Adjusting song parts
In the song studio you see the song in parts – intro, verse, pre-chorus, chorus, bridge, solo, finale, end. You can listen to each part, lock it, reroll it or give it its own mood, e.g. every chorus “Wild” and the rest “Party”. The designer finds the parts without AI, straight from the music.
How it works
- Tap a part card (or the part in the “Parts” row). The timeline zooms in, and the right side shows settings for this part only.
- “All chorus parts the same” (on): whatever you change now applies to every part of this kind in the song. Off: only to this one part.
- Choose what should happen with the part:
- Mood for …: its own mood, e.g. “Wild”. “Like the song” removes it again – this card shows which mood the song currently has. If the part has the same mood as the song, the designer offers “Stronger: …” or “Calmer: …” so it stands out.
- Lock: the part stays as it is, even if you change the mood, sliders or variant.
- Reroll just this part: a different variant for this part only.
- How strong? Energy and moving head movement only here.
- Which lights join in? Switch groups on or off (puts a zone over the part).
- Tap “Save to SoundSwitch”.
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