12
Recording
Monitoring Sound Inputs
(Input Monitor)
If the
z
(REC) button is pressed when no disc has
been inserted, you can make the selected input signal a
monitor output. During input monitoring, if an analog
input is selected, “AD-DA” will be displayed. If a
digital input is selected, “-DA” will be displayed.
Marking Track Numbers
while Recording (Track
Marking)
There are two methods of adding track numbers:
Manual track marking, in which you can add track
numbers to suit your own timing, and auto track
marking, which adds track numbers automatically.
Select which method you want in “TrMark/Lsync” in
to the Setup Menu.
TrMark/Lsync
ON: Auto track marking is enabled. The L.SYNC
mark in the display window will light. In this
setting, you cannot mark track numbers
manually.
OFF: Auto track marking is disabled. Manual track
marking is enabled, and you can add track
numbers manually.
For operation details, refer to page 33, “Setup Menu
Operations.”
Make the “TrMark/Lsync” settings in stop mode
before starting a recording. You cannot change the
“TrMark/Lsync” setting during recording or in
recording standby mode.
Marking Track Numbers Manually (Manual
Track Marking)
Press the
z
(REC) button during recording to add the
track number in the desired place.
Manual track marking is only possible when “TrMark/
Lsync” is turned OFF (i.e., L.SYNC mark is not lit).
Automatically Marking Track Number (Auto
Track Marking/Level Sync)
Automatic track marking is possible when “TrMark/
Lsync” is turned ON (i.e., L.SYNC mark is lit). The
operation is different for analog input and digital
input.
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REC
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REC LEVEL
L.SYNC
REC
ANALOG
• ANALOG (UNBALANCE) Input
You can adjust the recording level using the REC
LEVEL control on the front panel.
• ANALOG (BALANCE) Input
You can adjust the recording level using both LEVEL
adjustment (CH-1/CH-2) on the back panel and the
REC LEVEL control on the front panel. Normally,
the LEVEL control on the front panel is set to the
position of 5, and an analog reference signal is input
to perform LEVEL adjustment on the back panel.
z
Level adjustment on the front panel ranges from –
∞
dB
to about +12 dB as the reference of the position of 5.
The range of level adjustment on the back panel is
variable (about 20 dB) from the minimum to the
maximum. A +4 dBu input signal is set to about –20 dB at
the level meter when the CD recorder is shipped from the
factory.
• Digital Input (COAXIAL, OPTICAL, AES/EBU)
You can adjust the level of selected input in the
Setup menu. You can also adjust the level using the
LEVEL
+
/
_
button of the remote control.
Adjustable range of COAXIAL or OPTICAL input
Mute to +12.04 dB
Adjustable range of AES/EBU input
Mute to +12.0 dB
• Monitor Sound Output During COAXIAL or
OPTICAL Input Recording
With monitor output to the COAXIAL or OPTICAL
input terminal during recording of COAXIAL or
OPTICAL input, input signals are output without
adjustment. Consequently, in this case sounds in
which recording level adjustment is not reflected are
output, but the sound recorded on the disc is the
adjusted one.
• Level Meter
When the level reaches –0.5 dB, the 0 dB indicator
lights, and the OVER indicator lights with full bits (0
dB).
Adjusting Right and Left
Level Balance
With analog input, you can adjust the left and right
volume balance using “ANA L/R Bal” in the Setup
menu. (With digital input, you cannot adjust the left
and right volume balance.) For operation details, refer
to page 33, “Setup Menu Operations.”
Adjusting the Recording
Level
Recor
ding
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