Part viii– data entry, system & file management, Chapter 20 – project management, Important screens – Teac SX-1 Reference Manual User Manual

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TASCAM SX-1

Reference Manual

Part VIII–Data Entry, System & File Management

Chapter 20 – Project Management

Important Screens

The

Project

screens are where you manage your ses-

sions, called projects. A project includes all impor-
tant mixer settings, audio tracks, automation, effects,
and sequencer data (in short, nearly every parameter

except Control Room and Studio Out sources).
Projects are saved to your hard drive as a file, and all
of this information is recalled to the SX-1 upon load-
ing a project.

New Project Screens

Use the

New Project

screens to create a new project.

New projects contain no audio or sequencer data, all
mixer settings are zeroed, and there are no effects
loaded. After creating a new project, its name will
appear on your hard drive.

TIP

The SX-1 autosaves your current project after every
major operation. It is also a good idea to make a copy
of your project somewhere from time to time that is
just there for backup. See“Manage Project screens” on
page 167
for the copy project controls.

VGA New Project Tab

From the

MAIN DISPLAY MODE

section, press

PROJECT

to reach the

PROJECT

screen. Then click on

the

New Project

tab.

Volume

This menu selects the drive where you

want to save your new project.

Name

The field is where you name your new

project. You must enter a name for your new project
here before you can create the file.

Sample Rate

Select the sample rate for your new

project.

Project

Displays the projects saved on the current

disk volume.

Use Project Template

Check this box to choose

another project as a template, or starting point, for
your new project. You can import libraries, groups,
routing setups, and MIDI controls.

NOTE

The SX-1 can record 16- or 24-bit data within the same
project (even within the same Take!). Use the VGA Glo-
bal tab System Settings (“VGA Global Tab System Set-
tings” on page 185)
to set the bit depth.

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