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Deleting a Directory
A directory is deleted in the same way as any other disk file:
1.
Make sure that there are no files remaining in the directory. A directory cannot be deleted if
it contains any files.
2.
Press
(LOAD)
then (SYSTEM.MIDl) and scroll to the name of the directory you wish to delete.
To check the number of files still contained in the directory, scroll left or right while the
directory name is displayed.
3.
With the name of the directory you wish to delete displayed, press and hold down (LOAD),
then press (CANCEL). The display shows “DELETE <directory name>
?”
4.
Press (ENTER-YES). The directory will be deleted from the disk.
Directory Recommendations
If you have formatted your SCSI Storage Device using the default directory structure option, then
some of the following considerations have been taken care of for you. However, it is still
important to understand the concepts described here if you wish to get maximum use and
optimum performance from your system.
It is a good idea to give some thought to how you will be using your ASR-10 and SCSI Storage
Device before you start saving files, so that you will not have to reorganize files later, which can
cause a degradation of drive performance as well as creating more work. Try to organize files of
similar types into separate directories where you can find them more easily. Start by creating
directories that cover broad areas. It is possible to make a directory that contains only other
directories. The default Root Directory is of this type. It contains directories for each of the main
ASR-10 file types and looks like the following:
ASR-10 Default
Directory
Structure
I I I I 1
1
-
SOUNDS
2
-
SEQUENCES
3
-
BANKS
4
-
SYSEX
5
-
MACROFILE 1
FACTORY SNDS
MY SOUNDS
My BANKS
FACTORY BNKS
FACTORY SEQS MY SEQUENCES
You could start saving different instruments into the SOUNDS directory but you would be
limited to thirty-eight instruments. Instead, it makes more sense to first create more directories
that will contain specific groups of sounds.
Note:
Make sure that you are in the directory you think you are in before creating
more subdirectories or saving new files (see the Enter Directory description). This will
save you confusion later when looking for your files.
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ENSONIQ ASR-10 Version 3 Operating System
- ENSONi’a]‘” 1
- READ THIS FIRST! 2
- Advanced Sampling Recorder 3
- Version 3 Operation System 3
- Table of Contents 5
- Troubleshooting 8
- List of Tips 10
- What’s New in 3.0 11
- What’s New in 2.5 11
- What’s New in 2.0 11
- What’s New in 1.5 12
- Backing Up the O.S. Disk 13
- Introduction 14
- New Command/Instrument Pages 15
- How To Import Akai Samples 16
- LOAD DEVICE 16
- F'RRTITI2r"l=X 16
- PARTITION 16
- RANGE LO HI Ranges: 17
- NEW NAME 18
- RM2THER? 18
- (ENTER-YES] 19
- DEVItE=XXXXXX 20
- RANGE LO HI 21
- II”)PORTII”IG 21
- Memory Limitations 23
- Layer Limitations 24
- Final Suggestions 25
- New System*MIDI Parameters 27
- ENTER-YES). YOU 28
- ENTER-YES) button. You have 28
- ENTER-YES]. The WaveSample 28
- NTER-YES) repeatedly, and 28
- BRCKUPIREST08E 29
- Please Note the Following! 30
- Caution!Caution! 30
- Sample DAT 31
- What You Need To Get Started 32
- SCSI Review 33
- DAT BACKUP 34
- Select the DAT BACKUP Command 35
- Go Ahead 35
- RECORD-ENTER 37
- COflPLETE 37
- SYSTEM STOP 38
- VERIFY,----OF 38
- DAT RESTORE 39
- DAT VERIFY 40
- User Retry 41
- COMMAND) 42
- Audio Track Recording 43
- Give It a Try! 43
- An Audio Track Tutorial 43
- Play Along with the Sequence 44
- Record Your First RAMTrack 45
- Press Play and Enjoy! 45
- Master Directly to DAT 45
- Save your Work 45
- Caution: 46
- GI’SK-HIT EMTER 47
- Infernal RAM Memory 48
- Types of Audio Tracks 49
- Song Audio Tracks 50
- All About Memory 51
- DiskTrack 53
- recording: 53
- Auditioning DiskTracks 56
- PLRYIREC=OFF 57
- 1 or 2 Inputs? 58
- INPUT+FX Signal Chain Routing 60
- MAIN-OUT Signal Chain Routing 61
- ENTER-YES) (when the 62
- Audio Tracks in “Chain Play” 63
- Which Track is Selected? 64
- Tie the Jack to the Track 64
- Overdubbing 65
- Amalgamation 66
- Audio Triaaer event: 69
- Bounce-Down 71
- Bounce-Down 72
- 240-2 Bounce-Down 72
- Notes on Bounce-down: 72
- Song Audio Track 73
- Audio Track Storage 74
- .&ution: 75
- BRNK MRIIE=RJRK JUT 76
- DELETE EL 76
- L’ERSIEN? 76
- Deleting: 79
- To Delete a RAM AudioSample: 79
- Delete a SCSI AudioSample: 79
- SRL’E GL3BRL 81
- PRRRflETERS 81
- 72 ENSONIQ 82
- New Sequencer Parameters 83
- COMMAND) will leave them 86
- New (Audio) Track Parameters 87
- RSf:PLNFI17E=RS::PL--u”CO3U 88
- RflE=‘U1‘1CEFI1”1ED* 88
- AUDIO TRACK) button) 91
- Caution:Caution: 92
- System Optimization Tips 95
- AudioSample Specs 95
- INSTRUMENT), and 97
- ENTER-YES to begin 97
- ENTER-YES), or selecting an 99
- ENTER-YES) 100
- Effect Parameters 102
- Additional Effect Parameters 116
- SP-3 SCSI Interface Manual 117
- Getting Started 118
- SCSI Terminators 119
- ~.WZllTliilg: 121
- Selecting the Storage Device 123
- ENTER-YES) 125
- Managing Disk Files 127
- Directories 128
- Directory Commands 129
- Directory Recommendations 130
- I I I I 1 130
- File Paths 131
- Bank Files 131
- Direct-MacrosTM 132
- TRACK) locations contain 135
- INSTRUMENT), and continue 137
- Limited Warranty for the SP-3 138
- What is the DI-10 Digital 139
- Interface? 139
- About the Digital Input 139
- Easy All-Digital Sampling 140
- Starting to Record 141
- Normalizing Gain 142
- Default Output Routings 142
- About the Digital Output 142
- DI-10 Appendix 143
- DI-10 Digital 144
- Glossary 145
- Version 3 Index 147
- DEFINITION 101 148
- MAIN-OUT48,61 150
- SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 153
- EN50NiPI”’ 154
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