Recent changes to ZoomR16

ZoomR16 modified by Henning Bergmeyer

Henning Bergmeyer — Fri, 09 Jan 2015 18:55:13 -0000

--- v2
+++ v3
@@ -23,8 +23,25 @@
         UNDO02.ZTP
         ZOOM.ZDT

+
+Special Files
+-------------
+
 ZOOM.ZDT begins with the following ANSI string:

     ZOOM R-16  PROJECT DATA VER0001

 Audio file numbering always begins with 000 for MONO and STE(reo) files, no matter if the first mono-channel is no. 5 on the device and 1-4 are two stereo channels. Unfortunately this opens the door to ambiguities if recording channels are switched between two takes. Thus MuTrack should support prelistening for supported file formats and possibly visually mark places where channel mapping errors might occur.
+
+
+Supported Audio File Formats
+----------------------------
+
+- WAV: PCM, 44.1kHz, 16/24bit, mono/stereo
+
+
+Project Specifics
+-----------------
+
+- arbitrary amount of projects, numbering starts with 000
+- multi-track project with up to 16 mono channels or up to 8 stereo channels, maximum length 2 hours per project

ZoomR16 modified by Henning Bergmeyer

Henning Bergmeyer — Fri, 09 Jan 2015 18:47:49 -0000

--- v1
+++ v2
@@ -2,6 +2,7 @@
 =============================

 File System
+-----------

     /PROJ000
         /AUDIO

ZoomR16 modified by Henning Bergmeyer

Henning Bergmeyer — Wed, 07 Jan 2015 21:49:01 -0000

Zoom R-16 Content Description

File System

/PROJ000
    /AUDIO
        MONO-000.WAV
        STE-000.WAV
        STE-001.WAV
    EFXDATA.ZDT
    PRJDATA.ZDT
/PROJ001
    /AUDIO
        MONO-000.WAV
        STE-000.WAV
        STE-001.WAV
    EFXDATA.ZDT
    PRJDATA.ZDT
/SYS
    UNDO00.ZTP
    UNDO02.ZTP
    ZOOM.ZDT

ZOOM.ZDT begins with the following ANSI string:

ZOOM R-16  PROJECT DATA VER0001

Audio file numbering always begins with 000 for MONO and STE(reo) files, no matter if the first mono-channel is no. 5 on the device and 1-4 are two stereo channels. Unfortunately this opens the door to ambiguities if recording channels are switched between two takes. Thus MuTrack should support prelistening for supported file formats and possibly visually mark places where channel mapping errors might occur.