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CREATE PRESET TEMPLATES FOR RE-USE

Preset template support was added in response to requests from some users who like

to set up their presets a certain way each time, and other users who want to congure a

preset in preparation for a live performance. Preset templates allow you to congure the

pad mode, output, MIDI settings, modulation and other settings before you have

associated a WAV le with the pad.

A preset template is simply a preset that has pads which have been congured but do

not have WAV les associated with them. Preset templates can also store all of the

other information a standard preset has: Sequences, Song Sections, FX, Mixer settings

and more.

To Congure a Pad without a WAV le:

1. Select the pad you want to congure as a template on the Pads screen.

2. Push the right arrow button. If the pad is loaded with a WAV le, this will

display the WAV screen. In this case, touch the pad mode icon on the top left

of the screen and then select New Recording to remove the WAV le

mapping. You will now see the Load and Record screen.

3. Push the right arrow button again to see the Parameters screen for this pad.

4. Set the Pad Mode in the list of parameters.

5. Update the other available parameters as you normally would.

6. Save the preset.

To Add a WAV le to a Template Pad:

1. Select the pad you want to congure as a template on the Pads screen.

2. Push the right arrow button to display the Load and Record screen.

3. Touch Load if you want to use an existing WAV le. Otherwise, begin

recording a new WAV as usual.

NOTE:

► Not all parameters are available before you add a WAV le to the Pad. For

example, you cannot add loop points to a sample mode pad because bitbox

micro does not know how long the le will be.

► You can use the FX and Mixer screens to congure other elements as needed.

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