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M-Audio Wizoo Darbuka [23/30] Mute mode

Darbuka • User Guide 4

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Mute Mode

The Mute Keys (the yellow keys on the Color Keyboard) are very valuable performance and mixing tools and

can behave in various ways.

• Toggle: In Toggle mode Tracks are alternately muted and unmuted

each time a Mute Key is played.

• Held: In Held mode Tracks are only muted for the length of time that

a Mute Key is depressed and held.

• Released: All Tracks are muted by default and only play when a

Mute Key is depressed and held.

• Velocity: When a Mute Key is played via your MIDI keyboard with a

velocity of less than 64 the Track is muted and remains muted until

a value of more than 64 is played on that Mute Key.

Sync Mode

The Sync Mode setting determines how Darbuka responds to your host application and MIDI notes played.

• Off: Darbuka immediately plays from beat one at your host

application tempo when a MIDI note or Color Keyboard note is

received. Although your host application and Darbuka run at the

same tempo their song and beat positions are not in sync.

• Self: As in the Off mode, Darbuka syncs to your host application

tempo but not to it’s bar position. Once Darbuka is playing, sync

between Patterns is maintained, rather than triggering from the

start of each note received.

• Host: Darbuka syncs to the host application’s tempo and bars/

beats.

Pattern Change

The two options under this headline determine how Darbuka changes patterns and places ﬁlls.

< Quantize

This option determines how quickly Darbuka will change Patterns

when you “play” a pattern change – i.e. by sending a MIDI note or

click the Color Keyboard. With a setting of 4th Darbuka will wait

until the next quarter note of the bar before continuing with the

new Pattern.

< Bar Length

It’s theoretically possible - and can by the way yield very interesting results

– to combine parts of different time signatures. In such a case, Darbuka

needs to know which time signature it is supposed to use globally – it uses

this information for operations such as pattern changes or determining length

of ﬁlls.

By changing this parameter, you can deﬁne one of the available time signatures

as the global time signature, this way forcing all above mentioned operations

to the signature you’ve set.

The Bar Length setting applies for the current style only – when you load a new

style, it will be updated with this styles’ setting.

This parameter is “hidden away” on the Setup page because it is a very sensitive parameter that you should

leave unchanged unless you perfectly know what you’re doing and only when you create your own user

styles.

M-Audio Wizoo Darbuka [23/30] Mute mode

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