Pioneer MJ-D508 - Manual (Page 35)

Dividing a Track into Two
If you recorded two pieces of music that run into each other without a break through the analog inputs, the recorder
wouldn't have automatically given them their own track numbers. After the recording is complete, you might want to assign
the two tracks different track numbers. Use the divide function to do this. The recorder inserts the new track number and
shunts all the subsequent tracks up one automatically.
You can split any track into two at anytime using the divide function, so you can, for example, divide up a long track into
several parts for easy searching, and so on.
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Start playing the track you want to divide.
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Press II (pause) at the point where you want to
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Press EDIT/NO.
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The edit menu appears in the display.
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Turn the jog dial and select Divide.
On the remote control use the and buttons.
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Press the jog dial (ENTER) to input the division.
On the remote control press enter .
The four-seconds either side of where you pressed pause start playing
alternately and repeatedly.
Use the and buttons to adjust the dividing
point backwards or forwards.
The display indicates how far you've moved the dividing point, and the
segments continue to play giving you aural feedback.
❖ You can move the break point about 2.5 seconds either direction from
your original point.
❖ Each step indicated in the display corresponds to about 1/100th sec.
❖ To abort the divide function here, press ■ (stop) or edit / no .
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This shows how much you've
adjusted the original dividing point
Press the jog dial (ENTER) to confirm the divide
point.
On the remote control press enter .
❖ If the track you just divided has a name, the recorder gives that name
to both parts automatically. If the disc's User Table of Contents
(UTOC) is full, however, the new track won't be given any name.
❖ You can keep dividing the track (or other tracks on the disc) until you
reach the maximum allowed of 255 tracks.