Pioneer X-NM1 - Manuel (Page 28)

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Making tape recordings 7
Recording from any point
on a CD
It is also possible to start recording at
any point on the disc, but you will have
to stop the recording manually.
1 Press TAPE (
2 3) then load a
cassette into the tape deck.
In order to follow these instructions
more easily, load the cassette with
side A face-up.
2 Check the recording direc-
tion.
If you start recording in the
3
directon, both sides of the tape will be
recorded (unless the erase protect tab
for side B is missing). If you switch
sides and start recording in the
2
direction, then recording will start from
side B and stop when the end of the
tape is reached.
If you need to change the direction,
press
TAPE (
2 3) twice, then 7.
3 Set the reverse mode (p. 17)
• – Record one side only
• or – Record both sides if
recording starts in the
3 (forward)
direction, or one side when it starts in
the
2 (reverse) direction
4 Load the CD you want to
record.
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The CD display showing a disc with 12
tracks and a total playing time of
55:57.
5 If you want to record a
programmed playlist, enter
the track order here.
See Programming the track order on
page 18 for more on how to do this.
6 Pause the disc at that point
you want to start recording.
Since recording starts at any point you
pause playback, make sure the display
shows 0:00 if you plan to start from
the beginning of a track on the disc.
7 Press REC MENU and select
TAPE REC to start recording.
Use the
5 and ∞ buttons to change
the currently displayed option in the
menu. Press
ENTER to select. Press
7
anytime to cancel and exit the menu.
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Once recording starts, the REC
indicator remains lit.
Should you want to stop recording
before the track/disc has finished
playing, simply press
7 any time
during the recording.
The recording may be briefly interrupted
when the tape switches sides.
7
TAPE
ENTER
REC
MENU
PLAY
MODE
Recording over unwanted
material
There are times when you’ve recorded
over another recording but still have
some of the last recording left over on
the tail end of the new one. You can
erase this by recording blank space.
1 Select the TAPE function and
find the place from which you
want to record blank space.
2 Press REC MENU and select
TAPE REC (see step 7 above).
Make sure that the recording direction
is set to record one side only (
) or
you will record over the material on the
other side of the tape too!