Recorder functions, Cueing, 56 recorder functions (vf80ex) – Fostex VF80EX User Manual

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Recorder Functions (VF80EX)

The VF80EX is "cueing" in the forward direction.

The VF80EX is "cueing" in the backward direction.

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The VF80EX is "cueing" in the forward direction at 64x the normal speed.

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Recorder Functions

This chapter describes various recorder functions.

Cueing

The cueing function allows you to monitor audio at higher or lower speed.

Cueing with the [F FWD]/[REWIND] keys

By pressing the

[F FWD]

or

[REWIND]

key during play-

back, you can monitor (cue) the sound at 3 times the
normal speed.

Press the [PLAY] key to start playback.

Press the [F FWD] or [REWIND] key during playback.

The VF80EX starts "cueing" at 3 times the normal speed,
while "

FWD

" or "

RWD

" appears on the screen.

To return to the normal playback, press the [PLAY] key.

Shuttle cueing

During playback, "

shuttle cueing

" is possible at the

speed between 1 and 64 times the normal speed.

Press the [PLAY] key to start playback.

Rotate the [JOG/SHUTTLE] dial while holding down the
[SHIFT] key.

Rotating the

[JOG/SHUTTLE]

dial clockwise moves the

position to the forward direction, while rotating the dial
counter-clockwise moves the position to the backward
direction.

According to the rotating degree, the cueing speed varies
among 1x, 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x, 32x, and 64x.
The current cueing speed is shown on the screen.

As long as holding down the

[SHIFT]

key, shuttle cueing

continues even if you release the

[JOG/SHUTTLE]

dial.

The VF80EX is "cueing" in the backward direction at 64x the normal speed.

The VF80EX is still.

To return to the normal playback, press the [PLAY] key.

<Remember!>

Once the data is rewound to the beginning of a pro-
gram (ABS 0), playback starts from the beginning of
the program, regardless of pressing the

[SHIFT]

key.

When reaching the end of a program (ABS: 23h 59m
59s), the program stops and the

[PLAY]

hey flashes.

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