Info Sheet:
Edirol R-09 Audio Recorder
Importing Audio to Mac
1. Open the bottom flap and connect the smaller
end of the gray USB cable to the slot on the right.
2. Connect the larger end to a USB port on the
computer.
3. Double-click the unnamed file that appears on the
desktop.
4. Files will be numbered in the order you recorded
them.
5. Drag the files to the desktop or the folder you
want them saved in.
6. After saving the files to the computer, you can
erase them from the recorder. Drag them to the
trash. You can then empty the trash and the files
will stay on the computer.
Info Sheet:
Edirol R-09 Audio Recorder
Importing Audio to Mac
1. Open the bottom flap and connect the smaller
end of the gray USB cable to the slot on the right.
2. Connect the larger end to a USB port on the
computer.
3. Double-click the unnamed file that appears on the
desktop.
4. Files will be numbered in the order you recorded
them.
5. Drag the files to the desktop or the folder you
want them saved in.
6. After saving the files to the computer, you can
erase them from the recorder. Drag them to the
trash. You can then empty the trash and the files
will stay on the computer.
More Information
More Information
For access to additional information, tutorials and workshops, please visit
the Center for Academic Technology website, http://www.butler.edu/it/cat,
contact any Center for Academic Technology staff member at
training@butler.edu,or contact the Information Commons desk in Irwin
Library at infocommons@butler.edu or 940-9235.
For access to additional information, tutorials and workshops, please visit
the Center for Academic Technology website, http://www.butler.edu/it/cat,
contact any Center for Academic Technology staff member at
training@butler.edu,or contact the Information Commons desk in Irwin
Library at infocommons@butler.edu or 940-9235.
Info Sheet:
Edirol R-09 Audio Recorder
Importing Audio to Mac
Info Sheet:
Edirol R-09 Audio Recorder
Importing Audio to Mac
1. Open the bottom flap and connect the smaller
end of the gray USB cable to the slot on the right.
2. Connect the larger end to a USB port on the
computer.
3. Double-click the unnamed file that appears on the
desktop.
4. Files will be numbered in the order you recorded
them.
5. Drag the files to the desktop or the folder you
want them saved in.
6. After saving the files to the computer, you can
erase them from the recorder. Drag them to the
trash. You can then empty the trash and the files
will stay on the computer.
1. Open the bottom flap and connect the smaller
end of the gray USB cable to the slot on the right.
2. Connect the larger end to a USB port on the
computer.
3. Double-click the unnamed file that appears on the
desktop.
4. Files will be numbered in the order you recorded
them.
5. Drag the files to the desktop or the folder you
want them saved in.
6. After saving the files to the computer, you can
erase them from the recorder. Drag them to the
trash. You can then empty the trash and the files
will stay on the computer.
More Information
More Information
For access to additional information, tutorials and workshops, please visit
the Center for Academic Technology website, http://www.butler.edu/it/cat,
contact any Center for Academic Technology staff member at
training@butler.edu,or contact the Information Commons desk in Irwin
Library at infocommons@butler.edu or 940-9235.
For access to additional information, tutorials and workshops, please visit
the Center for Academic Technology website, http://www.butler.edu/it/cat,
contact any Center for Academic Technology staff member at
training@butler.edu,or contact the Information Commons desk in Irwin
Library at infocommons@butler.edu or 940-9235.