Teac HS-20 - Manual (Page 45)

TASCAM HS-20
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7 – Timeline mode
Editing the timeline
You can cut, erase and divide regions, for example.
The basic procedures for editing are as follows.
See the explanation of each function for detailed procedures.
1. Press the HOME key on the front of the unit to open the
Home screen.
2. Touch the EDIT MODE button to enter edit mode.
The EDIT MODE button becomes white with red lettering,
and the REC/MON, Bounce I/O and NEXT TAKE NAME
buttons disappear and are replaced with the EDIT, Fade/
Level and SET/SELECT buttons.
3. Touch the EDIT button to open the pull-up menu.
The pull-up menu has buttons used for editing, including
nine editing buttons (Copy, Cut, Erase, Divide, Insert, Insert
File, Insert Mute, Paste and Paste File) and UNDO and REDO
buttons.
CAUTION
If you do not save the AES31 editing information after
changing it, all changes will be cleared when you load
another folder or AES31 editing information file, remove a
card or turn off the unit’s power, for example.
NOTE
Repeated recordings or editing may greatly consume the
memory used in managing regions or editing history. In
this case, "Cannot Edit. System limit reached." appears in a
pop-up message
Selecting the range to copy/cut/delete
o When the editing start and finish points are set, the range
between the points is selected.
o When the editing start and finish points are not set, the
entire region at the time cursor is selected.
Editing start and stop points not set
o When the timeline cursor is on the borderline between
regions, the region to the right will be edited. If the region
to the right is muted, it will not be selected.
Setting the editing start point
1. Press the HOME key on the front of the unit to open the
Home screen.
2. Touch the EDIT MODE button to enter edit mode.
3 Use the m and , keys, for example, to locate the
timeline cursor at the position (time) where you want to
start editing.
4. Touch the SET/SELECT button to open the pull-up menu.
5. Touch the SET IN button on the pull-up menu to set the
editing start point (IN point)
The IN mark (
) appears at the current position in the mark
display area.