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Here’s a breakdown of what each of those features does:

Copy current

config

Any changes you make to the current configuration become part

of that configuration. So be sure to use this feature before you

create a new configuration so will not accidentally alter the

current configuration. A window will prompt you to give the new

Configuration a name, after which it will appear at the bottom of

the drop-down list.

Delete current

config

Note: Be sure to export a configuration first before deleting it!

You may decide you want to use it later after all.

Based on the picture above, if you were to select “Delete” the

configuration “My_external_setup” would be deleted from the

drop-down list. If you have exported it before deleting it then it

will still remain in the folder where you placed it, and you can re-

import it later from there.

Import config

Allows you to import a configuration from whatever location you

have used as an export destination.

Export current

config

Use this to create a backup copy of your configuration outside the

Analog Lab program. That way you will be able to re-import it if

you accidentally delete it from the configuration list.

The MIDI controller configs will be exported into the format

“*.lab2midi” (“*” stands for the name you have given to the file).

Configuration list

Once you have given a name to your new configuration it will

appear in the drop-down menu under the Default configuration.

You can now select it, export it or delete it from this list.

As you can see, it’s easy to set up Analog Lab to work perfectly with whatever controller

you are using. This means you’ll be able to set up Analog Lab quickly for any situation,

whether you will be recording or performing live.

5.4 Sound Mode

A preset contains the memorized settings of the various parameters that are necessary

to reproduce a particular sound. The Sound mode page is where individual presets are

located.

To access Sound mode, click the Sound button on the left side of the tool bar. This is

what you’ll see: