63
Whitetail Sounds
078
079
The above example shows the category layout for three categories:
Coyote Vocals, Fox Vocals, and Whitetail Sounds. The sounds listed
beneath each category name are the sounds that comprise that
category.
Through simple editing of this file, you can easily build your own
category names and associated sound lists. The best way to go about
doing this is to have your Fusion remote control next to you. Turn it on
and access the sound list. Next to each one of the sounds is a three digit
number. This number is prefixed to the sound name by the Fusion
remote. Let’s say you want to create a raccoon category. Look through
your sound list and find your raccoon sounds. For this example, let’s say
that you encounter 5 raccoon sounds in your sound list on sounds 090 –
094. Open the ‘categories.txt’ file and add the following:
Example ‘categories.txt’ File
Raccoon Sounds
090
091
092
093
094
Save the file and exit. You have now successfully created your very first
sound category. As you can see, the process is very simple to do. The
first line is the name of the category which appears in plaintext.
Beneath that category name you list the sounds numerically based
upon their assignment within the Fusion remote control.
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