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Editing entry starting timecodes, 9 – playlist mode – Teac HS-4000 User Manual

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9 – Playlist mode

Editing entry starting timecodes

1. Press the HOME key on the front panel to open the Home

Screen.

2. Touch a file name or title name button to open a pull-down

menu and touch the ADJUST ENTRY button to open the

ADJUST XXX screen ("XXX" is the entry number).

CAUTION

When you open the ADJUST XXX screen, playback stops.

NOTE

You can also open this screen by touching the MENU button

and then touching the ADJUST button in the pull-up menu

when a take is selected on the ENTRY list screen or one of the

key assign buttons on the left is selected on the ASSIGN file

screen.

Use the. and / buttons shown at the top right to open

the ADJUST XXX screen for the previous or next assigned

entry.

3. Touch the Start TC Fade/Level tab to open the following

screen.

4. Touch the EDIT button to open the EDIT START T/C screen

and use its number buttons to change the starting timecode

(START TC).

5. The value shown next to "Start TC" is the timecode of the

start of the selected entry.
Touch the EDIT button in the Start TC item to open the EDIT

START T/C screen where you can edit the timecode of the

beginning of the entry. [This step repeats the previous step.]

Use the FRAME EDIT button on the EDIT START T/C screen to

set whether or not you will edit the frame value.

6. Use the number buttons to input the timecode for the

beginning of the entry.

If you begin input without selecting a digit, input will

start from the smallest one.

To input a specific digit, touch it to make its background

yellow, and then use the number buttons or the DATA

dial to enter two digits at a time.

Touch the CURRENT b button to copy the current

timecode time to the input value.

Touch the CLEAR button to erase all entered values.

7. Touch the ENTER button to confirm the setting.

TIP

You can also use the PLAY key and other transport keys

while listening to the audio to find the location, and then

press the CURRENT b button to input that value here.

This can also be edited using an externally connected

keyboard. Press the keyboard's ESC key to clear all the

values.