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Organizing your songs

Section 1

Protecting a song (Song Protect)

Even if you have saved an important song to the BR-1600CD’s
hard disk, there is always a possibility that you can
accidentally overwrite audio data and loose irreplaceable
recordings. However, you can use the Song Protect function to
ensure that valuable audio data is protected from being
overwritten.

The message “Save Current?” may be displayed during
the following process. This occurs when the current song
contains audio data, edits, or settings that have not been
saved, and you should press [ENTER/YES] if you want
to save these now. If this will not be necessary, press
[EXIT/NO]. It is important to note, however, that if you
do not save the song at this time, all such audio data,
edits, and settings will be lost and the song will be
restored to its last saved condition.

Protecting a song (Song Protect)

fig.16-05

1.

Press [UTILITY].

The Utility Menu screen will appear.

fig.12-12d

2.

Move the cursor to the SONG icon and press [ENTER/
YES].

Alternatively, you can press [F2] (SONG) if the SONG
icon is currently displayed.

The Song Menu screen will appear.

fig.16-03d

3.

Move the cursor to the PROTECT icon and press
[ENTER/YES].

Alternatively, you can press [F2] (PROTECT) if the
PROTECT icon is currently displayed.

The message “Protect On?” will appear.

fig.16-20d

4.

Press [ENTER/YES].

The current song will be protected.

Up to this point, the message “Save Current?” is
displayed when recorded and edited material is added
to songs. If you want to turn on the Song Protect
function after saving changes to a recording or settings,
press [ENTER/YES] to undo the changes to the
recording or settings, or press [EXIT/NO] to turn on the
protection.

When finished, the message “Complete!” will appear
and the display will automatically return to the top
screen.

When a song has been protected in this way, the song

protection mark (

) will be shown on the display.

Removing song protection

1.

Carry out Steps 1 through 3 as described above in
“Protecting a song.”

The message “Protect Off?” will appear.

fig.16-21d

2.

Press [ENTER/YES].

Protection will be removed from the current song.

When this process has finished, the message
“Complete!” will appear and you’ll automatically be
returned to the top screen.

3.

If you wish to store the Protect Off setting, save the
current song (p. 72).

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