ISLA Instruments S2400 User Manual
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Browsing Files and Folders
The S2400 has a file browser that is used for selecting sounds, kits, and projects to load, and for
selecting the folder where a new sample will be saved. The SD card and internal samples can
also be browsed by selecting Browse Files from the File menu.
The top row of the file browser, above the line, shows the action being performed, e.g. Load Kit,
or Select Sample Folder. Below the line is the list of folders and files.
The first row of the list has the name of the current folder, and to the left of that, an up arrow.
Highlight the up arrow and press Enter or the Encoder to go up one level in the folder structure.
Pressing Shift+Back has the same effect.
When the action is selecting a folder, the current folder name is highlightable and clickable. This
is necessary to select a folder that has sub-folders.
Arrows/Encoder: Highlights the next or previous file/folder.
Shift+Arrows/Encoder: Scrolls to the first or last file.
Arrows Autorepeat: Scrolls a file list by a page at a time.
Encoder fast turn: Scrolls a file list by a page at a time.
Back: Exits the file browser.
Shift+Back: Goes up one folder level.
Enter/Encoder Press: When a folder is highlighted, navigates into the folder. When a file is
highlighted selects that file and exits the file browser.
File Browser F-Keys: Several common file system functions are available while browsing.
Note: Do not rename files that are inside project or kit folders. Use the rename project, kit, or
track functions. See the Files and SD Card section for more details.
F1: File/Folder Info – Shows the file size of any file. For folders, shows the file count and total
size. For WAV files, shows the length, channels, sample rate, bit depth, BPM estimation, and
note detection. If F1 is pressed when “SD Card” is selected, shows card capacity used space, free
space, and free time (how many minutes of samples can be saved). Arrow keys or encoder can
be used in the file info screen to scroll to the next/previous file in the current directory.
F2: Make New Folder
F3: Delete File/Folder
F4: Resample a WAV File to 26Khz 12-bit
F5: Preview Sound Settings – When browsing files from “Assign Sound”, the track’s settings
override default preview settings
F6: Rename File/Folder
F7: Time Stretch a WAV file
F8: Lock/Unlock the faders for the current fader mode (see discussion of fader lock)
F9: Lock/Unlock the faders for all fader modes
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