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Computer Needed!! |
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 No
expensive Mac or extraneous software-laden PC is needed to perform
graphical waveform editing on the HDR24/96. There's no risk of a new
screen saver tanking your whole recording session. Simply plug an
SVGA monitor, PS2 mouse and standard PC keyboard into the HDR24/96's
rear panel ports - and you're ready to go. (Fancy-pants studios pump
the video output into a data-grade projector or flat screen plasma
display to really wow the clients!) |
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Fast,
Powerful, Intuitive Graphical User Interface |
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 Audio
editing with a 20x2 LCD window is like trying to read a newspaper
by looking through a soda straw. And waveform editing? Fuhgedaboudit.
Only with the HDR24/96's GUI can you unleash true creativity. The
most intricate tasks such as slipping, trimming, looping, fading and
cross-fading tracks are so easy you'll wonder if you even did them!
(Trust us, you have.) And you probably won't even have to crack open
the Owner's Manual. |
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Easy
Navigation |
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 One
of the most time-consuming tasks in working with a DAW is navigating
around the GUI - going from an overview of your project, then down
to the track, then to the audio data that you need to select and edit.
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addition to lots of on-screen navigation tools and keyboard short-cuts,
the HDR24/96 has an exclusive "Dive Key". Position the mouse anywhere
on the track overview and press the 'Z' key on your keyboard. You
are instantly zoomed to where you can immediately select, nudge, trim
and edit. Letting go of the 'Z' key pops you right back out. Cool. |
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Standard
Cut, Copy, Paste Editing |
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 All
that time you spent with your nose pressed to the screen of a word
processor or spreadsheet isn't about to go to waste. The HDR24/96
uses all of the standard editing keyboard shortcuts you're so familiar
with. Cut, Copy and Paste may seem like simple editing commands, but
this is the real power of hard disk-based recorders. It's the type
of editing that gets done most of the time. The HDR24/96's GUI makes
it a breeze. |
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One
of the most time-consuming tasks in working with a DAW is navigating
around the GUI - going from an overview of your project, then down
to the track, then to the audio data that you need to select and edit.
All
that time you spent with your nose pressed to the screen of a word
processor or spreadsheet isn't about to go to waste. The HDR24/96
uses all of the standard editing keyboard shortcuts you're so familiar
with. Cut, Copy and Paste may seem like simple editing commands, but
this is the real power of hard disk-based recorders. It's the type
of editing that gets done most of the time. The HDR24/96's GUI makes
it a breeze.
