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Save, copy, paste and scramble a track's sound
Hold a track key and press a module key — scrambles the sound, copies it, pastes onto that track and saves it as a new preset.
These shortcuts act on a track's complete sound, preset settings included, without opening a menu. Copy and paste duplicate a sound onto another track for layering or variations; scramble throws the settings around for happy accidents, so save first if you may want the original back. A save never overwrites: it adds a snapshot, unless you use the shift variant described in the related unit.
How to
Save the selected track's sound as a new preset
- 1
Duplicate one track's sound onto another track
- 1 hold the source track's key
- 2 hold the destination track's key
Details
- TE’s guide
scrambles the track's sound, a quick way to wreck a patch or audition random variations.
- TE’s guide
copies the sound of the held track and pastes it onto the held track.
- TE’s guide
saves the track's current sound as a preset.
- community
Each save becomes a new dated preset in the snapshot folder, named like 2026-06-15 (1).
- community
Saving copies the track's samples into the new preset, so it no longer depends on the original files.
- TE’s changelog
A copied and pasted track takes its active octave along.
- TE’s changelog
OS 1.1.32 fixed pasted tracks sometimes missing some of their settings.