Song folder organization – Yamaha AW2400 User Manual

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AW2400 Owner’s Manual

About songs

Song management

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Song and related data stored on hard disk can be accessed from a computer
connected via USB in the same way as the hierarchical files and folders on the
computer’s hard disk. The folders are organized as follows:

■ Song Folder Organization

004 Song Name.AWS

Song2

002 Song Name.AWS

002 Song Name.AWS

Song1

001 Song Name.AWS

003 Song Name.AWS

Audio

0.WAV

Render

005 Song Name.AWS

001 Song Name.AWS

AW2400_SYS.BIN

1.WAV

2.WAV

3.WAV

“AW2400-1” Drive

“AW2400-2” Drive

File Name1.WAV

File Name2.WAV

Transport

0.WAV

1.WAV

2.WAV

3.WAV

Render

Audio

■ “Song1” Folder

Songs are stored in either the “Song1” or “Song2” folder.

■ Individual Song Folders

Each song is stored in a folder bearing the song’s name
(extension .AWS).

● Song Files

The following song settings are stored in a file bearing
the name of the song (extension .AWS):

• Recorder section settings (SONG screen, TRACK screen).
• Mixer section settings (channels, effects).
• Library settings.
• REMOTE screen settings.

■ “Audio” Folder

The following song audio data is saved in WAV file for-
mat. File names are automatically created in the order of
recording, as in: “0.WAV”, “1.WAV”, “2.WAV”, etc. 24-bit
song data is saved as 32-bit WAV files.

• 24 + 2 (stereo track) audio x 8 virtual tracks.
• Sound clip audio data.
• Audio data for undo and redo operations.

● System File (AW2400_SYS.BIN)

Stores UTILITY screen settings and information for data man-
agement.

■ “Song2” Folder

Songs are stored in either the “Song1” or “Song2” folder.

■ “Transport” Folder

This folder is used to store WAV files for import and export.
Data is stored as 16-bit or 24-bit WAV files.

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