Roland 24 bit Digital Studio Workstation VS-890 - Manual (Page 35)

Making a Multi-Track Recording
Canceling the Recording
Checking the Time Available for Recording
(Remaining Time)
Each time a performance is recorded on a track, hard disk capacity will be
used up, and the remaining time available for recording will decrease. You
may continue recording as tong as there is sufficient capacity on the hard
disk. When you would like to know how much recording time is left, you
can use the following procedure. It is a good idea to check the remaining
recording time before you start recording.
Remaining amount (in the example, 294minutes 40seconds)
Canceling a Recorded Result (Undo/Redo)
If the recording level was too low, if you made a mistake in your
performance, or if for any other reason you wish to re-do the recording, you
can use the following procedure to cancel the contents of the recording. This
is called the
Undo function.
You can also cancel the previously-executed
Undo to return to the original state, and this is called the
Redo function.
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The Undo Function and Undo Level
The Undo function cancels the operation that you have performed, and
returns the data to its previous condition. With the
Undo Levei,
you can
specify the number of previous steps to be undone.
recording 1
Before Undo
recording 2
I tr- 1 1
.i..
recording 3
!■ ’ —I Undo level 11
I ^ ‘ 1 ^ I
After Undo
-i
Time
recording 1
Time
Before Undo
recording 2
Time
recording 3
I L r
? Undo level 2
►
3
Time Time Time
Time
Canceled track
After Undo
T _ _ 2 ;
i _ 3 ;
Time
- Canceled track
The available recording
time will vary depending
on the number of flashing
and steadily lit red
[STATUS] lights that you
have
For details refer to
"Checking the Remaining
Disk' Space" (Owner's
Manual p. 189)
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