Each time you record a track, you are using up the time available [memory] on your hard drive. If you were to begin recording a track, and then make a mistake, it is possible to “Undo” any part of the most recent recording. Doing so will remove the recorded data, use less HD space, and reduce fragmentation. <\/p>\n
To use UNDO:
1. Press STOP so the recorder is not playing.<\/p>\n
2. Press the UNDO\/REDO button. The different levels of undo show in the display.<\/p>\n
3. Press Enter\/Yes to execute the UNDO. This will undo the most recent recording.<\/p>\n
IMPORTANT: Choosing to UNDO 1 level will remove the most recent RECORDING or TRACK EDITS, such as TRACK COPY\/CUT\/ERASE\/INSERT\/XCHG\/MOVE. If you turn the VALUE dial to select “level-2,” you will undo the last two times you recorded or performed a track edit. Be careful when using undo, in that you could possibly “UNDO” your entire song if you select levels of Undo than planned. <\/p>\n
The REDO feature can be accessed if you hold SHIFT and press the UNDO\/REDO button, and only allows the VERY LAST “UNDO” to be brought back, and has no access to multiple levels of REDO. <\/p>\n
If you OPTIMIZE your song, all levels of UNDO\/REDO are completely erased and wiped clear from ever accessing them again, thus giving you more recording time. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":0,"template":"","categories":[],"tags":[],"storecat":[],"itemids":[],"manufacturers":[33684],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\t\n