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Sound Devices Scorpio User Manual

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Scorpio User Guide
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Record/Play
SAMPLE RATE Selects the current sample rate. [44100, 47952,
48000*, 48048, 96000, 192000 Hz]
BIT DEPTH Selects the current bit depth. [16, 24*]
PRE-ROLL TIME Selects the amount of Pre-roll recording. Adjustable
in 1 second increments. *0 s [0-10 s]
POST-ROLL TIME Selects the amount of Post-roll recording. Ad-
justable in 1 second increments. [0-10 s] If a recording is stopped
prematurely, press record within the post-roll time. The machine will
continue to record into the original le. Useful for when directors call
‘cut’ prematurely. During the post-roll period, the transport joystick
ring LED shows orange. Pressing stop again during the post-roll period
cancels the post-roll and stops recording.
TRACK TO MEDIA MENU Selects the sources for each recording
media as well as the type of le recorded. Tracks may be routed to
media to be recorded as AAC (LR or Bus 1,2 only), WAV Mono, or WAV
Poly les. (Green text box= WAV Mono le, Blue text box= WAV Poly
le, Orange text box = AAC)
Select whether Mono or Poly WAV les are recorded in standard BWF
or RF64 format using the Rtn/Fav toggle. BWF WAV les seamlessly
auto-split to a new le when the max BWF 4GB le size is reached.
Split les can be joined in any DAW. RF64 WAV les have a much
higher maximum le size and do not require auto-splitting.
Note: Most DAWs support WAV RF64. Some NLEs do not. It is recom-
mended to check NLE compatibility before using RF64.
Also: 8-series Q-marks are not supported when RF64 is selected.
Tracks L/R and Bus1/2 can be recorded as AAC audio les. (Orange
text box). AAC les are ideal for transcription.
Select the AAC Bit Rate using the */** toggle switches. [32, 64, 128,
192, 256 kbps]
Select the WAV Format using the Rtn/Fav toggle switches. RF64
allows for WAV les larger than 4 GB.
A. SSD- [ISO, L/R, Bus1/2, ALL]
B. SD1- [ISO, L/R, Bus1/2, ALL]
C. SD2- [ISO, L/R, Bus1/2, ALL]
To differentiate between the ISO and L/R mix poly les:
“ISO” is appended to the end of the ISO poly le’s lename.
“LR” is appended to the end of an L/R poly le’s lename.
“B1B2” is appended to the end of a Bus 1/2 poly le’s lename.
* Up to 36 track recording supported with sampling rates 44.1- 96
kHz. Up to 18 track recording at 192 kHz.
**Monophonic le recording up to 48.048 kHz.
*** AAC le format when recording at 48 kHz.
DEFAULT PLAYBACK DRIVE Selects the drive for playback. [SSD,
SD1, SD2]
PLAYBACK TAKE/FILE FROM TAKE/FILE LIST Enter the
take or le list and select a take or le with either knob.
Pressing play will playback the selected take or le.
ARMING/DISARMING DURING RECORDING All channels
can be armed/disarmed while recording. This creates a
seamless split to a new le or les. The split takes will be sufxed
with an incrementing alphabetic character. I.e. A, B, C...
AUTO-SPLIT Takes that are auto-split due to the 4 GB limit of BWF
format are also sufxed using the same A, B, C...incrementation.
RECORD SPLIT Takes that are split when pressing record during
recording increment the le’s take number.

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Sound Devices Scorpio Specifications

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BrandSound Devices
ModelScorpio
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish

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