Korg V2 manual 3K Collect Audio Track file, Create a directory on the copy-destination media

Collect Audio Track file

“Collect Audio Track file” has been added to the 0–3: Utility page menu commands.

0–3K

0–3K: Collect Audio Track file

This command copies/moves the WAVE file created by the HD Audio Track function into the same directory as the

.SNG file (song file) or a directory inside that file. It also con- verts the WAVE file assignment within the .SNG file to the copy- or move-destination directory. This is a convenient way to move the WAVE file to the same directory so that you can back up your data to CD or other external media.

There is no need to execute this command if the WAVE file is already located in the directory that contains the

.SNG file, or is in a directory inside that directory (below).

1In the 0–3: Utility page, select the .SNG file for which you want to execute the command.

2Select “Collect Audio Track file” to open the dialog box.

You cannot move to a directory that is in a level above the selected .SNG file.

3If you want to create a new directory, press the Create Directory button and create the new directory.

4Select the directory to which you want to copy or move the WAVE file, and press the Open button.

You can select directories that are at the same level or below the .SNG file.

5If you want to delete the copy-source WAVE file, set “Type” to Move. If you want to keep the copy-source WAVE file, set “Type” to Copy.

If you execute with Move selected, the WAVE file will be deleted from its original directory. If the deleted WAVE file had been used by another song, you will no longer be able to play back the audio track for that song.

6Press the OK button to execute “Collect Audio Track file.” If you decide to cancel, press the Cancel button.

7When the operation has been completed, the “Com- pleted” dialog box will appear. Press the OK button once again.

If the copy-destination already contains a file of the identical name as the WAVE file that is being copied, and if that file is not the identical file, the Rename dia- log box will appear. Note that if you press the Cancel button, the copy or move operation for that WAVE file will be cancelled.

Collecting a song file and WAVE file saved in different directories into a single directory, and copying (backing up) this data to CD

Here’s how you can copy song data (e.g., NEWSONG.SNG) and the WAVE file used by that song data into a single direc- tory, and copy (back up) this data to CD.

■Create a directory on the copy-destination media

1Insert the copy-destination CD into the drive (e.g., CDRW-1) and use 0–3: Utility page “Drive Select” to select that drive. (If you need to format the media, refer to ☞PG p.170)

2Use the 0–3: Utility page menu command “Create Direc- tory” to create an appropriately-named directory (e.g., NSBKUP). (“Create Directory” ☞PG p.170)

“Drive Select”

■Collect the song file and WAVE file into a single directory

3Use “Drive Select” and the Open and Up buttons to move to the directory in which the “NEWSONG.SNG” file is saved. Then select the “NEWSONG.SNG” file.

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