six.
OOhOOmOOsOO
Marker 1
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Marker 2
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Marker 3
▼
Song 1 (Sixth song) Song 2 (Seventh song) Song 3 (Eighth song)
If five songs have already been written to the CD-R disc Time
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