M-Audio Wizoo Darbuka [6/30] What is a track

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Latch

The small blue square to the left of the Color Keyboard is the Latch Mode Selector.

When Latch mode is active Darbuka plays continuously from the moment you play the ﬁrst

key until it receives a Stop or End. When Latch mode is off Darbuka will only play while you

are holding a key down.

What Is A Track

A Track is the performance of a single percussionist, complete with all of the

variations, ﬁlls and solos he has played for a Style. All Tracks in Darbuka can be

loaded independently, added to an already loaded Style, or replace any loaded

Track.

To see the Tracks available in a Style just click the small ‘+’ arrow to the left of the

Style name in the Styles Selector.

< Track Tabs

All Tracks loaded into Darbuka (up to fourteen) are displayed using Track Tabs.

The Track Tabs.

Track Tabs are shown on all pages of Darbuka and display each Track’s name, a level meter and the Track’s

Solo and Mute status.

Every Track can be independently edited in a multitude of ways. To select a Track for editing, just click it’s tab;

all other Track Tabs become unselected (gray).

The Darbuka is selected.

Your computer’s [arrow left] and [arrow right] keys select Tracks to the left and right. The [Home] and [End] keys

take you to the ﬁrst and last Track Tabs.

< Scrolling Track Tabs

Darbuka displays up to eight Track Tabs at a time but a Style may have as many as fourteen Tracks. There are