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ARTURIA – SPARK CREATIVE DRUM MACHINE – USER’S MANUAL
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Choose your Controller GUI: Select between the Spark CDM GUI and the Spark 2 GUI.
Spark CDM GUI is identical to the Spark CDM hardware.
5.10.1.2 File preferences
Save a copy of Audio samples in Library: When importing .wav/.aiff files to Spark, the
source file will be copied in the library. You have the choice between:
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Always: always copy files in the library
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Ask: ask the user
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Never: never copy files in the library
Library path: Changes the path to SPARK's library.
5.10.1.3 MIDI Import/Export preferences:
Wave export size: When saving a pattern as a .wav file, you can choose between
exporting the pattern in its initial size, or doubling the size of the pattern. Doubling the
size will avoid losing an effect playing beyond the end of the pattern (i.e. a reverb or a
delay).
Choose Drum map model for MIDI pattern import: When importing a MIDI pattern, you
have the choice to import it as a SPARK, General MIDI or ADDICTIVE Drum map.
Choose MIDI map model for Pads: You can choose an existing mapping for the pads
being controlled by an external MIDI controller. Spark Option is the mapping used by
Spark controller, General Midi is a standard MIDI mapping, and you can define your own
mapping using “Custom” Option and assigning MIDI notes on pads using Cmd-Click on
OSX or Ctrl on Windows on pads. This mapping is used for the MIDI bank and pattern
export. A default CC assignment for the instrument automations is set. By default the 6
instrument parameters, Pan and Volume are assigned. You can then customize those
assignments depending on the automations you’ve used. Automations are then exported
in the MIDI file.
“Enable default Pad velocity” preference is used to trigger pads with a constant velocity
defined with the “Default Pad Velocity” preference. Hit intensity is ignored when this
preference is set to “Yes”.
Use the Send Midi preferences to select which kind of MIDI data has to be sent from
Spark to your host or from Spark to the selected Output Midi port:
Choose “Send Midi From Pads” for sending MIDI data from Spark pads, and pattern
changes to your host.
Choose “Send Midi From Sequencer” for sending MIDI data coming from Spark’s
sequencer to your host.
Choose “Send Midi Clock out” for sending Spark Midi Clock to a Midi output and
synchronize another device or application capable of receiving Midi Clock.
5.10.1.4 Controller Preferences
Knobs speed sets the reactivity of the knobs in Spark, and can vary between slow,
normal and fast.
Set ‘Controller Detection’ to off, if you want to disable the automatic detection of the
hardware at startup, or on if you want to enable it.