Finder functions, Selecting a project (select) – Edirol R-4Pro User Manual

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Finder functions

The R-4 Pro saves projects as files on its internal hard disk. You can use the Finder functions to select a
project from numerous folders or projects within folders, to delete an unwanted project, or to copy a project
to an external memory device.

Finder functions

fig.finder-1.eps

With project playback stopped and the Main screen (p. 18)
shown on the display, press the [ENTER/FINDER]
button. The Finder screen shown in the figure is
displayed.

Projects are shown in descending alphabetical order.
HD represents the R-4 Pro hard disk, and EX represents an
external memory device such as USB memory connected to the USB storage connector.

fig.finder-select.eps

In the Finder screen, use the [CURSOR] up/down
buttons or the [SCRUB] dial to select the desired project.
Then press the [ENTER] button.

If the desired project is in a folder, the hard disk (HD), or the external memory device (EX), you
can press the [CURSOR] right button to move into the selected folder (i.e., move to a lower-
level folder).
If you want to move back to the upper-level folder, press the [CURSOR] left button.

fig.finder-select2.eps

When the screen at right is displayed, use the [CURSOR]
buttons to select

1 Select

The project is selected, and you are returned to the Main screen.

Alternatively, with a project selected (step 2), you can press the
[PLAY] button (instead of pressing the [ENTER] button) to play
the selected project. You are returned to the Main screen when
playback begins.

* Since you cannot directly play back projects from the external memory device, you cannot select them. You will have

to copy the desired project to the R-4 Pro internal hard disk before you can select it.

No.

Menu

Operation

See

Select

Select and load a project.

p. 44

Delete

Delete a project.

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