Renaming Tracks - Black Box BBR64-MADI User Manual

Renaming tracks

To rename a track: use "Ctrl+<digit><digit>T" on the keyboard (where
<digit><digit> is a number between 01 and 64 to select which track you want
to name) then type in the name that you want. The BBR will accept the same
characters as for Song Names, above. Finish renaming the track by pressing
"Enter" on the keyboard (or arrow up/down if you want to immediately
name another track). The resulting tracks will be called
nnn-tt.Song Name-Track Name.WAV
where "Track Name" is the new name that you just typed. If you use the
arrow down the BBR will automatically move on to the next track so that you
can rename it too.
You may want to name all the tracks similarly for every Song that you're
going to record. At most concerts, if the kick drum is plugged into channel 2
then it will remain that way for the whole evening if not the whole tour. To
facilitate this, both the Track Arm MENU and the Name Manager MENU
allow you to load the track names from an existing Song and then use them
as a template. Select the Song which has appropriately named track as if for
Playback (see above).
Enter the Track Arm MENU. Select "Load
from Current Song". All Songs that you
record subsequently will inherit the Track
names. The track names will be stored in
the Flash memory so you should be able to
use them time after time. If you select
"Update tracks on song edit", the BBR will update the track names of any
Song that you rename allowing you to retrospectively name tracks.
So for example, assuming that channel 1 on the console is a bass guitar and
channel 2 is a kick drum, you would use "Ctrl-01T" and then type "Bass"
before pressing "Down Arrow" and then "Kick", etc. and you would end up
with files named:
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