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Where is the usb port? or did you add it yourself. Is it a piece of hardware?I never had the spontaneous reboot. I did record a full 2 hour band practice with 8 tracks one time. The issue was that it simply fills up the 20GB hard drive, and there's no easy way to get the files out except by writing each track to a CDRW to put into a DAW. Lukily they were each 400MB in size, so only 8 CD swaps! In that respect, the AW1600 is a giant leap forward with the addition of the USB port.
I have bought a IDE to SD card adapter, and want to try pulling the hard drive and putting in a 32GB SD card. That would solve any limits on hard disk size.
Here is a quick video that I did on adding reverb (or any effect) on the AW16G.
Where is the usb port? or did you add .it yourself. Is it a piece of hardware?
Thanks for that. Yes I found the info on page 63 and that worked a treat. I am just about to look at the cd writing which I am sure will also be of benefit.. Thanks again guysSaving a song is in my manual on page 63: 'Saving the current song'.
Repeatedly press the SONG key to access the LIST page.
The highlighted song is the one that will be saved.
Make sure you've named it sensibly.
Move the cursor to the SAVE button.
Hit 'ENTER' key, and the song will be saved.
Thanks for that. Yes I found the info on page 63 and that worked a treat. I am just about to look at the cd writing which I am sure will also be of benefit.. Thanks again guysBernie, you might also want to try out "backing up a song". I would suggest you get some CD-RWs to use. That way you can test out the process without wasting any discs. You can back up a saved song onto a CD, and restore it at a later time. The info is in the manual starting at Page 145.