Kenwood UD-952 - Manual (Page 45)

Fade-in/fade-out if
Fade-out : Ending a tune by gradually decreasing the volume.
^ Fade-in : Starting a tune by gradually Increasing the volume.
Cross-fade : Combination of fade-out and fade-in so that the sounds
of two tunes are overlapped.
^ Program edit recording
I From one CD |
CD tracks are recorded in the order they
are programmed. The tune interrupted at
the end of tape side A is erased and side
B starts from the beginning of that tune.
M
The tune interrupted in the middle at
the end of tape side B is erased.
From more than one CD
CD tracks of several CDs are recorded In
the order they are programmed. The tune
interrupted in the middle at the end of
tape side A is erased and side B starts
from the beginning of that tune.
^ Timed edit recording
The order of CD tracks are changed au­
tomatically so that no tune is interrupted
at the end of tape sides A and B.
Al edit recording ^ ^
In case the recording time of tape is
shorter than the playing time of CD, all
of CD tracks (up to 20) are accommo­
dated by fading out the ending parts.
Cross-fade edit recording ^ Fade edit recording
Tunes are connected by fade-out and
fade-in, and the tune interrupted at the
end of tape side A is re-recorded at the
beginning o tape side B.
CD tracks are recorded in the order they
are recorded. The tune interrupted at the
end of tape side A is faded out and side
B starts with fading in from the middle
of that tune.
The tune interrupted in the middle at the
end of tape side B is simply faded out.
The CD tracks can be recorded in the same order as they are
recorded on the CD or as they are programmed.