Korg modwave Owner's Manual page 24

Menus
Application menu (MacOS only)
Preferences
Displays the Preferences dialog box, which contains two parameters: Performance Selection and Set List selection.
Performance Selection
Double-click in list selects on synth: Double-clicking a Performance in the Main Window selects the Performance on the
modwave. Single-click allows you to view and edit a Performance's metadata without affecting the current sound on the
modwave.
Select in list also selects on synth: Selecting a Performance in the Main Window also selects the Performance on the
modwave.
Use menu to select on synth: No actions in the Main Window will automatically select sounds on the modwave. Only the
Edit menu's Select On Synth command will do so.
Set List Selection
Double-click in list opens editor: Double-clicking a Set List in the Main Window opens a Set List window for that Set
List. No change is made to the current Set List selection on the modwave.
Double-click in list selects on synth and opens editor: Double-clicking a Set List in the Main Window both opens a Set
List window for that Set List, and selects that Set List on the modwave.
Use menu to edit or select on synth: No actions in the Main Window will automatically either open a Set List window, or
select Set Lists on the modwave. Only the Edit menu's Open Editor and Select On Synth commands will do so.
About
This displays the software version of the modwave Editor/Librarian.
File menu
Important: Many of these commands, including Import, Export, Export Bundle, Backup, and Restore, are
available only when the Librarian window is displayed. If the Editor is displayed instead, these commands will
be grayed out.
Save Performance...
This brings up a dialog to overwrite the current Performance.
Save As New Performance...
This brings up a dialog to save the current Performance as a new item, leaving the previous version intact.
Import...
Imports one or more files from disk. The data will be directly imported into the modwave. For more information, see
"Importing data" on page 13.
Export...
Exports the items selected in the Main Window (not a Set List window, if any are open) to individual files on disk. For
more information, see "Exporting data" on page 13.
Export Bundle...
This command is available if multiple items are selected. It exports all the selected items to a single file on disk. This is
convenient for distributing a set of sounds, for example.
Export Bundle of All User Sounds...
This is available only when the Librarian is active. It exports a bundle of all non-write-protected data, for backing up or
transferring all of your custom sounds at once.
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