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PUNCH-IN/OUT RECORDING
Punch-in/out recording makes it possible to re-record a short segment of
'brush up" an important passage. You "punch-in" at the point where you begin recording the new segment, and "punch-out" at the
end of the new segment so that the previously-recorded material is not erased.
Punch-in/out Using the REC SELECT Switches
1. Start the deck running — a few measures before the sec-
tion to be re-recorded begins — in the record-ready mode
by pressing the REC button and then the PLAY button with
all track REC SELECT switches set to OFF. The red REC
LED will flash indicating that the transport is in the record-
ready mode. The PHONES SELECT switch should be set
to MONITOR so you can hear all the tracks.
2. At a convenient break in the track switch the track to be
corrected to the record mode (punch-in by switching the
REC SELECT switch for that track to the appropriate rec-
ord position) and start playing the new material to be re-
corded. The REC LED will light continuously as soon as
the REC SELECT switch is set to a record position.
3. At the end of the re-recorded segment switch the track
back to the play mode (punch-out by switching the REC
SELECT switch for that track to OFF). The red REC LED
will begin to flash.
All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com
Footswitch Punch-in/out
1. Plug a YAMAHA FS-3 (optional) footswitch into the MT100
2. Set the REC SELECT switch for the track to be punched-in
3. Press the PLAY button to start the transport running in the
4. Press the footswitch to punch-in. The red REC LED will
5. Press the footswitch a second time to punch-out. The red
an otherwise
perfect track in order to correct a mistake or
PUNCH l/O jack.
to the appropriate record position, and press the REC but-
ton to activate the rec/pause mode. The red REC LED
should flash instead of lighting continuously. lf the red REC
LED lights continuously, press the footswitch once so that it
flashes.
record-ready mode.
light continuously.
REC LED will begin to flash.
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