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Undo an Edit Operation
The Undo function will remove the last Edit operation. As such, it is valuable for fixing
mistakes. Remember that only the last edit operation can be Undone. Operations that can be
Undone include: CUT, INSERT, BLEEP, INSERT RECORD and certain ERASE functions.
If uncertain about what the last operation was that will be Undone, hold ALT + UNDO to
display the last type of edit performed. (Erasures of audio within a File can be Undone;
erasures of Files or Directories cannot.) Whenever a mistake has been made, press the UNDO
key before moving ahead.
To Undo the Last Editing Operation
• Press the UNDO key.
• Press UNDO a second time to restore the operation.
UNDO is also used with the MARK, ERASE and BLEEP keys to remove marks, and regions of
audio that have been Erased or replaced with a Bleep. To perform these functions:
• Use the EDIT IN and EDIT OUT keys to define the area containing Marks to be
removed; while holding the UNDO key, press MARK.
• Select the area containing Erased regions of the File to be restored; while holding
the UNDO key, press ERASE.
• Select the area containing Bleeped audio that is to be restored; while holding the
UNDO key, press BLEEP.
To Undo the Last Transport Operation
This allows returning immediately to the Cursor position where the last transport
command was issued. This can be used to repeatedly audition an edit, or recover from
accidentally pressing FF or REW a second time and finding yourself at the beginning or
end of the file.
• Press and hold the UNDO key.
• Press PLAY, REW OR FF.
Solo Buttons
The left or right SOLO keys select a single track of audio, instead of the normal case where
both tracks are heard. It is often desirable to monitor only one channel while doing single-track
editing. For example, it's hard to edit speech if the other track is playing music at the same
time.
Pressing the LEFT SOLO key effectively mutes the right channel, and vice-versa. A SOLO
button is illuminated when active; it is canceled by pressing the illuminated key again. The Solo
keys work only at the Edit level, and their function is canceled when leaving it.
Single Track Editing
All editing operations can be performed on a single track. These include:
• Mark
• Cut
• Copy
• Insert