Getting Started
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Sound Browser
1: Filters Panel
3: Metadata Columns2: Data List
5: Info panel
7: Search
8: Categories
9: Collections
4: Favorite icon
6: Select/
Cancel
Overview
e Sound Browser is used for selecting any type of sound data, such as Performances, Programs, Motion Sequences,
Motion Sequence Lanes, Eects Presets, Multisamples, Wavetables, etc. For editing metadata (such as name,
Categories, etc.), use the Librarian instead.
1: Filters Panel
e selections here help you narrow down the number of items in the Data List. Set the Search, Categories, and/or
Collections as desired. e Filters Panel can be resized by dragging its right edge, to show one, two, or three columns of
Categories and Collections.
Important: e Search, Categories, and Collections settings continue to aect data selection, even aer the Sound
Browser is closed. Each individual selector remembers these settings for as long as modwave native is open and unless
a new parent sound is selected (for example, the Program is the parent sound of the Motion Sequence). For more
information, see “Selectors” on page 2.
2: Data List
is shows the list of selectable sound data (Performances in the example above), as ltered by the Search, Category,
and Collection settings in the Filters Panel. Click on an item in the list to select it for auditioning, or use the keyboard
up/down arrows to browse through items one by one. Click in the list and type a few letters to select sounds by name.
Double-click (or press OK) to select and close the browser.
3: Metadata columns
For each item, the list shows the Name, Collection, Category, Author, and Notes, as well as whether or not the item is
locked factory data. You can drag the tops of the columns to re-arrange them, or to resize the columns.
Click on a column heading to sort; click again to reverse the sort order. e triangle icon shows which column is
selected for sorting, and the direction of the triangle (up or down) shows the sort order.
4: Favorite icon
Click on the heart to mark (or un-mark) an item as a Favorite. You can then nd them later via the “Favorite” Category.
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