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Copy Parts

Copy Parts transfers Parts (sound design snapshots — the equivalent of a "kit") between different banks and projects. Useful to quickly move a sound you've developed to a new part.

Tools - Copy Parts

Workflow​

  1. Source: Choose the source project (the one you are viewing, by default), the bank (A–P), and the part (1–4, or All for 1-to-1 copy).
  2. Destination: Choose the target project, one or more destination banks (A–P), and one or more destination parts.
  3. Execute: Perform the part copy.

Choosing the Source Project​

The source pane has its own project selector, defaulting to the project you are viewing. Point it at another project to copy out of a project without opening it. It is the same picker as the destination one - see Copy Banks for what it lists and how to browse for a project it does not know about.

Data Copied​

All sound design data for both audio and MIDI tracks:

Audio Track Settings​

  • Machine Type and Parameters: Core sound engine settings defined in track parameter Pages.
  • Amplifier Settings: Envelope, volume, and balance.
  • Effects (FX1 & FX2): Assigned effects and their parameters.
  • LFOs: Waveforms, speed, depth, and destination.

MIDI Track Settings​

  • MIDI Parameters: Notes, velocity, length, and MIDI channel.
  • LFOs: MIDI LFO configurations.

Part Metadata​

  • Part Names: Custom part names are copied.
  • Saved State: Both saved (backup) and unsaved (working) states are transferred.
  • Edited State: Mirrors the source part's edited status.

Important Notes​

  • All Tracks Affected: Part data includes parameters of all Audio and MIDI tracks of current bank - it's not tied to individual tracks.
  • Patterns Not Affected: This operation only copies sound design settings (the Part), not sequences or triggers.
  • Automatic Backup: The app automatically backs up destination bank files before executing. See Quick Start for details.
  • Sample Slot References: This tool only copies the reference to a sample slot id (which Slot is assigned to track), not the Sample Slot metadata, nor audio file itself. Use Copy Sample Slots to transfer audio files.