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2. As you listen to the audio playing back, determine which sections
of the song you want to create locate points for;
3. Rewind the tape again and engage Play mode;
4. As the tape plays through the song again, press the SET LOCATE
button just as the tape reaches the first position you wish to set as
a locate point;
5. While the tape keeps playing, continue to press the SET LOCATE
button for every position you wish to set as a locate point. The
Locate number (1–20) will continue to advance each time a
location is stored, until all 20 locations have been filled.
To copy a locate point:
1. Locate to the Locate point you wish to copy (see section 4.1E);
2. Use the UP/DOWN buttons to select the Locate number (01–20)
you want to copy this address to;
3. Press the COPY TAPE LOCATION button to copy the address into
the selected Locate point.
Note: To use the COPY TAPE LOCATION button, it must be set to
Normal mode in the MIDI/UTIL section (see section 5.3F).
4.1D Naming a Locate Point
Since you can store locate points “on-the-fly”, you may want to play
through the song and mark them all in one go. You can come back at
any time and rename any of these.
To edit the name of a locate point:
1. If the LCD display is not currently displaying the locate page, press
the LOCATE button;
2. If the LCD display is currently displaying the locate page, press the
NAME button to move the cursor to the first character in the
locate point’s name;
3. Use the Cursor buttons to position the cursor beneath the
character you wish to edit;
4. Use the Numeric Keypad to scroll through the available characters
(as described in section 1.4I). Use the UP/DOWN buttons to
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