Logidy EPSi - 5.2. EPSi “EPDA” Folder; 5.3. File Naming Convention

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be used by the EPSi should be included in that folder. The EPSi ignores all

subfolders in “EPDA”.

5.3. File Naming Convention

The EPSi differentiates impulse response files by looking for a 3 digit indexing

prefix in the file name. When an SD Card is inserted, the EPSi searches for all

files having that prefix and the .WAV extension and then creates a sorted list that

can be scrolled through as the first parameter (1.Sd). The EPSi only looks for 3

digits at the beginning of the file name. The rest of the file name is ignored.

Note: If two Wave files have the same 3 digit prefix, the EPSi lists only one of

them - picking the one somewhat randomly.

On a computer a file name might look like this:

123 impulse response name.wav

The EPSi shows the file as:

Note: The indexing prefixes in a list of files do not need to be contiguous. The

EPSi only displays any combination of the 1000 available (000 to 999) that

actually exists in the EPDA folder.