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Take Edit Menu
1. Notes: Edit notes for the selected take. Maximum 200 characters including Sticky Notes.
2. Sticky Notes (next take only): edit sticky notes that are automatically prepended to subsequent takes. Maximum 50
characters.
3. Scene: Edit scene name. Maximum 50 characters.
4. Take: edit Take Number.
5. Circle (current or previous takes only): circle a take. Prepends “@” symbol to take name.
6. Project Edit Project name. Maximum 20 characters. This will become the record folder name if Project is selected as the
Folder Type.
7. Delete (current or previous takes only): moves a selected take to a drive’s Trash folder.
8. Rename: Renames a take’s name. Project, Scene, and Take iXML/bEXT metadata are also updated provided renaming
does not change or delete the scene and/or take separator characters.
If a take is renamed and the edit doesn’t conform to the current Filename Format setting (with designators), it becomes a
freeform take name and metadata will not be updated.
If a take is renamed and the edit conforms to the current Filename Format setting (with designators), the metadata is
updated even after renaming a freeform take name.
If a take is renamed and the edit contains a letter following the take designator, the take number metadata is updated only
with the numbers immediately following the designator.
9. Track Names: edit track names. Maximum 20 characters. A10-TX and A20-Mini transmitter names can be optionally used
to populate the associated isolated track names. See SL-2 Option Use Track Names for more.
The ‘+’ prefix is added to a filename if an existing take is edited such that it would duplicate the name of another existing take in the
same record folder. The ‘A’ suffix is added if the NEXT take’s name is edited such that when recording is started, it would duplicate
the name of an existing take in the same record folder.
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