- Song mode
- Working on your song and a fragment's patterns
Working on your song and a fragment's patterns
To work on individual tracks with a fragment's configuration (e.g. your selection of mutes and pattern numbers for the different tracks) intact, while a fragment is playing, hold value and long-press to switch to any track.
This lets you tweak parts of your song as it is played by a fragment. This mechanic is key to working on full songs, rather than simple loops. Note that this mechanic also works from Live mode, where this can be used to quickly mute different tracks or working on scenes (the fragment "equivalent" of Live mode); you can even go back and forth to different tracks via Live mode and keep any mutes and configurations intact.
Note that stopping playback will reset the pattern numbers across all tracks to a predictable state; the pattern indicated on the screen. E.g. if playback is stopped with the screen indicating "09.bS", all patterns across all tracks - not just the bS track - will reset to pattern 9.
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- Auditioning (under Tracks)
If the current (or last) selected track was the lead (Ld) track, pressing 1-16 will allow you to play the lead sound.
- 14/A6/Sampler Demo mode; disable autosave (under Boot modes)
By keeping 14/A6/Sampler pressed while turning the device on, autosave is turned off.
- Setting a song title (under Wooveconnect)
Song titles are saved to your Woovebox along with the song data.
- Context menu (under Song mode)
'duMP Sy][' (dump song SysEx only) dumps song the song as a SYSEX file only and does not dump samples.
- 5. SM.bK Sample Bank (under Glob (song globals) page)
Your Woovebox has two sample banks (bnk.1 and bnk.2) providing ~62s worth of sampling time each.