User Manual

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■ Take names
Structure Explanation
Scene001-001
Take number
(001–999)
Scene number
(1-9999)
Scene
Name
Scene name: Select none, the folder
name, the date or a name input by the
user ( →P.45).
Scene number: Press
+ to
increase the number by one.
Take number: This number increases
by 1 with each recording made with
the same scene name and scene
number.
■ Audio le names
File names given by the differ according to polyphonic, mono and
stereo file formats. Track numbers and other data are added to file
names.
File names
File names are given according in the following formats.
Type Structure Explanation
Poly le
Scene001-001.wav
Take name
This is a le created by
polyphonic recording.
Audio for multiple tracks
is recorded to a single
le.
Mono le
Scene001-001_Tr1.wav
Take name
Track number
This is a le created by
monophonic recording.
Stereo le
Scene001-001_Tr1_2.wav
Take name
Track number
This is a le created by
stereophonic recording.
Float le
in Dual
mode
Scene001_001_32FP.wav
Float le characters
This is a 32bit Float
WAV le created when
in Dual recording mode.
Long
recording
le
Scene001_001_0002.wav
Long recording le number
This is a le created
automatically when the
le size exceeded 2 GB
during recording. The
long recording le num-
ber increases one each
time the le changes.
HINT
When recording with a Mono/Stereo setting, the audio les are saved in a
take folder that is created.