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22 S
COOPY
+ S - User Manual
2.3.5. Recording/Playing audio files
This feature is optional on the S
COOPY
+ S.
In mono operation, the S
COOPY
+ S can record onto an SD card the mono "programme" signal. When
transmitting, the Program feedback is also recorded on a second track. The recordings have following
characteristics:

Linear 16 bits coding, regardless of the transmission coding format.

48 kHz sampling frequency (except if the recording is started while transmitting and encoding
at 32 kHz).

WAV file format: mono for an "offline" recording (without a network link at the time the
recording is started), 2-channel ("stereo") if the recording is started when a transmission is
already active. This format allows post-processing the files on all types of editing software.

Recording is not possible when operating in stereo mode.
A recording stored on the SD card can be played back by the S
COOPY
+ S; in such case (in mono operation)
it becomes one more source mixed on the "Program" bus. The two audio signals played back are
injected on the mixing bus.
On demand, the S
COOPY
+ S can send a recording to an FTP server.

The record/playback feature cannot be used along with the USB audio interface (see above).
A simple editing function is available: on a given recording, you can set a "begin" marker and an "end"
marker. This defines a virtual "take" that can be played like a "real" recording, but playing only the part
between the markers.

Several takes can be defined from the same recording.

It is possible to convert a virtual take into a real WAV file; this file will then add to the library of
recordings.
2.3.6. Mixing and routing
The audio sources are mixed for generating:

The program and coordination send signals.

The line outputs.

The output to the USB device port or the signal recorded on the SD card.

The headphone monitoring outputs.
The available sources are:

The mic/line inputs (MIC1 to MIC3).

The inputs from the USB device port or a file played from the SD card (SD PB).

The Program and Coordination feedback signals received from the network link.