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Bluebox User Manual v 1.0.5
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Jan 7, 2021
MICROSD FILE MANAGEMENT
Bluebox stores all of the project files and WAV recordings on the microSD card. When
you playback WAV files, they are streamed from the microSD card. Recording up to 13
WAV files at one time is very demanding and not all microSD cards can work fast enough.
We recommend name brand cards with the
A1
or
A2
rating or better. For example,
SanDisk A1 cards work very well. The card provided with the bluebox has an A1 rating.
The microSD card makes it easy to move files on and off of the bluebox. Take the microSD
card out of bluebox by pressing it in until it springs back. Then you can use a USB or SD
card adapter to put the card in your computer. You can then browse the files in standard
file management tools. You will find a Projects folder at the root of the card, and under
that a folder for each project, with the same name as the project. Within each project’s
folder, you will find the WAV files recorded for this project. Bluebox assigns names to the
WAV files in the format of <Track Number>-<Track Name>-<Number>. You can rename
the files in EDIT mode on bluebox. This will ensure that they maintain their mapping to
the tracks and their ACTIVE state. If you rename the files from your PC, bluebox won’t find
them when you open the project. You can add the files to tracks if needed.
In addition to the WAV files, each project folder also has two XML files: assets.xml and
project.xml. These files are updated when you save the project and store your project
settings and WAV file mappings.
Copy a Project or Make a Backup on Your Computer:
You can copy a project to another project on the microSD card, or to your PC for backup
purposes. To copy a project, you need to copy the project folder and all of its contents.
Project folders must be under the Projects folder on the microSD card for bluebox to find
them.
1.
Remove the microSD card from bluebox by pushing it gently until it springs
back out.
2.
Use a USB or SD Card adapter to put the microSD card in your computer.
3.
Use File Explorer on a PC or Finder on a Mac to open the removable drive.
4.
Open the Projects folder and you will see a folder for each of your projects.
5.
To make a new project on the microSD card, copy the folder for a project and all
of its contents to a folder under the Projects folder.
6.
To back up your files, copy the folders in the Projects folder onto your computer.
7.
When the files finish copying, be sure to eject the removable drive in File
Explorer or Finder before removing the USB or SD Card adapter from your
computer. This will ensure that the computer has properly closed the connection
to those files and will avoid file corruption.
8.
You can put the microSD card back in bluebox to continue using the old projects
and start working with any new projects.
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