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4. On the Preset Management screen, touch File and then Clean to delete any

unused WAV les in the preset folder. This will permanently remove these

WAV les from the microSD card.

If you are recording WAVs to build up a library of sounds:

1. Create a new preset to host the content from your recording session.

2. Record into pads as desired. Bitbox micro places the WAVs into the preset’s

folder.

3. You can optionally use your computer to move the WAV les from the preset’s

folder on the microSD card into sound library folders on the card. When you

want to use these les in another preset, point to the WAV les you moved to

the library folders. Then pack up those presets to preserve copies of the

WAVs you used.

Note:

► Bitbox micro won’t stop you from loading a WAV le from Preset B’s folders into

Preset A. However, if you do this, you could potentially break Preset A if you ever

move or rename Preset B for any reason. Therefore, if you have WAV les that

you want to re-use across presets, we encourage you to move these WAV les

into library folders outside of the \Presets folder, and to Pack your presets often.

► If you record into a loaded pad, the original WAV le remains intact on the

microSD card and a new WAV le is created.

► If you have RecToPlay set to ON, bitbox micro will automatically start playing the

new sample when recording ends if the Length parameter was used for

recording.

► Bitbox micro streams the recording directly to your microSD. The length of your

recording is limited to the space available on the microSD card.

► Use the Resam input option to layer recordings, apply eects or capture new

clips.

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