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Model LR16 [Recorder functions / Project management]
[MENU] dial
numeric keys
(5) After editing the name, press the [ENTER]
key.
The display now shows the Home screen of
the renamed project.
[CLEAR] key
<Name editing example>
The following shows the procedure of com-
pletely deleting "PROJ001", the current
project name, and entering "Live3" as the
new name.
(1) Rotate the [MENU] dial counterclockwise
to move the cursor to the leftmost position.
(2) Press the [CLEAR] key repeatedly until all
characters of the current name are deleted.
(3) Use the "5" key to enter an uppercase "L".
(4) Use the "4" key to enter a lowercase "i".
(5) Use the "8" key to enter a lowercase "v".
(6) Use the "3" key to enter a lowercase "e".
(7) Use the [MENU] dial to move the cursor to
the right.
(8) Use the "3" key to enter a "3".
Rolling back a project
Instead of the undo/redo function, you can
retrieve the pre-edited condition of an edited
project.
<Memo>: Each time you perform recording or
editing (including punch-in/out, additional re-
cording, etc.), the LR16 stores the previous
project data as an ADL file to the LOG folder on
the hard disk, as shown below. By selecting a
desired ADL file, you can roll back the project
to the previous condition, which is similar to
the undo function.
(1) Press the [ENTER] key to bring up the
MENU screen.
When you bring up the MENU screen for
the first time, "Mark point" is highlighted.
(2) Use the [MENU] dial to highlight "Project"
and press the [ENTER] key.
The display now shows the project menu.
Each ADL file is stored with a different file name
as below.
TAKE01: ADL file for a newly created
(blank) project.
TAKE02: ADL file for a project which has
been recorded for the first time.
TAKE03: ADL file for a project which has
been edited for the first time.
TAKE04: ADL file for a project which has
been edited for the second time.
The following shows the procedure of replac-
ing the current project (TAKE04) with the pre-
edited project (TAKE02).
LOG Folder
TAKE01
TAKE02
TAKE03
TAKE04