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About projects
On the MRS-1044, the data needed to reproduce a song
you create is managed in units called "projects." A project
contains the following data.
• The data recorded on V-takes 1 – 10 of tracks 1 – 10
• The current mixer settings
• The settings saved in scene numbers 0 – 99
• The numbers of the patches currently selected for the
insert effect / send return effects
• Insert effect and send/return effect patches (260
patches)
• The recorded contents of the rhythm patterns (255
patterns)
• The recorded contents of the rhythm song
• The number of the drum kit and bass program currently
selected by the drum and bass tracks
• MIDI-related settings
The internal hard disk can store a maximum of 1,000
projects, as long as space is available. A project can be
loaded at any time.
On the MRS-1044, recording/playback operations can be
performed only for the currently loaded project. It is not
possible to operate multiple projects simultaneously.
Project operations
This section explains operations such as loading or saving
a project. The procedure is the same for most project
operations. The basic procedure is as follows.
1. In the main screen, press the [PROJECT/UTILITY]
key.
The display will indicate "PROJECT."
2. Press the [ENTER] key.
The "project menu" will appear, allowing you to select the
desired project operation.
3. Use the cursor [ E ]/[ R ] keys to select one of the
following operations, and press the [ENTER] key.
• PROJECT SELECT: Load a previously saved project
from the internal hard disk.
• PROJECT NEW: Create a new project.
• PROJECT SIZE: View the size of the currently loaded
project.
• PROJECT COPY: Duplicate a specified project on the
hard disk.
• PROJECT ERASE: Erase a specified project from the
hard disk.
• PROJECT NAME: Edit the name of the currently loaded
project.
• PROJECT PROTECT: Write-protect the currently loaded
project.
• PROJECT STORE: Store the currently loaded project.
Project menu item
Basic procedure
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This section explains operations that affect an entire project.