File names are automatically chosen from currently open VSQX file names and track names. To output multiple files, you must designate an export folder. This function is convenient when you want to import multiple chorus tracks concurrently to something like DAW format. вЂњEach Vocaloid Sequence Track into a Separate FileвЂќ outputs all Musical tracks to separate Wave files. Designate the file save location (where to export the file) and file name, and click 'Save' to export the file.Д®ach Vocaloid Sequence Track into a Separate File When you click 'OK' the save dialog is displayed. ** This item can be selected if a track is selected in Track Editor. вЂњSelected Track in Track EditorвЂќ outputs the selected track at the Track Editor. ** This item can be selected even if no track is selected in Track Editor. вЂњCurrent Track displayed in the Musical EditorвЂќ outputs all tracks with parts currently open in the Musical Editor. вЂњMaster trackвЂќ outputs all tracks mixed together in a Wave file.Д¬urrent Track displayed in the Musical Editor The Quantize bit rate is fixed at 16bits. You can choose from three levels, 44100, 48000, and 96000 Hz. Select 'Track', and then in the dialog box that appears choose the VOCALOID sequence file you want to import tracks from, and click 'Open'. This function lets you import a specific track from a file. The data included in the imported MIDI data (notes and lyrics) is automatically converted to data that can be used by VOCALOID4 Editor. You can also import SMF (Standard MIDI File) created with other sequencer software. This function lets you merge other sequence files (files created in VOCALOID4, VOCALOID3, VOCALOID2, and VOCALOID) with the VOCALOID4 sequence file that is currently open. Specify the location to which you want to save the file, enter the file name, and click 'SAVE'. Save the current sequence file using a new name. If the file has been saved previously, selecting the Save command will simply overwrite the file without opening the 'Save' dialog window. To save a file, specify the location to which you want to save the file, enter the file name, and click 'SAVE'. When you click 'Save', the standard save-file dialog window opens. Save the VOCALOID4 sequence file that is currently open. If you open a VOCALOID2 file (.vsq) in VOCALOID4 Editor, all velocity (VEL) values in the control parameter are automatically set to the default value of '64'. You can change a singer's name in 'Singer Editor'. You can make changes to a singer's settings in 'Singer'. вЂњOriginal singer nameвЂќ: The singer name set by the computer that created this file вЂњNew singer nameвЂќ: The singer name used for playback on this computer

If you have unsaved edits when this function is selected, you will be asked if you Note:Files that can be opened in VOCALOID4 Editor: Open an existing file or a file created with different sequencer software.

VOCALOID tracks (including 1 32-measure part): 1 track Note:The tracks that are created with the default settings for a new sequence file are as follows: If you select 'No', the current sequence is discarded and a new sequence file is opened. The sequence data is saved in the specified file, and then a new sequence is opened. If you have unsaved edits when this function is selected, you will be asked if you want to save the current sequence.

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