User Manual

SOUNDS AND PATCHES
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When navigating in the Browser, items are shown as a hierarchical list in a selected root folder, just like in your com-
puter’s file browser (Finder on Mac and Explorer on Windows).
All folders and sub-folders within a root folder are shown, but only files of the relevant type (i.e. songs/samples/
patches etc.) can be viewed/selected in the Browser. For example, if you have selected to browse samples for a NN-
XT device, only audio samples and REX files will be shown in the Browser.
D Click on the plus sign (Win) or arrow (Mac) next to a closed folder to open it. If the folder contains files of the
relevant type, these will be shown.
D Double-clicking a folder in the list opens it as the root folder in the Browser.
• The “Name”, “Modified” and “Size” columns show the name of the folder or file, the modification date and the
size (files only), respectively.
Clicking on a column header sorts the files accordingly (i.e. alphabetically, by modification date or by file size).
D You can use the “Back/Forward” buttons to move between the different locations you have opened in the
Browser.
When you close the Browser the “location list” is cleared.
D Use the “Select Previous/Next” arrow buttons to step between files in the current “Files and Folders” list.
Only files will be stepped through, while folders are skipped.
• The Root Folder drop-down list to the right of the “Back/Forward” buttons allows you to move up in the folder
hierarchy when the Browser points to a specific folder location (see “About hierarchic and flat lists” below).
About hierarchic and flat lists
In certain circumstances the Browser will display a flat list without any folder hierarchy. In such cases there will be an
extra “Parent” column displaying the parent folder location for all files. The “Root Folder” drop-down list will then also
contain a shortcut to the selected file’s parent folder - the “Go To Parent Folder” item.
The Browser display for flat lists
Flat lists are shown in the following cases:
• When the Browser is showing a search result - see “Using the “Search” function”.
• When the Browser is showing a Favorites folder list - see “Favorites Lists”.
• When the Browser is showing a browse list stored for a device in a saved song - see “About browse lists”.
The “Parent” column