5 – projects, Project organization, File formats – Teac HS-4000 User Manual

Page 36: Monophonic and polyphonic modes, Folders where files are saved in mono mode, Project organization file formats

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TASCAM HS-4000

5 – Projects

Project organization

This unit manages audio files in projects.
A CF card contains project folders, and each project folder

contains session folders that hold audio files, which are called

takes.

Project

Contains all the materials for one program or work

Session

A collection of materials within a project

Take

Materials recorded in a session
In timeline mode, however, there are no takes. Recordings are

managed in units called regions.

CAUTION

The sampling frequency in a project is fixed.

File formats

This unit can record and play files with the following types of

formats.

File formats

BWF, WAV*

*This unit cannot record in WAV format, but it can play back

WAV files.

Sampling frequencies

44.1/48/47.952/48.048/88.2/96kHz

(47.952/48.048:48kHz±0.1% pull-down/pull-up)

Number of tracks

1-4 tracks (Take Mode)
2-4 tracks (Timeline Mode)

File modes

Monophonic, polyphonic (monophonic mode is planned for a

future firmware version upgrade)

Monophonic and polyphonic modes

In monophonic mode, each track is recorded as an independent

monaural BWF file.
In polyphonic mode, multiple tracks are recorded together as a

single BWF file.
When transferring a file to an audio application that is

compatible with polyphonic files, multiple tracks can be

imported at once.

CAUTION

In current version, monophonic mode cannot be selected. It

will be set automatically to polyphonic mode.

Monophonic mode is planned for a future firmware version

upgrade.

Folders where files are saved in mono mode

In monophonic mode, files can be saved in one of two places

(folders).

SubFolder mode

Subfolders are created for each take inside session folders, and

recorded audio files are saved in them.

Session Root mode

Recorded audio files are saved directly inside the session folder.

CAUTION

When Session Root mode is selected, the number of files

created is large. For this reason, the maximum number of

takes that can be recorded in one session is greatly reduced.

(See “Recording operation limitations” on page 35.)

During recording, you can press the REC key to start

recording a new take. This function can be used 4 seconds

after beginning recording in polyphonic and subfolder

modes, but inSession Root mode, you might have to wait

more than 4 seconds.

NOTE

The default setting is SubFolder.
Monophonic mode is planned for a future firmware version

upgrade.

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