Recording
Recording
F
Multi Track Field Recorder
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Recording
1. Press c.
This starts recording.
HINT
If the timecode function is enabled, recording will start from
frame 00 (00 or 02 when using drop frame) and the file
length will always be a full second value. This makes syn-
chronization easy when editing later.
2. Press c to start a new take while recording.
This will end the current take and start a new take while con-
tinuing to record without interruption.
NOTE
Pressing
c
during recording only functions after record-
ing for at least a second.
3. Press p to pause.
NOTE
• Pausing will actually occur at a whole second increment.
• When recording is paused, a mark is added at that point.
Press
p
to resume recording.
• A maximum of 99 marks can be added to a take.
HINT
• During playback, you can use
r and f to jump to
places where marks have been added.
• You can also add marks without pausing. (→ P.139)
4. Press s to stop.
NOTE
• If the maximum file size is exceeded during recording
(→ P.36), recording will continue in a new take with a num-
ber that is one higher. No gap in sound will occur between
the two takes when this happens.
• When recording on two SD cards simultaneously, if
recording should stop on one because it runs out of
space, recording will continue on the other SD card with-
out interruption.
HINT
• Press and hold
s
when the Home Screen is open to
check the name and track of the next take recorded.
• Files are automatically saved at regular intervals during
recording. Even if the power is interrupted or another
problem occurs during recording, an affected file can be
restored to normal by playing it with the F.
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