RECORDER menu

Record

Sets the recording source for recording to the microSD card.

a

[Track Count]

Select the number of tracks to record using the pulldown menu that’s shown, in groups of two tracks.

b

[Source] select button

Touch this button to select the recording source from the screen that’s shown.

NOTE
(MGX16V, MGX12V)
  • For purposes of copyright protection, audio that is protected by HDCP cannot be recorded to an SD card. Select “HDMI” for the input source of either input channel to output the HDMI audio to all output channels. If the HDMI input signal is HDCP-protected, the audio sent to the SD card from these channels is automatically muted.

c

Record source meter

Shows the recording source level.

d

Sampling frequency

Shows the sampling frequency during recording (only while recording).

e

Counter

Shows the recording time.

f

Progress bar

Shows the remaining free space on the microSD card.

g

Buttons used for recording

[REC]: Sets or cancels record standby.

[Play/Pause]: Starts/pauses the recording.

[Stop]: Ends the recording.

NOTE

  • Multitrack audio files that contain more than two tracks cannot be played back on this product. Copy the files to your computer and load them into your DAW or other software.

Play

This menu is for selecting the recorded data or a file that supports playback, and operating the playback features.

a

[] button

Moves to the topmost folder in the folder architecture on your microSD card.

b

Folder name display

Shows the path from the root directory to the current folder. If the path name doesn’t fit in the display, it is shown from the end.

c

Volume name/capacity display

Shows the name of the microSD card and the remaining free space.

d

List of files that can be played back

Shows the files that can be played back in the selected folder, and the folder one level below.

List icons

: Folder one level below

: Audio file that can be played back

: Audio file now playing

NOTE
  • The number of the files in a folder should be limited to 128.
  • Files can be played back if they meet the following conditions.
  • 32-bit, 24-bit, and 16-bit stereo linear PCM audio files in WAV format
  • Files with the same sampling frequency as used on this product

e

Meter

Shows the meter in stereo for the audio that’s playing back.

f

[] button

Touch this button to move the cursor to the file that’s playing back.

g

Sampling frequency display

Shows the sampling frequency during playback (only while playing back).

h

Counter

Shows the playback time.

i

Progress bar

Gives a visual indication of the playback time for the file that’s now playing back.

j

Buttons used for playback

The buttons start, pause and otherwise control the playback.

[Stop]
Stops the playback of the file.

[Pause]
Starts/pauses the playback.

NOTE

  • To play another file while one is currently playing, first stop playback using the [Stop] button, then start playback using the [Play/Pause] button.

Edit

This screen is for editing the filenames on the microSD card and for deleting files.

a

[] button

Moves to the topmost folder in the folder architecture on your microSD card.

b

Folder name display

Shows the path from the root directory to the current folder. If the path name doesn’t fit in the display, it is shown from the end.

c

Volume name/capacity display

Shows the name of the microSD card and the remaining free space.

d

List of files that can be played back

Shows the files that can be played back in the selected folder, and the folder one level below.

List icons

: Folder one level below

: Audio file that can be played back

4tr–16tr: Number of audio file tracks recorded on this product

44.1 kHz, 48 kHz: 4tr, 6tr, 8tr, 10tr, 12tr, 14tr, 16tr

88.2 kHz, 96 kHz: 4tr, 6tr, 8tr

e

[] button

Deletes the selected file.

f

[] button

Edits the selected filename.