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Chapter 10 Track and Phrase Editing
Track Time Compression/
Expansion
Expansion
This operation allows you to expand or compress the
playback time of a track or a group of tracks by a specified
time. You can specify the amount of time compression or
time expansion in a range of 75-125%, but the more extreme
the setting, the more the sound quality may be affected. We
recommend you try to keep the compression and expansion
within a range of 93-107%.
playback time of a track or a group of tracks by a specified
time. You can specify the amount of time compression or
time expansion in a range of 75-125%, but the more extreme
the setting, the more the sound quality may be affected. We
recommend you try to keep the compression and expansion
within a range of 93-107%.
fig.04-29
* Track Compression/Expansion creates new performance data
with a different playback time. For this reason, it cannot be
executed if there is not sufficient space on the current drive.
executed if there is not sufficient space on the current drive.
* It is not possible to use Time Compression/Expansion when
the elapsed time from the Start Point to the End Point or from
the Start Point to the To Point is less than 0.5 seconds.
the Start Point to the To Point is less than 0.5 seconds.
* Do not time compress audio to a period of 0.5 seconds or
shorter. Any sound 0.5 seconds or shorter will not be played.
1. Hold [SHIFT] and press [F2 (TRACK)].
2. Make sure “Track Edit Menu” appears in the display.
If it does not, press [F1 (Tr/Ph)] once.
3. Press [F3 (CmpEx)].
If you don’t see “CmpEx” above [F3], press [PAGE] until
“CmpEx” appears, and then press [F3 (CmpEx)].
“CmpEx” appears, and then press [F3 (CmpEx)].
4. Press the Track STATUS button to specify the track to be
time-compressed or -expanded. The STATUS button
turns red, indicating it is the track to be edited. You can
press more than just one STATUS button if you wish to
edit more than just one track. If you press a STATUS
button and then change your mind, press it again to
change it back to green.
turns red, indicating it is the track to be edited. You can
press more than just one STATUS button if you wish to
edit more than just one track. If you press a STATUS
button and then change your mind, press it again to
change it back to green.
*
If you want to select TR 1-12, press [FADER/MUTE] several
times until the “TR” indicator lights.
times until the “TR” indicator lights.
If you want to select TR 13-18, press [FADER/MUTE] several
times until the “TR” indicator blinks.
times until the “TR” indicator blinks.
→
Alternate method:
a.
Press [F1 (SelTr)].
b.
Press [
], [
], [
], and [
] to move the
cursor to the track you want to time compress.
c.
Press [F3 (MARK)].
d.
If [F2 (All)] is pressed, all tracks are selected to be
cut.
cut.
e.
Press [F1 (Back)].
fig.04-30
5. [
], [
], [
], and [
] to move the cursor.
Set the START and END values.
A quick way to enter edit points (START, END, FROM, and
TO) is to create a locator for each edit point (p. 43) before
entering the edit screen. Then go to the desired edit screen
(such as Erase, Copy, Cut). You can enter your edit points by
pressing a LOCATOR button and then holding [SHIFT] and
pressing [LOC 1] to enter that point as the START time,
[SHIFT] + [LOC 2] to enter that point as the END time,
[SHIFT] + [LOC 3] to enter that point as the FROM time, or
[SHIFT]+ [LOC 4] to enter that point as the TO time.
TO) is to create a locator for each edit point (p. 43) before
entering the edit screen. Then go to the desired edit screen
(such as Erase, Copy, Cut). You can enter your edit points by
pressing a LOCATOR button and then holding [SHIFT] and
pressing [LOC 1] to enter that point as the START time,
[SHIFT] + [LOC 2] to enter that point as the END time,
[SHIFT] + [LOC 3] to enter that point as the FROM time, or
[SHIFT]+ [LOC 4] to enter that point as the TO time.
Start
To
End
Time
Start
End To
Time
Example 1: Compression
Example 2: Expansion