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Chapter 17

Eventually you will probably need to remove songs from the 
hard drive. This may be done to increase the amount of 
recording time available on the drive or because you no 
longer need to keep a particular song. The Song Erase 
function is used to delete song data from the current drive. If 
you would like to use a song at a later time, make sure you 
back that song up (p. 232) before you erase it, since the Song 
Erase operation cannot be undone.

1. Select the drive that contains the song you want to erase 

2. Hold [SHIFT] and press [F1 (SONG)]. 

The Song Menu icon appears in the display.

3. Press [F6 (Erase)]. 

If “Erase” does not appear in the display above [F6], 
press [PAGE] until “Erase” appears, and then press 
[F6 (Erase)].

4. Use the TIME/VALUE dial to move the cursor to the 

song you want to erase, then press [F3 (MARK)]. A mark 
is placed next to the song. Pressing [F3 (MARK)] 
alternately places or deletes the mark. When [F2 (ALL)] 
is pressed, you can place or remove marks from all songs 
simultaneously.

Or, if you want to cancel the Song Erase operation, press 
[F6 (EXIT)].

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5. Press [F4 (Exec)]. A Song Erase confirmation message 

appears in the display. Press [ENTER/YES] to continue, 
or if you wish to cancel Song Erase, press [EXIT/NO].

6. “Song Erase: Are you really sure ?” appears in the 

display. Press [ENTER/YES] to continue, or if you wish 
to cancel the procedure, press [EXIT/NO].

7. If the song you are erasing is not the current song, 

“STORE Current ?” appears in the display. If you wish to 
save the current song, press [ENTER/YES]. Otherwise, 
press [EXIT/NO]. If the current song is a demo song, 
then press [EXIT/NO].

When the Song Erase process is finished, the screen 
returns to the Playlist display.