Labeling (name), Moving recorded tracks, Labeling (name) moving recorded tracks – Sony MZ-NF610 User Manual

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Labeling (Name)

1

Enter the menu and select “EDIT” -
“Name”

2

Select one of the following:

The cursor appears in the display and the
track, group, or disc is ready to be labeled.

3

Press VOL + or – repeatedly to select
a letter and press the jog lever.

The selected letter stops flashing and
the cursor moves to the next input
position.

4

Repeat step 3 and enter all characters
of the label name.

5

Press and hold the jog lever for 2
seconds or more.

For the details and the recorder
operation, see page 38.

Labeling recorded groups

1

Select “

: Name” in step

2

of

“Labeling (Name)” (page 58) and do
steps 3 to 5 to label a group.

For the details and the recorder
operation, see page 48.

Re-labeling recordings

You can relabel recordings by following
the procedure of “Labeling (Name)”
(page 58).

For the details and the recorder
operation, see page 39.

Moving recorded tracks

1

While playing the track you want to
move, enter the menu and select
“EDIT” - “Move” - “

: Move”.

For example, “003

t Tr003” appears

in the display.

2

Slide the jog lever repeatedly until the
destination track number appears in
the display.

For example, “003

t Tr002” appears

in the display.

3

Press the jog lever to enter the
selection.

For details and the recorder
operation, see page 40.

When labeling a
track

: Name”

When labeling a
disc

: Name”

Functions

Operation

To move the cursor to
the left or right

Slide the jog lever
(., >)

To change the letter to
the one before/next one

Press VOL +, –.

To enter a letter

Press the jog lever
(NX/ENT).

To enter a name

Press the jog lever
for 2 seconds or
more (NX/ENT).

To switch between
capital letters, small
letters, and numbers/
marks

Press P-MODE/

.

To insert a blank space

Press

+.

To delete a letter

Press

–.

To cancel labeling

Press x for 2
seconds or more.

The cursor flashes at the next input position.

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