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Auto Jam Session 273
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Handling
After startup you’ll see the simple view of Auto Jam Session. In the
right half you’ll be given useful hints on how to use the program
without having to resort to the help file (press "F1“ or "Help").
Action: The most important handling element is displayed as the
"Action" button (bottom left), which can also be controlled using the
space bar or via MIDI/joystick.
1st click: Playback begins. Nothing is recorded yet.
2nd click: The first recording starts. Record your first beat(s). As a
sign that it’s recording, the action button turns red.
3rd click: Ends the recording. The recorded part is inserted into the
arrangement as a loop and then played repeatedly. It serves as a
speed measure for the next loop.
4th click: In the next track, the recording starts. You’ll start off
hearing the previously recorded loop, and now you can add an
additional voice to it.
5th click: The recording ends, playback of the first and the newly
recorded loop continues.
The next clicks start and end other recordings (clicks 4 and 5 repeat).
Every restart of the recording starts in a new track. All loops recorded
up until now are played continuously.
Double clicking on the action button stops the last loop recorded.
Clicking three times ends all running loops. You can use it to
separate various song parts from one another.
By clicking on stop, the playback/recording is stopped immediately
Auto Jam Session modes
There are many ways to record a song:
• Record everything by yourself. The loop that was recorded first is set
as a measure for the speed of the song in BPM (beats per minute).