Roland MP3 Player Roland 8-Channel Recorder and Mixer User Manual

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Overview Quick Guide Getting Ready IN/OUT/Monitor
Recording/Playback
Mixer Timecode File Operation USB Appendix
Recording/Playback
Recording Settings
You can specify the type of le that will be recorded, the recording
source, the sampling rate, and recording format.
Specifying the Input (Recording)
Channels
When recording, turn on the input channels that you want to record
and turn o the other input channels. For details on turning inputs
on/o, refer to “Input Settings” (p. 28).
Selecting the Audio File Type
Select either stereo or mono.
1. Choose [MENU]Ú<REC/PLAY SETUP>Ú<REC FILE>.
2. Touch the desired type.
MIX REC
Here you can choose whether to create a separate stereo two-track
mix project simultaneously while recording the multitrack project.
1. Choose [MENU]Ú<REC/PLAY SETUP>Ú<MIX REC>.
2. If you want to create a two-track mix, touch <ON>.
MEMO
The two-track mix project will be saved with the name “(name of
the multitrack project)_M.”
* MIX REC cannot be used when the sampling rate (p. 36) is 192 kHz.
Choosing the Project Naming Method
Here you can choose whether to name the project by date or by a
specied scene name and sequential number.
1. Choose [MENU]Ú<REC/PLAY SETUP>Ú<PROJECT NAME>.
2. Touch the desired name format.
Setting Explanation
Date Each le name will be the date and time.
U1:–U8:
The name of each le will be the selected text
followed by a sequential number (by default, the
text will be “Scene1”–”Scene8”).
MEMO
• If you choose Date, and the date is (for example) November 24,
2012 at 16:57:00, the project name will be “121124_165700.”
• If you choose “Scene1” as the name, each project le name
will be followed by a four-digit number; e.g., “Scene1_0001,”
“Scene1_0002,” ...
Editing the scene name
3. Touch <EDIT> for the scene name that you want to edit.
4. Touch to move the cursor to the location at
which you want to insert a character.

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