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Record
You can use the Record program to make sound recordings and create alarm
sounds. You can record sounds and play back from any point in the sound.
You can also use the Record program to record ‘voice notes’ - see “Recording
voice notes” later for more details.
When you open the Record program you can begin to record right away.
Simply place the machine so that the microphone is near the sound source and
press the REC button or press Enter.
Press the STOP button, or press Esc to stop recording.
Note! The microphone is located at the front right-hand edge of the machine,
just in front of the disk drive door.
To record some more:
• Tap REC or press Enter again. New sound is added to the end of the
existing recording.
To start a new file:
• On the File menu, select the command. Type in the name before you
begin recording.
To save your file under a different name:
• On the File menu, select Save as.
To replace the ending of an existing recording:
• Use the pen to drag the bar to the point where you want to begin
recording (or select Go to time on the Play menu and specify a start
point in minutes and seconds), then select Record & replace on the
Record menu.
To erase the whole of the current recording:
• On the Record menu, select Erase all.
The maximum recording length depends on the amount of disk space
available. While recording, a Time remaining indicator shows how much
more sound you could record if you wanted to use the available space. Record
will not allow you to completely fill the disk, and will always leave 100 kB
free so that you can use other programs.
Note! If an alarm is due to ring while you are recording or playing a sound,
you may hear warning ‘ticks’ and the alarm will be postponed until you finish
the current action.
RECORDING A SOUND
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