4.2 delete / rename sounds

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  1. 1SYNTH / DRUM
  2. 2SHIFT + 1 … 8

4.2.1 delete / rename sounds introduction

type: tidy up the sound browser · by maiko

Delete or rename your own sounds and snapshots right in the sound browser. On a sound, press orange to delete it (orange again to confirm), or white to rename it on the snapshot naming screen.

The sound browser with a band: DELETE? BASS2 and the orange knob
delete: press orange again
The naming screen with BASS1, then the browser saying RENAMED BASS2 with a green tick
rename on the naming screen
The browser saying FACTORY SOUND CHINESE WHIST with a red cross
factory sounds are refused

4.2.2 opening delete / rename sounds

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step 1

SYNTH / DRUM

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step 2

SHIFT + 1 … 8

SYNTH or DRUM, SHIFT + a sound key (1 … 8) for the browser, then move to one of your sounds.

4.2.3 knobs

press

blue

—

green

—

white

rename

orange

delete

4.2.4 keys

press orange twice

delete: a DELETE? band shows; orange again deletes, any other key or knob cancels

press white

rename: the naming screen opens with the name in it

turn / press blue

on the naming screen: pick and type letters, as for a snapshot

←

delete the last letter

press white again

save the new name

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SYNTH / DRUM / TAPE / MIXER

cancel the rename

4.2.5 tips

  • Factory sounds can't be deleted or renamed: FACTORY SOUND shows with a red cross.
  • Names: a to z and 0 to 9, up to 12. Other characters in an old name are dropped.
  • DELETED or RENAMED shows with a green tick when it's done; a big drum kit takes a moment.
  • A delete can't be undone. A slot that has the sound loaded keeps playing its copy; saving a snapshot from it brings the sound back.
  • To put a factory kit or sound back the way it shipped, press SHIFT + DRUM (SHIFT + SYNTH for a synth sound): it reloads the slot's sound from the browser, sample included. That's TE's own and works on stock firmware too.
  • Patterns aren't stored per kit: resetting or loading a kit never changes them.
  • A slot you sampled into, or saved as a snapshot, has no factory sound to go back to: pick the factory one in the browser instead.