Cross-fade edit recording – Kenwood COMPACT DISC DIGITAL AUDIO UD-703 User Manual
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Cross-fade edit recording
The cross-fade editing may be easier to understand by saying
that it is a function for cross-fading tunes rather than saying
that it edits the order of tunes. This function can be used in
combination with the desired editing method as well as in
simple recording of CD tracks in the order they are recorded on
the CD.
UD-703 only
For the operation of UD-753:
to
UD-7D3/733 (En)
• Load a cassette tape in deck B.
• Select the tape transport direction {◄ or ►
• Select "c:tzi","zzD" (two-side recording).
• Select the Dolby NR mode.
• Select the
"CD”
input. |
»Insert disc(s) in the CD player.
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Apply desired editing to the CD tracks.
(Go directly to step S below if CD tracks are to be
recorded in the order they are recorded on the CD.)
Program editing
Timed editing
• After the editing operation, do not press the
CCRS
key, but return to this
page and go to step
S.
If the
CCRS
key is pressed after editing, the
corresponding edit recording will start in place of cross-fade recording.
Start edit recording.
• The recording level and bias will be adjusted automatically in approx. 90
seconds (variable depending on CD contents), after which recording
starts.
I jsjQ^gg I 1 • If a CD track which has already been faded in or out is recorded by cross-fade recording, the space between the adjacent tune may become
very long.
2. When the timed edit and cross-fade edit recording are combined, the spaces at the two extremities of A and B increase for the amount the
space is increased due to cross-fading.