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Browser
The Browser lets you navigate your Force hardware's internal and external hard disks to load samples, clips,
songs, etc. Using filter buttons and user-definable folders, you can easily adapt it to your preferred workflow.
You can also audition (preview) your samples before loading them.
Important: You can install an additional SATA drive in your Force hardware, allowing for even more storage
space. See
Appendix > SATA Drive Installation
Important: Force supports read and write capability for exFAT, FAT32, NTFS, and EXT4 file systems as well
as read-only capability for HFS+ file systems. We recommend using an exFAT file system as it is the most
robust one supported by both Windows and macOS.
To show the Browser, do any of the following:
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Press Menu and then tap Browser.
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Press Load.
In the Browser, you can do any of the following:
To browse your files by location, tap Places on the left side of the screen.
Internal is the internal drive of Force.
Force Documents is a shortcut to the Force Documents folder on the internal drive of Force.
If you have storage devices connected to USB ports or SD card slot of Force, they will appear in this column, as
well.
To browse your files by content, tap Content and then tap the type of file: Audio Clips, Plugin Presets, Midi
Clips, Kits, Samples or Projects (see
To browse your Expansions, tap Expansions.
To move up one folder level, tap the folder/ icon in the upper-left corner.
To move through a list, do any of the following:
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Swipe up or down
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Turn the data dial
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Use the –/+ buttons
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Tap Previous and Next at the bottom of the screen.
To select a file or folder, tap it once.
To enter a folder, double-tap it or tap Open in the lower-right corner. Alternatively, press the data dial to enter a
selected folder. You can also tap one of the folder buttons (1–5) in the upper-right corner to jump immediately to
those pre-assigned file paths (see
to learn more about this.
below
to learn about these content buttons).
below
to learn how to assign these file paths).
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