Project Operations; About F6 (Mark); Select; Loading A Project - Roland VS-2400CD Owner's Manual

Project Operations

About F6 (MARK)

Before you can perform some of the project operations, you have to
target the project on which you want to perform the operation. You do
this by marking the project.

Marking a Project

1. Press
2. Press F6 (MARK) to place a checkmark to the left of the project's name, thus
F6 (MARK) is available only when a project, not a drive, is selected.

SELECT

Press SELECT to load the project that's currently highlighted in the
project list. When it's loaded, it replaces the project that's currently
stored in the VS-2400CD's onboard memory. You can play, record, edit
and mix a project only while it's loaded into the VS-2400CD.
The SELECT button doesn't look quite like any other VS-2400CD menu button, and it
acts differently, too. It's the only button that performs its action as soon as you press it.
All of the other buttons merely display the corresponding operation's screens.
To load a project from another drive, select the drive and press F6 (LIST), as described
in "To Display the Projects on a Drive" on Page 90.

Loading a Project

1. Hold down SHIFT and press F1 (PROJECT).
2. If "SELECT" isn't visible above F1, press PAGE until it is.
3. In the project list, select the project you want to load.
4. Press F1 (SELECT). The VS-2400CD displays:
5. Press ENTER/YES to load the selected project, or EXIT/NO to cancel the operation.
If the currently loaded project is write-protected (Page 95), the VS-2400CD loads the
new project without displaying this question.
6. Press ENTER/YES to store your latest changes to the currently loaded project
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or or turn the Time/Value dial to select the project.
targeting it.
If you pressed ENTER/YES, the VS-2400CD asks:
before loading the new one, or EXIT/NO to skip re-saving it.
The VS-2400CD loads the selected project into its memory.
7—Project and Drive Operations
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PROJECT menu
F6 (MARK)
PROJECT menu
F1 (SELECT)
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