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.

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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.

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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.

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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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