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TASCAM  2488MKII
7 − Recorder
Copying songs
As well as copying songs, so that you can work on another 
version of them, you can also use this menu item as a tool to 
back up songs to another partition (you can also back up to 
CD-R or personal computer, but this is a separate process).
1  Press the 
MENU
 key to open the MENU screen. 
Use the cursor keys to select the SONG item, and 
then press the 
YES/ENTER
 key.
2  At the SONG menu, use the cursor keys to high-
light the COPY option. Press 
YES/ENTER
.
3  Select the song or songs to be copied using the dial 
to highlight the songs and the 
INSERT
 key to place a 
check mark beside them.
 
If you select a song for copying by accident, use the 
DELETE
 key to deselect it.
4  When all the songs to be copied have been marked, 
press the 
YES/ENTER
 key. A list of all the partitions 
available currently is shown.
5  Use the dial to select the partition to which the 
selection will be copied, and press 
YES/ENTER
.
6  The 2488MKII asks you if you are sure that you 
want to make the copy. Press 
YES/ENTER
 to contin-
ue with the operation, and 
NO/EXIT
 to cancel.
CAUTION
Copying a song may take some time. Be patient while 
the song is being copied, and take care not to power 
down the 2488MKII in the middle of a copy operation.
NOTE
If you copy a song to the partition where it was origi-
nally stored, it will be copied with the same title, so 
the list will contain two songs with the same title. If 
you want two copies of the same song on one parti-
tion, you should rename one of the copies immedi-
ately after the copy operation has been carried out.
When you make the selection for copying, only those 
songs in the currently-selected partition are listed. If 
you need to back up from many different partitions, 
you must select each partition in turn and then select 
the songs on the selected partition.
In addition to audio data in the track and the 
“playlist,” 
songs may also contain 
“unused” audio data.
With the 2488MKII, audio data is not erased when a track 
is overwritten, but remains on the hard disk.
Audio data that has been completely overwritten is 
“unused.” The procedure below explains how to erase 
“unused” audio data.
As the illustration shows, if old audio data is not complete-
ly overwritten by new audio data, it will not be erased.
New guitar solo over the old
Old guitar solo (will be deleted)
New guitar solo over the old
Old guitar solo (will not be deleted)
New guitar solo over the old
Old guitar solo (will not be deleted)
Unused audio data in virtual tracks that are not assigned to 
physical tracks can also be deleted (see 
Use the following procedure to delete 
“unused” audio 
data and open more space on the hard disk. This operation 
cannot be undone.
1  Press the 
MENU
 key to open the MENU screen. 
Use the cursor keys to select the SONG item, and 
then press the 
YES/ENTER
 key.
2  At the SONG menu, use the cursor keys to high-
light the DELETE UNUSED option. 
Press 
YES/ENTER
.
3  The 2488MKII asks you if you are sure. 
If you want to delete all the unused portions of 
the song, press 
YES/ENTER
. If you have second 
thoughts, press 
NO/EXIT
.
CAUTION
This operation completely erases unused audio data in 
the song and cannot be undone. You can back up the 
song to CD-R or a personal computer, before perform-
ing this “cleanup” operation. If you change your mind 
later on, you can restore this backed up version.
Erasing unneeded audio data from songs