7—Project and Drive Operations
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COMBINE
Project COMBINE—as its name suggests—allows you to append a project from your
hard drive onto the end of the currently loaded project. You can use COMBINE to
collect, one-by-one, individual projects into one large project. You might want to, for
example, do this when assembling the songs for an album if each song has been
recorded as a separate project—see “Multi-Project Compilation CDs” on Page 357.
How COMBINE Works
•The project that’s added to the end of the currently loaded project is placed four
seconds after the end of the current project’s last audio.
•A new marker is automatically placed at the start of the newly appended material.
•The appended project’s track and V-Track assignments are preserved in the new
combined project.
•The appended project is no longer on your hard drive as a separate project since its
data is now part of the new combined project.
Combining Two Projects
1. Load the project you want to use as the basis for the final project.
2. Hold down SHIFT and press F1 (PROJECT).
3. Select the project you want to add to the end of the loaded project.
4. If “COMBIN” isn’t visible above F4, press PAGE until it is.
5. Press F4 (COMBIN)—the VS-2000 asks:
6. Press ENTER/YES to proceed with the combining of the two projects, or press
EXIT/NO to cancel the operation.
7. If you pressed ENTER/YES, the VS-2000 asks again if you’re really sure:
8. Press ENTER/YES to proceed, or EXIT/NO to cancel—the VS-2000 asks if you want
to save any changes you’ve made to the currently loaded project before proceeding.
9. Press ENTER/YES to store the current project’s changes, or press EXIT/NO to skip
directly to the combining of the two projects.
Only projects that share the same recording mode can be combined. In case you
combine projects, you need to select two different projects.
Some aspects of appended project are not carried over into the currently loaded
project, such as markers, locators, Automix data, the tempo map and sync track, and
project-related UTILITY menu settings.
Since COMBINE alters both projects, we recommend you back both of them up before
performing the COMBINE operation.
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