Marking Track \Umbers While Recording - Sony MXD-D3 Operating Instructions Manual

Recording on MDs
6 While monitoring the sound, turn AMS to adjust
the recording level w th.it the OVER indication
(red) at the peak level meters does not tum on,
then press AMS
Recording level can be adjusted
within
a rangeof
»In 412 dB
7
Prws MENU/NO.
8 Slop playing the sound source
9
To stiirt recording, do the procedure starting (mm
Step 11 in "Recording on an MD Manually" on
page 19.
You
can
also
change
the
recording
level by using the
remote if
I hiring recording pause press l.hVI-l • /- rvpralrdK
►
O Input Level ..
ro "lies CD
+2 ■ 5dB
3l
Mote th.ii the level cannot go above •
12
dB
Note
You cannot nd|n»t the recording lend whllr playing an
MD.
Marking Track Numbers While
Recording
You can mark track numbers either manually or
.HitnmaticdUx Bn marking track numbers at specific
points. you can quickly locate the points later using the
AMS Function or Editing Functions.
MENU/NO AMS REC •
Marking track numbers manually
You .an mark track nuinbers.it any lime while
recording on an MU
Press KEC • .it Ihc place you want to add a track mark
w hile recording
Marking track numbers automatically
(Track Marking Function)
Tlw deck adds track marks differently in the lullowing
Cases:
• When recording from CUsor MDs with "01*1"
selected by the INPUT button (when recording from
a CD or MD connected through the I >ICilTAL
omcAL IN dMinedor):
1 he deck marks track numbers automatically
according to the tnlormation contained in the source
being recorded
I luwcver, the deck may not automatically mark trai k
numbers when recording from some CD players and
multi dm* players.
• When you make an CD Synchro-Recording Isoe
page** H and '*) or High S|>ccd CD Synchro-Recording
(see page 23k the deck marks tra. k numln-rs
automatically under the control ol the CD player
section.
• In all other cases:
li "T Mark I.Syn" is selected in Setup Menu, the deck
marks a new track number w henever the signal
drops to the specified level or below for about
15 seconds or longer, then rise, to a specified level
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