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TASCAM HS-2000
15 – Importing files recorded by other devices
This unit can import and play audio files that meet the
following requirements.
In addition, files created by other TASCAM HS series
units can be played back as is if they meet the following
conditions:
File format: BWF/WAV
Sampling frequency: 44.1, 47.952*, 48, 48.048**, 88.2, 96,
176.4,192 kHz
*48kHz-0.1% pull-down
**48kHz+0.1% pull-up
Quantization bit rate: 16/24-bit
Number of tracks: 1 or 2
CAUTION
Since the sampling frequency (sampling rate) that can
be played back is fixed by the project, the file sampling
frequency must match the set project sampling frequency
(Fs) value.
Preparation before importing
Check the sampling frequency (sampling rate) of the
file(s) that you want to import in advance.
1. Select a project with an Fs value that matches the
sampling frequency of the file(s) or create a new
project with the same sampling frequency as the file(s)
using the Fs item on
CREATE PROJECT
screen 1/3.
CREATE PROJECT screen 1/3
2. Create a session as necessary.
NOTE
For details about creating projects and sessions, see
“Project operations” on page 38 and “Session operations”
on page 42.
3. Make a note of the names of the project and session
that you want to use for importing the file.
In this example, the name of the project is “Project_i”
and the name of the session is “Session_i”.
4. Confirm that the indicator for the slot where the CF
card is inserted is not blinking rapidly and eject the
card.
5. Insert that CF card into the card slot of a computer, for
example.
If this card was formatted by this unit, it will be
recognized by the computer as a drive named HS-
2000.
In this example, the drive name HS-2000 is used.
6. Copy the audio file(s) that you want to import into the
“Session_i” folder inside the “Project_i” folder on the
HS-2000 drive.
CAUTION
Do not eject a CF card while data is being written to it.
Doing so could cause data on the card to be damaged or
even become unreadable. For further information, please
see the manual for your computer, card reader or other
device being used for this purpose.
7. After copying completes, eject the card from the
computer slot, for example.
Using imported files on this unit
1. Insert the CF card that contains the copied file(s) into
one of this unit’s card slots.
2. Press the PROJECT key on the front panel to open
the
PROJECT
screen, and touch the
w
button to
the right of the project that contains the imported file
(Project_i) to open the session selection screen.
3. Select the session that contains the imported file
(Session_i). When selected, it appears yellow.
4. Touch the
MENU
button to open the pull-up menu,
and touch the
LOAD
button.
The imported file is now recognized as a take.
5. You can play the file by adding it to the timeline using
the timeline mode editing functions, you can play the
file in take mode, or you can add it to a playlist and
play it back in playlist mode.
For more information, see “7–Timeline mode” on
page 48 for the timeline mode editing functions,
“8–Take mode” on page 70 for details about take mode
playback, and “9–Playlist mode" on page 81 for details
about playlist mode playback.