Roland R-4 Installation and operating instructions

Added functions in the R-4
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About BWF format
In system settings 5 System Setup (p.63), you can set Project File to BWF so
that the files created during recording and editing will be in BWF format. BWF
format contains information about the recording time and recording device
(EDIROL R-4) in addition to the data of a conventional WAV file.
Of course, BWF files can be loaded by playback devices or audio editing
software in the same way as conventional WAV files.
p.63
A menu item has been added to 5 System Setup.
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Menu item Value Function
Battery Time Alkaline,
Ni-MH
Set this to the type of batteries you’re using.
Choose the Alkaline setting if you’re using
alkaline batteries, or Ni-MH if you’re using
nickel metal-hydride batteries.
* If you choose a setting that does not match the
type of batteries that are actually installed, the
remaining battery power indication will not
be correct.
L-Connector Disable,
Enable
This setting Enables or Disables the function
that lets the R-4 be controlled by a device
connected to the L-connector.
Project File WAV, BWF
This specifies the type of project file that will be
created during recording or editing. If you
select WAV, a conventional WAV file will be
created. If you select BWF, a BWF file
containing information about the recording
time and recording device (EDIROL R-4) will
be created.
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