User Manual

HINT
• A "take" is a unit of data created for a single recording.
• A "Scene" is a unit containing multiple files and takes that com-
prise a single scene.
Folder and file structure
The folder and file structure differs according to the recording
file format. In addition, the names of folders and files depend
on how scenes are named.
When recording with the
, folders and files are created
on SD cards as shown below.
Folders and files are used to manage scenes and takes.
NOTE
• Enabling recording on SD cards and setting file formats (→ P.25)
• Setting how scenes are named (mode) (→ P.43)
180101-T001.WAV
180101-T003_Tr3.WAV
180101-T003_Tr4.WAV
180101-T003_Tr1.WAV
180101-T003.WAV Scene001-T001.WAV
180101-T003_Tr2.WAV
180102 Scene001
Root
Scene 180101
(1st take)
WAV format
Poly file
Next scene
180101
First scene
User created
folder
Order recorded
→
180101-T002.MP3
Scene 180101
(2nd take)
MP3 format
Stereo file
Scene 180101
(3rd take)
WAV format
Mono files (tracks 1–4)
Scene001-T001_Tr3.WAV
Scene001-T001_Tr4.WAV
Scene001-T001_Tr1.WAV
Scene001-T001_Tr2.WAV
Scene Scene001
(1st take)
WAV format
Mono files (tracks 1–4)
180102-T001_TrL_R.WAV
180102-T001_Tr1_2.WAV
180102-T001.WAV
180102-T001_Tr1_2_D.WAV
Scene 180102
(1st take)
WAV format
Stereo file (track 1–2)
Dual channel recording file (tracks 1–2)
Stereo file (L/R tracks)
180102-T002.WAV
Scene 180102
(2nd take)
WAV format
Poly file
Recording
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Folder and file structure