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This section covers the BopPad Editor. It will cover the basic operation and features of the Editor, along with
any differences between the desktop and web editors.
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The BopPad Editor is where you define what data your BopPad will send, how it will send the data, and how
that data is controlled by the different sources.
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The Preset section allows you to save, recall, and send presets to the BopPad. The BopPad can hold
up to 4 presets. Presets can be selected by sending Program Change Messages to the BopPad from
Software or Hardware. Simply send a program change message 0-3 to select one of the 4 onboard
presets.
You select a preset with the menu at the top. There are buttons, for choosing a destination on the
BopPad, sending the preset to a slot on the BopPad, saving the preset, saving the preset as a copy,
reverting the preset, and deleting the preset.
The Editor can store an unlimited amount of presets, and you can import and export presets using the
File Menu. You can also import user presets by dragging and dropping .json files onto the Presets box.
As long as there are no naming conflicts or duplicates, the preset will be imported.
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