Fostex VF80EX User Manual

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10Basic Features of VF80EXRemain indicatorRecording methodProgramProgram number/title ("01" is the program number while"#0001" is

100Advanced Operations (VF80EX)Setting the chain play modeWhen you have made the chain play list, set the chainplay mode. The following procedure show

101Advanced Operations (VF80EX)Use the [JOG] dial (or the [CURSOR] keys) to select thedesired step and press the [ENTER/YES] key.The program set to th

102Advanced Operations (VF80EX)To delete the program from the chain play list, select“DEL”. To replace the program with another program,select a desir

103Advanced Operations (VF80EX)Inserting a program to the chain play listYou can insert a program to a desired step in thecurrent chain play list.Foll

104Advanced Operations (VF80EX)Audio CD playback mode<Notes>•You cannot play back an audio CD which is copy-protected.•Never try to play back a

105Advanced Operations (VF80EX)• Varipitch playbackYou can use the varipitch playback function whichallows to alter the playback speed within +/- 6.0

106Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX)Trk 1&2Trk 3&4 Trk 21&22Trk 23&24 Program 1 (P01)Program 2 (P02)Program 99 (P99)Trk 1 & 2 &

107Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX)REC END (07m 00s)of real trackREC END (10m 00s)of additional trackseven minutesAdditionalTracksReal TracksDATSave<

108Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX)Digital equipmentFlashingOFFONMIDIOUTPUT INPUT OUTPUTINPUTPOWERPHANTOMS/P DIF / DATAVF80EXS/P DIF DATA OUTPUTSaving

109Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX)FlashingUse the [JOG] dial to select the program to be savedand press the [ENTER/YES] key.The display shows the &quo

11Basic Features of VF80EXInput monitor and Repro monitorEventAdditional trackTrack 1Track 2Track 3Track 4Track 5Track 6Track 7Track 8Track 9Track 10T

110Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX)FlashingOFFONMIDIOUTPUT INPUT OUTPUTINPUTPOWERPHANTOMS/P DIF / DATADigital EquipmentVF80EXS/P DIF DATA INPUTLoading

111Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX)You can select a load destination program from existingprograms on the current drive as well as "New PGM".

112Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX)With a CD-R/RW drive, you can use not only CD-RW discs but also CD-R discs. Note that CD-Rdiscs has some restrictio

113Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX)Save/load of Song Data Using a CD-R/RW driveThe save/load operation using a CD-RW/CD-R disc is performed in the foll

114Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX)After turning on the VF80EX, insert a disc to the CD-R/RW drive.Press the [SETUP] key of the VF80EX to enter thesetu

115Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX)<About save error>If an error occurs for some reason during the saveoperation, the error message as below appe

116Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX)Immediately after completing erasing the disc, thedisplay shows the same screen (for selecting a pro-gram to be save

117Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX)Press the [SETUP] key to enter the setup mode.The display shows the screen for selecting the setupmenu.Use the [JOG]

118Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX)When completing the load operation, “Load Com-pleted!” appears on the display (as shown below) andthe VF80EX stops a

119Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX)Saving a WAV fileSong data can be saved to or load from a CD-R/CD-RW disc by the FDMS-3 (Fostex Disk Management Syst

12Basic Features of VF80EXTime Base...ABSMTC00M 00S 00M 03S 00M 06S00H 59M 57S 01H 00M 00S 01H 00M 03SBAR/ /CLK001BAR 1- 002BAR 1 002BA

120Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX)Flashing7After selecting the track(s), press the [ENTER/YES]key.The display shows the screen for selecting a WAV fil

121Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX)•Showing the title and "-****MB":Even if the specified file is deleted, the space forcreating a new WAV fi

122Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX)###### 01. WAV###### 02. WAV###### 24. WAV<About WAV files saved>• WAV file structureA WAV file on the backup

123Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX)6Loading a WAV filePress the [SETUP] key to enter the setup mode.The display shows the screen for selecting the Setu

124Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX)****** 01. WAV****** 12. WAVBackup Disk 1****** 13. WAV****** 24. WAVBackup Disk 2<< Special loading method wh

125Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX)Making an audio CDThe following procedure describes how to record mastered songs (using the internal mastering funct

126Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX)About “Copy protection” settingYou can restrict the disc copy (duplication) capa-bility of an audio CD you are going

127Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX)When the recording ends, “Save Completed!” appearson the screen, while the disc is automatically ejectedfrom the CD-

128Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX)<Details of Mark Enable setting>The Mark Enable setting selects enabling or disabling marks registered between

129Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX)Loading from an audio CDYou can load a desired song to the VF80EX from an audio CD you created by recording on a CD-

13Names and functions (VF80EX)Rear panelTop panelOFFONMIDIOUTPUT INPUT OUTPUTINPUTPOWERPHANTOMS/P DIF / DATALOCATE ABS 0LOCATE REC ENDSELTIMEBASECURSO

130Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX)Warning!You are responsible for use of this digital de-vice. Be sure to abide by the copyright condi-tions of the s

131Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX)Press the [ENTER/YES] key.The selected track (“01”, in this example) is set, whilethe screen changes as below.910Use

132Save/Load of Song data (VF80EX)<Hint>To play back a desired loaded track on the current drive, carry out the following operation dependingon

133SETUP mode (VF80EX)SETUP modeThe SETUP mode of the VF80EX offers various menu items including the following types.• "Setting" menu• "

134SETUP mode (VF80EX)Setting a time signature [“Signature Set”]Select a program to which you want to set the timesignature.On the Select Menu screen

135SETUP mode (VF80EX)<Note>You cannot delete the “001BAR“ of “001BAR 4/4 .”• Editing a time signature eventOn the "Signature Set" s

136SETUP mode (VF80EX)Tempo MapTime signature settingTempo setting001 BAR 4/4 005 BAR 3/4 001 BAR 1 = 120003 BAR 1 = 90005 BAR 3 = 60007

137SETUP mode (VF80EX)• Deleting a tempo eventSetting the Metronome function [“Click ”]<Note>Metronome sound will be output from track 6.For th

138SETUP mode (VF80EX)Use the [JOG] dial to select the desired option andpress the [ENTER/YES] key.Setting MIDI sync signal output signal [“Midi Sync

139SETUP mode (VF80EX)Setting an MTC Offset mode [“Offset Mode”]On the Select Menu screen of the SETUP mode, se-lect "Offset Mode" and press

14Names and functions (VF80EX)LOCATE ABS 0LOCATE REC ENDSELTIMEBASECURSORPHANTOMACCESSPEAKCH ON/OFFLRGUITARGUITARLINE MIC LINE MIC MIN MAXMASTERING TR

140SETUP mode (VF80EX)Use the [JOG] dial to select the desired offset modeand press the [ENTER/YES] key.The selected offset mode will be set.Setting t

141SETUP mode (VF80EX)Setting the Recording protect function [“Rec Protect”]Using the "Rec Protect" menu item, you can select the recording

142SETUP mode (VF80EX)Setting Digital input [“Digital In”]Using the [Digital In] menu item, you can select whether or not assigning the S/PDIF digital

143SETUP mode (VF80EX)Use the [JOG] dial to select a desired MIDI device IDnumber, and press the [ENTER/YES] key.The selected ID number is set.Press t

144SETUP mode (VF80EX)Use the [JOG] dial to select "On" or "Off", and pressthe [ENTER/YES] key.The selected option is set.Fader Fi

145SETUP mode (VF80EX)Use the [JOG] dial to select the desired option, andpress the [ENTER/YES] key.The selected option is set.Fader Recall mode Setti

146Specifications (VF80EX)BasicChannelFunction...DefaultChangedTransmittedRecognizedRemarksModeDefaultMessageAlteredNoteNumber:True V

147Specifications (VF80EX)Command list Movement (Recorder)01: STOP STOP02: PLAY PLAY03: DEFERRED PLAY DEFERRED PLAY04: FAST FORWARD F FWD05: REWIND RE

148Specifications (VF80EX)MaintenanceSpecificationsRecording/ReproducingRecording Medium : 3.5 inch, hard disk (E-IDE type)Recording Format : FDMS-3 (

149Specifications (VF80EX)GeneralDimensions : 307 (W) x 108 (H) x 217 (D) mmWeight : Approx. 3.3kgPower Supply : 120VAC 60Hz, 230V~ 50/60Hz (AC inlet

15Names and functions (VF80EX)LOCATE ABS 0LOCATE REC ENDSELTIMEBASECURSORPHANTOMACCESSPEAKCH ON/OFFLRGUITARGUITARLINE MIC LINE MIC MIN MAXMASTERING TR

150Specifications (VF80EX)LOCATE ABS 0LOCATE REC ENDSELTIMEBASECURSORPHANTOMACCESSPEAKCH ON/OFFLRGUITARGUITARLINE MIC LINE MIC MIN MAXMASTERING TRAINI

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16Names and functions (VF80EX)LOCATE ABS 0LOCATE REC ENDSELTIMEBASECURSORPHANTOMACCESSPEAKCH ON/OFFLRGUITARGUITARLINE MIC LINE MIC MIN MAXMASTERING TR

17Names and functions (VF80EX)<Caution>Do not turn off the VF80EX power while this indicatorlights. Data recorded in the disk may be erased.25.

18Names and functions (VF80EX)In the example below, pressing the [SETUP / F1]key, [TIME BASE SEL / F2] key or [UNDO/REDO / F3]key executes "RECAL

19Names and functions (VF80EX)OFFONMIDIOUTPUT INPUT OUTPUTINPUTPOWERPHANTOMS/P DIF / DATA49505152 5354 5556Rear panelSide panel56. CD-R/RW drive• Afte

2Safety Instructions/PrecautionsCAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).NO USER - SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.REFER S

20About the hard disk storage device (VF80EX)“Standard”“Erase”“Quick”orFlashingAbout the hard disk storage deviceThe VF80EX is complete with a 3.5-inc

21About the hard disk storage device (VF80EX)Select the format type with the [CURSOR / ] key. Thenpress the [ENTER/YES] key.The format type select

22About the hard disk storage device (VF80EX)12341243Unscrew the four screws from the bottom of the mainunit that are fixing the panel.Turn over the p

23About the hard disk storage device (VF80EX)<Normal Screen>Formatting the Hard diskCarefully follow the instructions below to newlyformat the h

24Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX)Basic Recording and PlaybackThis chapter describes the basics of recording and playback audio using the VF80EX.Befo

25Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX)PHANTOMACCESSPEAKCH ON/OFFLRGUITARGUITARLINE MIC LINE MIC MIN MAXMASTERING TRAININGEFFECTEQPANSCENE SEQ.SCENETRACKT

26Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX)Normal screenNormal screen with BAR/BEAT/CLK time baseNormal screen with MTC time baseScreen example while starting

27Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX)BALANCEUNBALANCETRIMPEAKCH ON/OFFBALANCEUNBALANCETRIMPEAKCH ON/OFFTRACK 1TRACK 2TRACK 3TRACK 4TRACK 5TRACK 6TRACK 7

28Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX)12345LOCATE ABS 0LOCATE REC ENDSELTIMEBASECURSORPHANTOMACCESSPEAKCH ON/OFFLRGUITARGUITARLINE MIC LINE MIC MIN MAXMA

29Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX)67891011LOCATE ABS 0LOCATE REC ENDSELTIMEBASEUNDO / REDOSETUPPUNCH I/OAUTOLOOP PITCH SCRUBVARIF FWDREWINDPLAYSTOPRE

3Safety Instructions/PrecautionsPrecautions• Be sure to connect the VF80EX to the power supplyspecified in the Specifications section of this owner’sm

30Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX)LOCATE ABS 0LOCATE REC ENDSELTIMEBASECURSORPHANTOMACCESSPEAKCH ON/OFFLRGUITARGUITARLINE MIC LINE MIC MIN MAXMASTERI

31Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX)678910<Note>: Set the gain not to light the [PEAK] indica-tor. When the [PEAK] indicator lights, the input le

32Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX)Mark functionThe VF80EX has the Mark function which allows you to set marks at the desired positions in a song.You

33Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX)PHANTOMACCESSPEAKCH ON/OFFLRGUITARGUITARLINE MIC LINE MIC MIN MAXMASTERING TRAININGEFFECTEQPANSCENE SEQ.SCENETRACKT

34Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX)31During playback, this counter shows the currentrecorder position in real time.2The time (or bar/beat) stored is s

35Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX)123Showing a mark.1234Blinking56• Taking a mark point in the punch in or punch out pointYou can take a mark point i

36Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX)112MASTERING TRAININGEFFECTEQPA NSCENE SEQ.SCENETRACKMIX PARAMETERPGMFADERMAPON/OFF2TRK MODEBOUNCEEDITREC EFF[PAN]

37Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX)342341MASTERING TRAININGEFFECTEQPANSCENE SEQ.SCENETRACKMIX PARAMETERPGMFADERMAPON/OFF2TRK MODEBOUNCEEDITREC EFF[EFF

38Basic Recording/Playback (VF80EX)PHANTOMACCESSPEAKCH ON/OFFLRGUITARGUITARLINE MIC LINE MIC MIN MAXMASTERING TRAININGEFFECTEQPANSCENE SEQ.SCENETRACKT

39Mixer Functions (VF80EX)Normal screenLOCATE ABS 0LOCATE REC ENDSELTIMEBASECURSORPHANTOMACCESSPEAKCH ON/OFFLRGUITARGUITARLINE MIC LINE MIC MIN MAXMA

4Contents (VF80EX)“See this page” information by subjectThe following shows reference pages where you can find information you need.See also “The tabl

40Mixer Functions (VF80EX)FlashingEFFECTEQPANSCENE SEQ.SCENEMIX PARAMETERFADERMAPON/OFF12435Mix parameter sectionThe Mix parameter section provides fi

41Mixer Functions (VF80EX)Flashing123456Editing EQThe VF80EX is equipped with 2-band (HI and LO) EQ for Tracks 1 through 6.36 preset entries are avail

42Mixer Functions (VF80EX)GainFreq.QLO HI+6.0-12.0400Hz600HzL-S 5.0L01: LightKickCreates a light and jaunty kicksoundGainFreq.QLO HI+7.0+10.0400Hz4kHz

43Mixer Functions (VF80EX)GainFreq.QLO HI-5.0+4.0170Hz5.8kHz0.7H-SL31: Female_VoEffective for a whole chorus part byemphasizing the high frequencyrang

44Mixer Functions (VF80EX)Setting EffectsThe VF80EX provides 38 digital effect types used for the loop effect and 6 types used for the inserteffect. A

45Mixer Functions (VF80EX)How to make the loop effect settingThere are two methods for using the internal effect processor of the VF80EX; "loop e

46Mixer Functions (VF80EX)234561FlashingSetting effect send levelsYou can set send levels from Tracks 1 through 6 to theinternal A.S.P. effect process

47Mixer Functions (VF80EX)12Selecting an effect typePress the [EFFECT] key to bring up the effect type/parameter setting screen.The first time you bri

48Mixer Functions (VF80EX)Turning the effect processor on or offYou can select the on or off of the effect processor.• To turn on the effect processor

49Mixer Functions (VF80EX)Name Parameter type ExplanationL01 Norm HALL REVERB Standard hall reverb; detailed and transparent, with a moderate amount o

Contents (VF80EX)5I want to put a desired name to a program.Please read page 62.I want to record a material while monitoringthe input signal.Please re

50Mixer Functions (VF80EX)Effect parameter detailsThe parameters that can be adjusted will depend on the parameter type.The following describes parame

51Mixer Functions (VF80EX)Chorus effect parameters (parameter type: CHORUS)For effect type 35 of the preceding "Effect type" table, the foll

52Mixer Functions (VF80EX)12341FlashingScene memoryThe VF80EX provides 100 Scene memories (S00 to S99) for each program. You can store a set of desire

53Mixer Functions (VF80EX)1234123235Use the [JOG] dial to select the desired scene numberto be recalled.Press the [SETUP/F1] key while holding down th

54Mixer Functions (VF80EX)1234Scene titleScene numberMark title5Scene sequenceUsing the scene sequence function, you can recall desired scene memories

55Mixer Functions (VF80EX)4123HighlightedDeleting a mark from the mark mapYou can delete an unnecessary mark from the markmap.<Note>You cannot d

56Recorder Functions (VF80EX)The VF80EX is "cueing" in the forward direction.The VF80EX is "cueing" in the backward direction.2131

57Recorder Functions (VF80EX)current scrubbing position4321Digital scrubbingDigital scrubbing can be done between 0x and 1xspeed without changing the

58Recorder Functions (VF80EX)LOCATE ABS 0LOCATE REC ENDSELTIMEBASECURSORPHANTOMACCESSPEAKCH ON/OFFLRGUITARGUITARLINE MIC LINE MIC MIN MAXMASTERING TRA

59Recorder Functions (VF80EX)<Loop Function>Current time (or musical position)The Start point is set to the captured time (or musicalposition),

6Contents (VF80EX)• Safety Instructions ...2• Precautions ...

60Recorder Functions (VF80EX)The "seconds" value flashes.A mark is shown.Flashing123453234512To edit the Start point, press the [ENTER/YES]

61Recorder Functions (VF80EX)3412ProgramThe VF80EX can have up to 99 programs (P01 through P99) and usually each program manages one song.You can make

62Recorder Functions (VF80EX)P01P02P03 P04P05P01P02P03 P04P03 is deleted.1341212Selecting a programWhen more than one program exists on the disk, youh

63Recorder Functions (VF80EX)4325Use the [JOG] dial to highlight (select) the desired pro-gram and then press the [TIME BASE SEL/F2] key whileholding

64Recorder Functions (VF80EX)or "MovePaste"612345Performing Copy (or Move) & PasteSet the Start and End points for the copy (or move)ope

65Recorder Functions (VF80EX)786• To set editing points by marks:Press the [TIME BASE SEL] key.Each data field for the Start, End and To points change

66Recorder Functions (VF80EX)45312Erasing track dataYou can erase a desired part of track data. You canselect a track or tracks (of which you are goin

67Recorder Functions (VF80EX)6• To set editing points by marks:Press the [TIME BASE SEL] key.Each data field for the Start and End points changes tosh

68Recorder Functions (VF80EX)<Example 1> Exchanging Track 8 and Track 24<Example 2> Exchanging Tracks 1&2 and Tracks 7&8<Exampl

69Recorder Functions (VF80EX)12345123BlinkingEditing MarksThis section describes how to edit marks, assuming that more than one mark is already stored

Contents (VF80EX)7Scene sequence ...54Assigning scene memories to the mark map ... 54Deleting a

70Recorder Functions (VF80EX)123456Highlight (and flashes) this point.12345Enter a mark titleYou can enter or edit a title for each mark.While the rec

71Recorder Functions (VF80EX)123412FlashingDeleting a markYou can delete an unnecessary mark.While the recorder is stopped, press the [SCENE SEQ./MAP]

72Advanced Operations (VF80EX)1234512311Advanced OperationsThis chapter describes advanced or useful functions of the VF80EX.Metronome functionThe VF8

73Advanced Operations (VF80EX)112123412Track bounce (Ping-pong recording)When the number of empty tracks is short in the recording process, you can so

74Advanced Operations (VF80EX)2LOCATE ABS 0LOCATE REC ENDSELTIMEBASECURSORPHANTOMACCESSPEAKCH ON/OFFLRGUITARGUITARLINE MIC LINE MIC MIN MAXMASTERING T

75Advanced Operations (VF80EX)111112123Slowing down the playback speedYou can change the playback speed only while therecorder is stopped.When "N

76Advanced Operations (VF80EX)OFFONMIDIOUTPUT INPUT OUTPUTINPUTPOWERPHANTOMS/P DIF / DATASTEREO OUT L, RS/P DIF OUTPUTDigital master recorderAnalog ma

77Advanced Operations (VF80EX)31211234GainFreq. (fixed)Q (fixed)EQ LoEQ Mid00400Hz1kHzL-S 1L0: FLATEQ Hi04kHzH-SComp THSHDComp RatioComp GainAmbience0

78Advanced Operations (VF80EX)GainFreq. (fixed)Q (fixed)EQ LoEQ Mid0+4.0400Hz1kHzL-S 1.0L2: Light MixEQ Hi08kHzH-SComp THSHDComp RatioComp GainAmbienc

79Advanced Operations (VF80EX)The internal mastering mode is an expansion of the mastering mode described earlier.It allows you to record a mixed-down

8Contents (VF80EX)• External MIDI equipment sync system by the slave mode..95Connecting to external equipment ... 95Setup o

80Advanced Operations (VF80EX)Select the desired program for mastering.To select the desired program, while stopped, pressthe [TRACK EDIT/PGM] key whi

81Advanced Operations (VF80EX)Performing internal mastering<Hint>On the mastering screen, you can tailor the soundby adjusting EQ settings (HI,

82Advanced Operations (VF80EX)<Note: There is no need for selecting recording tracks.>In the internal mastering mode, unlike the normal recordin

83Advanced Operations (VF80EX)You can check the "start point" and "end point"which are automatically registered after finishingmas

84Advanced Operations (VF80EX)Unlike the loop effect described earlier in "Mixer Functions", the insert effect is applied when rere-cording

85Advanced Operations (VF80EX)The following explains how to record a guitar solo to track 1 and rerecord it while applying theguitar distortion. Befor

86Advanced Operations (VF80EX)<How to edit parameters>The "L39: Gtr Dist" effect type has 11 parameters asshown below. (Note that the

87Advanced Operations (VF80EX)The final step is to rerecord the recorded "dry" soundon track 1 while applying the effect (guitar distor-tion

88Advanced Operations (VF80EX)• Parameters for distortion effects(Parameter type: DISTORTION)Effect types No.39 through 42 (shown in "Effect type

89Advanced Operations (VF80EX)• Parameters for distortion effects(Parameter type: AMP SIMULATION)Effect type No.43 (shown in "Effect type list&qu

9Basic Features of VF80EXBasic Features of VF80EXThe VF80EX Digital Multitracker incorporates a digital mixer with an 8-track (plus 16-additional tra

90Advanced Operations (VF80EX)TCon 3kTrad Condenser 3k (Low cut: Off)Simulates the sound of a multipurposeprofessional condenser microphone witha larg

91Advanced Operations (VF80EX)OFFONMIDIOUTPUT INPUT OUTPUTINPUTPOWERPHANTOMS/P DIF / DATA1211234Digital recordingYou can digitally record an external

92Advanced Operations (VF80EX)OFFONMIDIOUTPUT INPUT OUTPUTINPUTPOWERPHANTOMS/P DIF / DATALOCATE ABS 0LOCATE REC ENDSELTIMEBASECURSORPHANTOMACCESSPEAKC

93Advanced Operations (VF80EX)LOCATE ABS 0LOCATE REC ENDSELTIMEBASECURSORPHANTOMACCESSPEAKCH ON/OFFLRGUITARGUITARLINE MIC LINE MIC MIN MAXMASTERING TR

94Advanced Operations (VF80EX)1112345612Connecting to external equipmentConnect the VF80EX MIDI IN/OUT to the computer (withMIDI interface) MIDI IN/OU

95Advanced Operations (VF80EX)LOCATE ABS 0LOCATE REC ENDSELTIMEBASECURSORPHANTOMACCESSPEAKCH ON/OFFLRGUITARGUITARLINE MIC LINE MIC MIN MAXMASTERING TR

96Advanced Operations (VF80EX)<Precautions at MTC related setups>The position (ABS 0 or 001BAR/1BEAT/00CLK) when thesetup MTC (MTC offset time)

97Advanced Operations (VF80EX)Chain play functionThe chain play function allows you to play back programs in order according to the "chain play l

98Advanced Operations (VF80EX)Making the chain play listBefore executing chain play, you must make thechain play list by selecting the desired (or all

99Advanced Operations (VF80EX)Press the [EXIT/NO] key.The chain play list is made and the "Chain Play List"screen is dismissed. The display