Modular Multitrack Recorder - Tascam

Insert Insert places the contents of the clipboard into the selected track(s) at the In point
time, while moving all subsequent events “down stream” (later in time) by the
length of the inserted event(s).
Before Insert
After Insert
Open Open places a segment of silence into the selected track(s) equal to the time
between the In point register and the Out point register. It functions like an Insert,
slipping all subsequent material on the selected tracks downstream in time. Another
way to say it is that all material on the selected tracks from the In point onward is
moved (or rippled) so that it now begins at the time code location in the Out
register. If the In point is within an audio segment on the track, the segment is split
at the In point, with material before the In point remaining in place and material
after the In point shifted to the position defined in the Out register.
Before Open
After Open
In
In
Register
Out
Out
Register
Clipboard contents
Audio after Insert is
shifted later in time
Undo Undo un-does the last edit operation, which includes undoing the last recording that
was ended by pressing the “stop” transport key (only in Non-Destructive Record).
There are ten levels of undo available, accessed by selecting SHIFT and then
pressing SEL7 one or more times (while the SHIFT key is active).
Redo Redo re-does the last undo edit operation, including restoring recordings that were
undone (only in Non-Destructive Record). There are ten levels of redo possible,
accessed by selecting SHIFT and then pressing SEL8 one or more times while the
SHIFT key is active.
Undo and Redo put the time code registers and Selected tracks to the state they
were in before the edit (undo) or after the edit (Redo).
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