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Bitbox Micro User Manual 1.0.7

These parameters are saved in a format that is commonly used by other music

products. This means you can set these values in the other product and then use them

in bitbox micro, and the reverse.

When bitbox micro rst loads a WAV le that has parameters stored in it, it will load the

values of the parameters that are in the WAV and use default values for the other

parameters. If you change a value of one of these parameters for the pad, those

changes only apply to this pad and are not automatically saved back to the WAV le.

This allows you to override parameters for specic pads. Bitbox micro also makes an

assumption about the pad mode based on the parameters that are available in the WAV

le. If there are slices in the WAV, then it sets the pad mode to slicer. If there are loop

points in the WAV, then it sets the pad mode to sample.

To save the values you have congured for a pad back to the WAV le:

1. Open the WAV screen for the pad.

2. Touch the name of the WAV le at the top of the screen to display the WAV

selection screen.

3. Touch File and then Save or Save As. If you selected Save, bitbox micro will

save the congured parameters into the same WAV le you have loaded. If

you chose Save As, you will see the WAV le naming screen. Type in a new

name to save the changes to a dierent WAV le, and then touch Enter to

save. Bitbox micro will now load the newly modied WAV le into the pad.

To revert back to the parameter and slice values stored in the WAV le, simply reload

the le into the pad.

Note:

► If you use an existing le name when you use Save As, the old le will be

overwritten with the current WAV le and parameters.

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