13—Operating the Hard Disk Recorder
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To Place a Marker
1. Press TAP to place a marker at the now line’s current location. The
marker appears as a downward-pointing arrow above the home
screen’s playlist in the location at which you hit TAP.
How Marker Numbers are Assigned
When a marker is placed, it’s assigned a number—this number serves as the marker’s
name unless you manually edit it (Page 184). A marker’s number reflects its position in
a chronological list of all of the markers in a project. If new markers are placed in the
project, any markers that follow them are renumbered to reflect their new, later
position in the marker list.
Moving the Now Line to a Marker
Using the Locate to Marker Window
You can jump to any marker’s position in the project at any time.
1. Hold down SHIFT and press F6•MARKER—the Locate to
Marker window appears.
2. Turn the Time/Value dial to place an arrow to the left of the
desired marker—ENTER/YES turns on.
3. Press ENTER/YES to jump to the marker’s location.
4. Press EXIT/NO to close the window.
Using PREVIOUS and NEXT
You can jump from one marker to the next, or back using the
PREVIOUS and NEXT buttons:
•
Hold down SHIFT and press NEXT
—to jump to the next marker in
the project after the now line’s current position.
•
Hold down SHIFT and press PREVIOUS
—to jump to the last marker
in the project before the now line’s current position.
You can also clear a marker from the Clear Marker window, as described on Page 184.
You can change the behavior of the PREVIOUS and NEXT buttons so you don’t have to
hold SHIFT. As shipped from the factory, they’re set to move from phrase to phrase on
the selected track (Page 236). To change the buttons’ behavior, switch the PREVIOUS/
NEXT Sw Utility menu parameter (Page 358) to MARKER.
We’ve placed three
markers, as shown by
the arrows above the
playlist.
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