Korg D1600 - Page 34

KORG D1600 Guided Tour
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Perform another fade-out, and work with the Undo function:
The Undo function can be set for 99, 8 or 1 level of undo, allowing you to view and recall previous recording or editing operations in
the Undo list. Setting a level of 8 gives you plenty of opportunities to go back to earlier operations, and will free-up hard disk space.
When you change tracks or songs and then record or edit, the contents of the Undo list will be deleted from the song. However, it
remains on the hard disk as long as the D1600 is on, and consumes disk capacity. If you’ve completed recordings and edits on a
song and want to free up as much hard disk space as possible, power-off the D1600 and the Undo history of up to 99 recordings,
edits or operations will be deleted from the hard disk.
1. Press the TRACK key, and make sure that “FadeTrack” is still in the display as the edit procedure selected.
2. In the “edit cell” below “Fade Track”, press to highlight “1”, and use the [DIAL] to set to “1-2” (tracks 1-2).
3. Press the “Mode” button, then press to select the “F.” radio button, followed by pressing the “OK” button.
4. Press the “Exec.” button, then press the “Yes” button to perform a new fade-out on tracks 1-2.
5. When “Making Track” is completed, press the “OK” button, then press the IN/LOC1 key.
6. Press the PLAY key to hear the new fade. When finished, press the STOP key.
7. Press the UNDO key (lit), and note the two “Levels” of “FadeTrack” indicated in the display, as well as the “CopyTrack”
procedure you performed in a previous section.
8. Press to highlight “Level02” (“FadeTrack”), then press to highlight the “Undo” button.
9. Press [IN/LOC1], then press [PLAY] to playback the audio before the first fade-out that you performed (Level02), then press
[STOP].
10. Press to highlight “Level01”, then press to highlight the ”Redo” button.
11. Press the IN/LOC1 key, then press the PLAY key to playback the last fade-out you performed (Level01).
12. Press the STOP key, then press the “OK” button to exit Undo mode.
Note: The Undo/Redo function can be used for recording, track editing, and WAV file import operations. The “Current”
level of Undo is indicated in the upper left of the UNDO display.
Also Note: The levels (99, 8 or 1) of undo can be set by selecting the “Level” button in the UNDO page, and then selecting the
desired level. For more information on the UNDO function, see the D1600 Owner’s Manual, page 99.