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Edit-Recording Compact DiscS(»«..«,
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Al edit recording (Al)
The Al (Artificial Intelligence) function will rearrange the CD song
order to minimize leftover tape at the end of side "A" of ^r
cassette.
The tape is advanced and then rewound in order to measure its
length. ITiis is done so that the CD player can estimate which song
order best fits on side "A". After recording has been completed
side "A", the CD player accurately determines the amount of
leftover blank tape. If ttie amount of blank tape is great, the tape
deck rewinds the tape and the CD player selects a different song
order that best fits on side "A".
A tape such as follows will be made:
•First arranged
Blank
(side A)
1
iBttrack
11
5th track
|
| 7lh track |
18th track
|
|
•Re-arranged
(side
A)
1
2
nd track
IT
Sthtrack
|
|
Sthtrack"
}
Tlhtrack
]
|
1
. i
1
(SideB)
1
isttrack
nr
3rd track
| |
4th track
1
1
i 1
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1
Carry out the step 1 and 2 of "Recording" on
page 40.
Recording will take place automatically from the forward side
to the reverse side of the tape, so insert the tape with the side
from which you intend to record first facing toward you, then
enter the reverse mode
2
Press the Input selector button on the ampli¬
fier marked "CD".
3
Load a disc.
4
Press the Al edit button.
Just pressing this button makes Al edit-recording.
The cassette deck automatically fast-forwards and rewinds
the tape to measure the length, then stops at the beginning of
the tape.
The ATLS function (see page 45.) will operate to adjust the
Sound level, and then recording will st»l.
•The maximum allowable playing time for editing is 99 minutes.
When a track number of 21 (or higher) is specified, the edit
function does not vrork.
■ To record another disc on the tape left
(See page 45.)
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