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How‐To Guides
Nikodemus Siivola edited this page Jan 3, 2025
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Work in progress HOWTOs for Deluge, including both official and community features. See: Style guide
- Add/remove columns anywhere in a clip
- Arm resampling to start/stop with playback
- Assign CC to a gold knob in a MIDI clip
- Change clip length
- Change clip play direction
- Change sample repeat mode for all kit rows
- Clear a clip
- Create a kit
- Delete a kit row
- Delete all unused kit rows
- Edit a parameter
- Follow playhead
- Learn a parameter to a gold knob
- Load a folder of samples as a kit
- Load or save a MIDI instrument
- Move a kit row
- Rotate a clip
- Send MIDI from a drum kit
- Set audio clip input source
- Set number of section repeats
- Solo a clip
- View VU-meter
In CLIP view:
- Rotate the clip so the place where you want add/remove columns in is at the end.
- Change clip length to add/remove columns at the end.
- Rotate the clip back to its original position.
- Hold
RECORD
and pressPLAY
. Recording and playback both start immediately. - While resampling is in progress, in SONG view, hold
RECORD
and pressPLAY
to stop resampling at next loop point. Note: doing this will cut of any reverb trails.
In CLIP view in a MIDI clip:
- Press
MODE
button for the paramater whose CC you want to assign. - Hold
GOLD
and turnSELECT
to assign the CC.
In CLIP view:
- Hold
HORIZONTAL
and pressBACK
.
In CLIP view:
- Hold
SHIFT
and turnHORIZONTAL
.
In CLIP view:
- Hold
SHIFT
and pressPAD
unlabelled pad immediately below the left gold encoder, to the right of theOSC SYNC PAD
.
In CLIP view of a kit:
- Open the sample repeat mode editor. See: Edit a parameter. (Bottom left corner pad.)
- Hold
AFFECT ENTIRE
while turning theSELECT
encoder.
In CLIP view:
- Hold
SHIFT
and pressKIT
. - Select sample to load to first row of the kit.
In CLIP view of a kit:
- Hold
PAD
on the kit row to delete and pressDELETE
.
Since community release 1.0.
In CLIP view of a kit:
- Hold
KIT
, holdSHIFT
, and pressDELETE
.
In CLIP view, use any of the following:
- Hold
AUDITION
and pressPAD
for the parameter. - Hold
SHIFT
and pressPAD
for the parameter. - Press
SELECT
and use the menu to select the parameter.
Note: in a KIT you must have a row selected first!
In ARRANGER:
- While playhead is visible on the grid, press
CROSS-SCREEN
.
- Open the parameter you want for editing. See: Edit a parameter
- Hold
LEARN
and turn theGOLD KNOB
you want to bind it to. (Turn, not press!)
In CLIP view:
- Create a kit
- Browse to the name of the folder you want, and long-press
SELECT
.
Since community release 1.1.
In CLIP view:
- Hold
LOAD
and pressMIDI
to load. - Hold
SAVE
and pressMIDI
to save.
In CLIP view of a KIT:
- Hold both
MUTE
andAUDITION
buttons on the row you want to move. - Rotate
VERTICAL
to move it.
In CLIP view:
- Hold
VERTICAL
and turnHORIZONTAL
. - This rotates the clip: turning left will move notes that used to be at the beginning of the clip to the end, and vice versa.
In a KIT:
- Hold
AUDITION
for a row and pressMIDI
. This converts the drum to a MIDI drum. - Hold
AUDITION
and turn the upper and lowerGOLD
knobs to set the MIDI note and channel.
In SONG mode:
- Hold
INPUT
and pressPAD
on the audio clip row.
In GRID view, BLUE mode:
- Hold
SECTION
(MUTE
) and turnSELECT
.
In ROWS view:
- Hold
SECTION
(AUDITION
) and turnSELECT
.
In SONG view:
- Hold
<>
and pressMUTE
for the clip you want to solo. Solo starts at the end of loop. - To solo the clip immediately, hold
SHIFT
while pressing<>
.
Since community release 1.1.
In SONG, ARRANGER, or PERFORMANCE view:
- Press
LEVEL
mod button while it is already lit, andAFFECT ENTIRE
is on.
Nothing official, just notes on how these are structured so far.
- If a specific firmware version is required, mention it explicitly, in the style of: Since community release 1.0.
- Write short, to the point guides: readers are assumed to have a basic familiarity with the Deluge: skip self-evident things like "select the option you want using the encoder and press to confirm your selection".
- If more than 1-3 steps are required, if at all possible refer to a separate guide for some of them. For example, if user needs to have a parameter editor open, say something like "Open the parameter for editing" instead of spelling it out. Each guide should be just a few lines.
- If there are steps that need to be done in order, use an ordered list.
- If there are options or useful things to know, use an unordered list.
- Current style of button combo is "hold
X
and pressY
", making the order in which the combo needs to be entered explicit.X + Y
would be shorter, though, but since the order matters it is probably better to be explicit. - Instead of using symbols like
<>
or▲▼
use names likeHORIZONTAL
- If the button has two labels, use the one more relevant to the action, regardless of if shift is pressed or not.