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Chapter 2: Recording on the DPS16
4. In the same way, store the punch out point (OUT point) in the [OUT] key.
5. Press the Quick Function [F4] ( SELECT) key and turn the [JOG] wheel to select the AUTO PUNCH
function.
While the DPS16 displays the Main screen, the [F1] [F4] function keys are used to quickly edit various
internal settings. First, press the [F4] (SELECT) key, then turn the [JOG] wheel to select a function you want to
set. The parameters displayed in the positions of the [F1] [F3] keys vary depending on the function you select.
Use the [F1] [F3] keys to edit the parameters.
6. Press the [F3] key to set the AUTO PUNCH field to on.
Now the Auto Punch In/Out function is turned on.
7. Locate a point a little before the punch in point.
8. Make sure that [RECORD SELECT] key 3 is turned on.
9. Press the [ ] button.
Playback starts. The [ ] button’s LED lights up and the [REC] button’s LED flashes. The previously recorded
sound is played from the recorder section.
10.
When the punch in point is reached, start playing the bass guitar.
When the time counter value reaches the IN point:
The [REC] button’s LED lights up, and the record-ready track starts recording.
When the time counter value reaches the OUT point:
The [REC] button’s LED turns off and the DPS16 automatically resumes playback.
11.
Press the [ ] button to stop playback.
Refer to “Chapter 4: Punch In/Out” on page 49 for more information on the Punch In/Out function.
TIP :
Using the Rehearsal function enables you to practice punch in/out recording. See page 52 for
more information.
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