A sound clip can be imported and saved into a song. Think of it as an extra pair of channels independant of the other 16.
the book wrote:
Sound Clip function
The Sound Clip function lets you record and play back an
input signal without affecting the recorder tracks. You can
use this as a sketch for your ideas for a song or arrangement.
The recording setup for a sound clip is the same as any of the recorder inputs. Again think of a sound clip as just two more independant recording channels.
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The post-fader signal of the stereo output channel can be recorded directly on a sound clip. For
playback, the signal will be sent immediately before the stereo output channel fader. (EQ and
dynamics cannot be applied to the playback of a sound clip.)
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When you record a sound clip, the previous recording will be
lost. Please be aware that the Undo function cannot be used
to recover a deleted sound clip. Even if you save the song
immediately prior to recording a new sound clip, the previous
sound clip will not be restored if you recall the song data.
NOTE
• A popup window will also ask you to confirm that you want to
exit the CLIP screen if you press a key in the Work Navigate
section or Quick Navigate section while playback is stopped
in the CLIP screen.
• The recorded contents of the sound clip are stored for each
song.
This is out of the 1600 manual but seems like I did think there was a time limit on a G. If memory serves , it is longer than the average song.
Where's Manual Boy when ya need 'em ?
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