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OPTIONS PANEL<br />
This icon activates the Options panel. Here, you can toggle various<br />
options within BFD, which affect how it performs.<br />
Exit the panel without making any changes by clicking its icon again, or by clicking<br />
the icon in the top-right corner, or bring up a new panel instead by clicking<br />
another panel icon.<br />
Animation options<br />
It is strongly recommended to turn off animations if you are using a relatively slow<br />
computer, or a laptop, as the additional CPU load generated by the animations<br />
might lead to an impairment of performance. You can turn off any or all of the animated<br />
panels, hit-indicator lights, tempo beat indicator light and level VU LED’s.<br />
Enable Context Info<br />
This enables the context-sensitive Status window at the bottom of the plugin window.<br />
When you move the mouse over a control, it shows a summary of the control<br />
and its value. You can turn off this functionality here if you find it a distraction.<br />
Load Default Kit<br />
With this option and the Default Kit selector box, you can specify and load a kit by<br />
default when BFD is initiated. Click on the Default Kit box in order to bring up a file<br />
browser so that a kit can be selected.<br />
-2 Octave Numbering<br />
Some sequencers, such as Cubase and Logic, use an octave numbering system<br />
which begins at C-2, rather than C0 in sequencers such as Sonar and FL Studio.<br />
When it launches, BFD attempts to detect the sequencer used and adjusts the<br />
naming convention used in the Hit Options panel and Groove Librarian Banks. You<br />
can override this by manually setting this option in order to use whatever convention<br />
you prefer.<br />
16 Bit Mode<br />
In this mode, sample data is loaded into RAM and streamed from disk at 16 bit<br />
instead of 24 bit. This effectively halves the memory footprint required by BFD’s<br />
data.<br />
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