MiniDisc Deck Operating Instructions

Other Functions
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You can undo the last edit operation and restore
the contents of the MD to the condition that
existed before the operation. Note, however,
that you cannot undo an edit operation if you
perform any of the following operations after
the edit:
• Perform recording operation by pressing
REC z, etc.
• Perform another editing operation.
• Turn the Net MD function on.
• Change the recorded level after recording (S.F
Edit).
• Turn off the deck or eject the MD.
• Disconnect the mains lead.
1 While the deck is stopped, playing, or
paused, press MENU/NO.
“Edit Menu” appears in the display.
2 Turn AMS (or press ./>
repeatedly) until “Undo?” appears.
“Undo?” does not appear if no editing has
been done.
3 Press AMS or YES.
One of the messages appears depending on
the last edit operation.
4 Press AMS or YES.
“Complete!” appears.
You can change the MD playback speed (pitch).
The tone falls at lower pitches.
Setting the pitch
automatically in steps (Auto
Step Control Function)
You can lower the pitch by up to 36 steps from
the factory setting (“Off”).
1)
1) One octave equals 12 steps.
1 While the deck is stopped, playing, or
paused, press MENU/NO.
2 Turn AMS (or press ./>
repeatedly) until “Setup?” appears,
then press AMS or YES.
3 Turn AMS (or press ./>
repeatedly) until “Pitch” appears, then
press AMS or YES.
4 Turn AMS (or press ./>
repeatedly) to adjust the pitch, then
press AMS or YES.
5 Press MENU/NO.
To recall the factory setting
Press CLEAR while setting the value.
Notes
• When you change the step value, the playback sound
drops out momentarily.
• The step value returns to “Off” (factory setting)
when you turn off the deck or eject the MD.
• When a dot (.) appears to the right of the step value
in the pitch display, this indicates that you have
performed fine adjustment (see “Finely controlling
the pitch (Fine Control Function)” on page 40) and
the pitch value is between steps. (The step and fine
control values are linked.)
Undoing the last edit
— UNDO
Other Functions
Changing the Pitch
— Pitch Control Function
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