Using the UNDO Button to Erase a Track
Every track you record may not be a take you want to keep. The GNX3’s recorder features an UNDO
button, that erases the contents of a track. You can Undo a track even while recording is in progress,
thus eliminating having to stop and start all the recording procedures again.
WARNING: Deleting a track is permanent and once it is deleted it cannot be retrieved.
Please use the UNDO button with caution.
The following steps explain how Undo works.
Using Undo While the Recorder is Stopped
If you stopped the recorder and decided you were unhappy with the last take, you can Undo (erase)
the track information.To undo the last track you recorded, follow these steps:
1. Press the UNDO button once. The GNX3’s main display reads del trkx,indicating the last
recorded track will be deleted. If you want to delete a different track, press the track button you
want to delete.
2. Press the UNDO button again within 3 seconds to delete the track. If the UNDO button is not
pressed a second time within 3 seconds of the first press, the recorder ignores the undo request
and returns to its normal stopped state.
Using Undo While Recording is in Progress
You can Undo a track while recording is in progress. This eliminates having to stop the recorder,
rewinding, and having to start over. To undo the track you are currently recording on, follow these
steps:
1. Press the UNDO button once. The GNX3’s main display reads
rerecord.
2. Press the UNDO button again within 3 seconds to start re-recording. The display reads
undodone and the recorder returns to the beginning of the song and resumes recording on the
same track. If the UNDO button is not pressed again within 3 seconds of the first press, the
recorder ignores the undo request and recording continues unaffected.
If you don’t want to have the recorder automatically start re-recording when using UNDO, press the
STOP button to stop recording before using the UNDO function.
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