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Audition Preview buttons<br />

When a Palette in the listing is<br />

expanded to show its constituent<br />

Grooves by clicking the expand/<br />

collapse button to its left, an extra<br />

column appears in the listing, containing<br />

an audition preview button<br />

for each Groove in the Palette.<br />

These buttons allow you to audition<br />

a Palette’s Grooves before<br />

loading it.<br />

Click a Groove’s audition preview<br />

button to start auditioning it. Click<br />

the button again to stop the audition,<br />

or click another Groove’s<br />

audition preview button.<br />

Auditioned grooves play at the current tempo through currently loaded kit-pieces. Note that if the previewed Groove contains<br />

events for kit-pieces that are not loaded, they do not produce any sound. If no kit-pieces are loaded at all, previewing the Groove<br />

results in no sound.<br />

Only one Groove can be previewed at any one time. If you click another Groove’s audition preview button before the current<br />

Groove has finished playing, the current Groove stops playing immediately and the new one begins.<br />

Whether or not polyphonic mode is enabled in the BFD2 preferences, audition previews cause BFD2 to stop playing any other<br />

Grooves that may already be loaded and playing in the Groove engine.<br />

The Hold mouse button to preview setting in the BFD2 Grooves preferences results in auditions only playing back while the<br />

mouse button is held down on the audition preview buttons.<br />

Auto-preview<br />

The Auto-preview function allows you to automatically preview the selected Groove, looped and synchronized<br />

to your host tempo and transport.<br />

Again, if any Grooves are already loaded and playing in BFD2, they are muted when previewing a Groove in the Palette chooser.<br />

Palette and Groove info columns<br />

The following information is shown in columns for each Palette:<br />

Audition preview buttons<br />

• Name<br />

• BPM (original tempo)<br />

• Time Sig (original time signature)<br />

• Bars (length in bars)<br />

• Genre<br />

• Rating<br />

• Library<br />

You can sort Palettes in the listing by name, tempo or rating by clicking the relevant column header.<br />

Click a header again to toggle between ascending and descending arrangement.<br />

These information categories are also shown for a Palette’s constituent Grooves if it is expanded by clicking the expand/collapse<br />

button to its left. Note that you can only sort Palettes by clicking the Name, Tempo and Rating column headers.

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