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5:2 Loading Palettes<br />

To load a Palette, bring up the Palette chooser using one of the following methods:<br />

1. Click the Load button on the BFD2 Control bar and click on Load Palette... from the Load menu that<br />

appears.<br />

2. If the current Groove slot is empty, click the shortcut to the Load Palette function that is shown in<br />

the editor area.<br />

Palette chooser<br />

The main area of the Palette Chooser shows a listing of the available Palettes in the BFD2 database.<br />

Use the scrollbar to browse through all available Palettes.<br />

Category<br />

filters<br />

Info columns<br />

Palette listing:<br />

click to select or<br />

double-click to<br />

load<br />

Loading a Palette<br />

Expand/collapse buttons<br />

To load a Palette, first select it by clicking on it in the listing, and click the Load button.<br />

Alternatively, you can simply double-click a Palette in the listing to load it.<br />

The entire Palette is loaded, clearing the entire current state of the BFD2 Grooves page. You are asked for confirmation before<br />

you can continue.<br />

Grooves within a Palette<br />

You can expand a Palette by clicking the expand/collapse button to its left, in order to reveal its constituent Grooves.<br />

You can select and view information about a Groove within a Palette, as well as audition it before loading. However, the parent<br />

Palette always stays selected when selecting any Groove within it, so if you click the Load button with a constituent Groove<br />

selected, the parent Palette is loaded.<br />

Expand All & Collapse All<br />

These buttons allow you to quickly expand and collapse all Palettes in the listing.<br />

Other elements within a Palette<br />

A saved Palette stores the entire state of the Grooves page. In other words, it contains the following:<br />

• constituent Grooves<br />

• the selected Groove when the Palette was saved<br />

• settings for Default and individual Slot Groove Actions<br />

• Groove FX settings<br />

• settings in the Editor (such as grid swing, view settings etc)<br />

• Auto-Play settings<br />

• the contents of the Drum Track<br />

Delete Palette from database<br />

When you load a Palette, all these elements are loaded with it, overwriting the current state of the Groove page.<br />

Info<br />

Scrollbar<br />

Click to load<br />

the selected<br />

Palette

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