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Import WAV File From Card
You can import any mono 16 bit 44.1 WAV file from your computer for jamming or
overdubbing, and it will play back on the Mic/Aux/WAV track. Just follow these steps:
With your WAV file saved on your SD card, press Spider Jam’s • SAVE button.
Navigate to the • Import WAV File From Card menu item using the wheel.
Press the R Arrow to call up the Import function.•
You’ll see a list of the WAV files on your SD card. Use the wheel to choose one.•
Press R Arrow and your WAV file will be copied to Spider Jam’s internal memory.•
Go to the Recordings tab and turn the wheel. Your WAV file will appear in the list.
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Save Rec Mix As WAV To Card
When you’ve recorded a multi-track loop, with guitar, bass and drums for example, you can
easily mix it down as a WAV file and store it on your SD card, with total control of the mix
levels. This is a great feature for creating tracks you may want to use on your computer for
further editing, or as building blocks for songs. Here’s how to do a Mixdown:
Press the • LEVEL button to display the Playback Levels screen.
You’ll see 3 virtual knobs for the • Song/Drums, Guitar and Mic/Aux/WAV tracks.
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Adjust the each of the levels with the wheel until the mix sounds right to you.•
Press the • SAVE button and navigate to Save Rec Mix As WAV To Card.
Press the R Arrow to perform the Mixdown. Your mix will be saved to SD card.•
*For more details and tips on using the Mixdown feature, see Chapter 4, Workflow.