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About Projects
Removable storage formatted on the R-1000 has the folder configuration shown below. To open a recorded-data file on a
removable storage device connected to a computer, open “Roland” -> “R-1000” -> “PROJS” -> the project folder and then the
song folder. Recorded data is saved in Broadcast Wave Format (BWF).
Never alter the folder configuration on the removable storage. Alteration can cause the R-1000 to improperly recognize project data.
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When you create a new project, the R-1000 creates a new project folder inside the "PROJS" folder. A project contains multiple
songs and the setting parameters. These are common among songs within a project.
• REAC CONFIG
• SYNC
• TRACK NAME
• PATCHBAY
When you start recording, R-1000 creates a new song folder inside the project folder. The song folder name is created from the
start date/time of recording. As an example, if recording was started at 09:00:20 on January 1, 2011, the song folder name will be
“20110101090020”. This timestamp is supplied from R-1000’s internal calendar/clock. Follow the procedure in the separate
“Adjusting the Internal Calendar/Clock” document if you want to set the date and time.
You can change the song name from the date and time to a text string you prefer. Refer to “Changing a Song Name” (p. 58).
When the data recorded on the R-1000 reaches a file size of 2 GB per track, it is automatically split into a new file. At the various different sampling
rates, this splitting occurs automatically at the approximate times shown below.
• 44.1 kHz Approximately 250 minutes
• 48 kHz Approximately 230 minutes
• 96 kHz Approximately 96 minutes
You can also use the method described in “Manually Splitting Recorded Data” (p. 50) to split data manually at the desired time
points during recording.
When you are using a computer to import and edit data recorded on the R-1000, the computer takes a file name in the format shown below.
• TRKxx_yy.wav The “xx” is a take number from 01 to 99, and the “yy” is the track number (01 to 48).
* The take number refers to the number of automatic or manual splits. The take number at the start of recording is “01.” When the data is split, the
subsequent numbers continue in the sequence of “02,” “03,” and so on.
Folder Configuration on Removable Storage
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PROJS
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