Snapshots, Snapshot Transitions and Snapshot Notes
Snapshots let one Patch change through a song. Each Patch can have up to five Snapshots that save Sound volumes, which effects are on and the mod wheel position, so you can move from a soft verse to a big chorus with one tap.
Patch Snapshots are a powerful feature that allow you to save a “Snapshot” of a Patch’s settings. Patch Snapshots can be useful to easily switch between different sections of a song, such as an intimate Intro, to a building Bridge, and finally a big Chorus.
Each Patch Snapshot will store the following information:
- The Volume Fader position for each Sound in the Patch
- The engaged/bypassed state for each MIDI and Audio Effect, for each Sound in the Patch
- The Mod-Wheel position for the Patch
Changes to Sound Settings or the parameters within MIDI and Audio effects are not stored to Patch Snapshots. Changes you make within the Sound Settings menu or within any effect’s parameter menu will be stored to the Patch as a whole.
Snapshot States visualized
Patch Snapshots that have data saved to them will appear a light blue when selected and a gray color when not selected. Empty Patch Snapshots will appear a dark gray color when unselected and will have a light blue border when selected.
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Saving a Patch Snapshot
To save a Patch Snapshot, tap on the Patch Snapshot position to select, set your Mod-Wheel and Sounds’ volume and effects states as desired, then tap the Patch Snapshot Save button 
to save the Patch Snapshot.
Selecting a Patch Snapshot
Patch Snapshots are recalled by tapping on the Patch Snapshot buttons. Once selected, a Patch Snapshot’s values are immediately applied to the Mod Wheel and Sounds’ volume and effects.
Renaming a Patch Snapshot
To rename a Patch Snapshot, perform a long-press on the Patch Snapshot button, then select Rename from the menu. Enter the new name and tap Save.
Reordering Patch Snapshots
Reordering Patch Snapshots can be done by performing a long-press on the Patch Snapshot button, then selecting Reorder from the menu. Once in reordering mode, long-press on the Patch Snapshot buttons and drag them to the desired order. When satisfied with the order, click the Checkbox button to set the order.
Clearing a Patch Snapshot
If you need to clear the saved values of a Patch Snapshot, perform a long-press on the Patch Snapshot button, then select Clear from the menu.
Snapshot Notes
Snapshots Notes can be added to any Snapshot and can be useful to act as reminders of parts to play or chords for a section. For more info on setting up Snapshot notes, check out the article explaining the Effects/Notes feature.
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Snapshot Transitions
Snapshot Transitions allow for smooth, seamless transitions when switching between Snapshots. Use Snapshot Transitions to seamlessly move several faders, your mod wheel, and engage or bypass Effects with a single tap when you engage your Snapshot. Snapshots Transitions can be set to use a set of modifiable Default settings or can be customized to settings specific to that Snapshot.
Setting Up Snapshot Transitions
Default Snapshot Transition Settings
At launch Snapshot Transitions will use a set of default settings that will determine the length of the transition, if the mod wheel should be affected, and when Effects should be engaged/bypassed. If you would like to adjust these default settings, you can do so in Settings.
First tap the Menu button, tap Settings, then tap Snapshots. The Snapshots settings will be shown on screen. Make any modifications, then tap the "X" to close the menu. These settings will now be used when switching between Snapshots.
Custom Snapshot Transition Settings
You may find that the default settings work great, but for a specific section of a song it just doesn't fit. Custom Snapshot Transition settings allow you to have control over individual Snapshot Transitions.
To setup a custom Snapshot Transition, long press on the Snapshot that will be transitioned to, then tap Settings. Set the toggle for "Use Custom Settings" to on, then make adjustments to the settings in the modal.
Using Snapshot Transitions
After you've setup your Snapshot Transitions, simply tap a Snapshot. The Snapshot Transition will take place automatically. You will see a small progress bar on the Snapshot to indicate the remaining time, and you'll also see Faders and the Modwheel moving to reflect the programming.