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Use Short/cut 2000 On-Air with Speed and Confidence

Fast Recording

for On-Air Shows

Events happen fast in broadcasting. So

we've given Short/cut 2000 the ability to

enter RECORD mode immediately, no

matter what mode you're working in.

New recordings can be titled using the

built-in QWERTY keyboard, or if you're in

a hurry, cuts will be auto-named for you.

Even Faster Editing

Once you've completed a recording, it's

easy to precisely locate edit points:

• A large scrub wheel provides an

outstanding simulation of rocking a

tape reel, while an illuminated LCD

shows large waveforms with variable

zoom resolution.

• Just like a word processor, segments

can be highlighted for basic cut-and-

paste operations.With Short/cut 2000's

more advanced capabilities, selected

regions can also be previewed, looped,

gain adjusted or moved.

• Individual ARM buttons even permit

single-track editing and insert recording,

for greater flexibility in preparing news

interviews and call-in segments.

Short/cut 2000 is considerably faster

than the original Short/cut Editor. Most

editing operations now execute about as

quickly as you can press the buttons. (If

you own an "original", we offer a field

upgrade kit giving it the same high-

speed operation.)

Short/cut 2000 is also easy to operate,

thanks to many small design details. For

example, edit marks can be placed on

the fly during recording or playback to

identify regions for instant access in the

future.A FIND command can locate

directly to any point in a recording.And

to quickly retrieve a file, just type its

name on the built-in keyboard.There's

even a ZERO MARK, just like "reset" on a

tape machine.

Real Buttons

for Every Function

Short/cut 2000's real buttons make it

faster to use than a computer editor, and

make it easier for non-technical staff to

produce polished audio.The buttons are

arranged in several logical groups:

• Transport controls include RECORD,

PLAY, STOP, PAUSE, FAST-FORWARD and

REWIND.

• Edit buttons include CUT, COPY,

INSERT, ERASE and UNDO. In addition,

EDIT-IN, EDIT-OUT, MARK, GO-TO and

FIND keys are used to mark and locate

segments during edit operations.

• Even minor items like SAVE, DISPLAY

ZOOM and LOOP are presented as

real keys.

Your Choice of

Removable Media

With the Short/cut 2000, recordings can

be copied to a

variety of

cartridge disks,

and removed

just like a reel of

tape. It's easy to

archive them,

export them to

other 360

Systems products, or using built-in file

translation programs, play them on

equipment from other manufacturers.

A parallel-port (25-pin D) is provided as

standard equipment, and connects to

drives having this interface. (An optional

SCSI card is available on special order to

P E R S O N A L A U D I O E D I T O R

connect drives employing that standard.

The SCSI card can be added after taking

delivery on your Short/cut

2000. See the order form

under accessories.)

Choices for removable

media include the popular

100MB and 250MB Zip

disks, which can store

dozens of sound effects or

music cues at low cost.

Bigger projects can be stored on the 2-

Gigabyte Jaz disk, with over 2 1/2 hours of

audio! Just select a style of disk that

matches your storage needs.

Short/cut 2000 also records almost 12

hours of stereo on its internal hard disk,

affording substantial on-line storage for

work in progress, and for finished

programs going to air.

Cost Effective File Transfers

An exclusive feature of the Short/cut 2000

is 360 Systems' D-NET File Transfer Network.

D-NET uses standard AES digital outputs to

transfer files to other 360 Systems

products for playback.Transfers include

cut names, ID numbers, running times, and

formatting information.

Take it on the Road

You can travel with confidence, thanks

to Short/cut 2000's rugged construction.

And at just under twelve pounds, it goes

everywhere you go. Just plug it in and go

to work. Short/cut 2000 operates from

any of the world's voltages and includes

built-in stereo speakers and a headphone

jack. Unlike many PC editors, Short/Cut

2000 has balanced analog connections

on XLR connectors, and AES/EBU digital

interfaces for a seamless connection to

professional equipment.

The Short/cut 2000 Editor is equally at

home in radio broadcast or TV production.

It's the first choice of audio professionals

in 60 countries around the world.

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