Sony SF-10000 Manual Do Utilizador
Option
Description
Fade In
Type a value in the Fade In box (or use the spinner) to set the default length of the fade in between the
processed and unprocessed signal.
processed and unprocessed signal.
Click the Fade Curves button (
) and choose a curve type from the menu to set the speed of the
fade in.
Fade Out
Type a value in the Fade Out box (or use the spinner) to set the default length of the fade out between
the processed and unprocessed signal.
the processed and unprocessed signal.
Click the Fade Curves button (
) and choose a curve type from the menu to set the speed of the
fade out.
Labels tab
The Labels tab allows you modify the default names that are assigned to data windows, regions, and markers.
Editing default data window names
The Window labels section of the Labels tab allows you to modify the names that are assigned to new data windows when you create a
new data window or choose Create a new window for each take from the Mode drop-down list in the Record dialog.
new data window or choose Create a new window for each take from the Mode drop-down list in the Record dialog.
1.
From the Options menu, choose Preferences, and click the Labels tab.
2.
Select the New window prefix check box and type a prefix in the box if you want to display a name in the new window's title bar.
Clear the check box if you do not want to include a prefix (if you want to number windows only, for example).
Clear the check box if you do not want to include a prefix (if you want to number windows only, for example).
3.
Select the Use counter and start at check box and type a number in the box if you want to number new data windows.
4.
Select the Insert leading zeros in field width of check box and specify a field width if you want to use leading zeros in window
names. For example, if you specify a field width of 3, windows numbered 1 to 99 would be numbered 001 to 099.
names. For example, if you specify a field width of 3, windows numbered 1 to 99 would be numbered 001 to 099.
5.
Click the OK button.
Editing default region names
The Region Labels section of the Labels tab allows you to modify the names that are assigned to regions when you insert regions or
choose Multiple takes creating regions from the Mode drop-down list in the Record dialog.
choose Multiple takes creating regions from the Mode drop-down list in the Record dialog.
1.
From the Options menu, choose Preferences, and click the Labels tab.
2.
Select the Label Regions check box to display text labels for regions in the data window when you insert regions or choose
Multiple takes creating regions from the Mode drop-down list in the Record dialog.
Multiple takes creating regions from the Mode drop-down list in the Record dialog.
3.
Adjust additional settings as necessary:
Item
Description
Prefix
Type a prefix in the box if you want to assign a name to new regions. Clear the check box if you do not
want to include a prefix (if you want to number regions only, for example).
want to include a prefix (if you want to number regions only, for example).
Use counter and start at
Select this check box and type a number in the box if you want to number new regions.
Insert leading zeros in field
Select this check box and specify a field width if you want to use leading zeros in region names. For
width of
example, if you specify a field width of 3, regions numbered 1 to 99 would be numbered 001 to 099.
4.
Click the OK button.
Editing default marker names
The Marker labels section of the Labels tab allows you to modify the names that are assigned to markers when you insert markers
during playback or recording.
during playback or recording.
1.
From the Options menu, choose Preferences, and click the Labels tab.
2.
Select the Label Markers check box to display text labels for markers in the data window when you insert markers.
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