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The graphical interface of the Drumazon is divided into two main parts.
Essential part - responsible for editing sequence patterns and generating the sound.
Drumazon works in two modes: Internal and External.
Drumazon is a multi-output plug-in with 12 stereo or mono configurable outputs.
All the parameter settings for a complete Drumazon drum kit are stored in a Preset.
Drumazon will act as a sound module, playing drum sounds via MIDI notes from host sequencer.
Allows Drumazon to act as a fully functioning drum machine within the host sequencer.
Patterns are stored in 8 banks, each holding 12 patterns, totaling 96 patterns.
Default mode, allows a range of patterns or single pattern to be selected and cycle through.
Patterns are triggered using a MIDI keyboard, recommended for host application arrangements.
Allows control of external instruments using Drumazon's internal sequencer via MIDI notes.
This section is for sound editing in Drumazon, covering parameters for 11 drum sounds.
Enables an audible trigger sound, selectable from source tracks and mixed into available outputs.
Controls the overall output volume of the Drumazon by adjusting the Volume knob.
Allows editing of the currently selected pattern using the Patt write button and step buttons.
A step can have a Flam state, which is a double triggering with a short delay.
Allows patterns to be tapped in using the Step buttons.
Provides standard editing functions like Shift, Copy, Paste, and Clear for tracks and patterns.
The default pattern length is 16 steps but can be changed using the Length function.
Used to accent all parts on a given step, with volume controlled by the Total accent knob.
Defines the number of steps per quarter note, switchable between different values.
Also called Syncopation or Swing, added by turning the Shuffle knob in Pattern write mode.
Auto follow button automatically makes the currently playing pattern the one being edited.
Allows saving or loading single patterns or complete banks of patterns.
Allows randomization of a pattern by selecting Rand.Mode, with adjustable intensity per instrument.
Navigates the preset bank using Prev/Next buttons or the Preset Browser.
A tool to manage the preset structure, allowing browsing, loading, and saving presets.
Allows saving/loading presets and banks from/to the hard drive.
Configures audio outputs from the plug-in, including default assignments and output types (Stereo/Mono).
Enables an audible trigger sound, selectable from source tracks and mixed into available outputs.
Configures sequencer's work mode, including current and default settings for internal/host modes.
Sets default flag values for current settings, which are overwritten on new instances.
Configures how the host application detects playback, using transport change or lowest C note.
Manages preset storing, allowing automatic or on-demand saving of parameter changes.
Allows selection of default presets (Factory, Clear, or User Defined) applied on new instances.
Manages default patterns and drum kits, allowing user-defined patterns to be loaded as default.
Allows loading or saving custom drum maps, with default factory mapping available.
Sets the default drum map, applying factory mapping or a user-defined map on load.
Assigns controls to MIDI CC, enabling plug-in control via external hardware or software.
Enables MIDI learn mode to assign Drumazon controls to a MIDI controller.
Manages MIDI CC links, including removing links, loading, and saving MIDI maps.
Selects a default MIDI Map that is loaded each time the plug-in is loaded.