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1 sections · 8.00 bars · 0:15.24
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Electric piano · Modeled electric keys · 126 BPM
Verse 18 bars · 0:15.24
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Section / VerseSection Verse 1Track Electric piano1 selected layer
ARRANGEMENT8 bars
FULL SONGClick any clip block to open that section below.
TIME RANGE · EDIT ORIGINAL CLIPS1.1.000 · 0:00.000 – 2.1.000 · 0:01.905
EDIT SCOPE1 layer selected · actions affect the current section
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OVERVIEW8 bars
TRACKS 1
Shift-drag the ruler or turn Range on for a real time selection; copy/cut/delete selected layers and paste at the stopped cursor. One Undo restores the whole multi-layer edit. Tap the bar ruler (or focus it and use arrow keys) to cue Play from that position; Stop preserves the cursor. Use the overview to jump through the section; Follow keeps playback in view until you scroll or edit; Arrow keys, Home and End also navigate it. Ctrl/Cmd + wheel zooms around your pointer. Hold Alt while dragging to temporarily bypass snapping. Press Escape to cancel a drag without changing the clip. Dragging previews a snap guide and commits only when you release. Choose Move or Slip, then drag a clip to reposition it or slide its audio internally. Drag either side to trim. Use the top handles for fades. Tap a clip for exact start, length, source offset, gain, split, duplicate and delete controls. Empty space is allowed and saved.
Selected device · Electric piano
Instrument keys · 0 MIDI notes · Section Verse 1
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SoundCode Beatmaker
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One project, one Session transport and audio engine. Changed sounds remain independently editable in the Playlist and Mixer.
Production overview · 0 musical roles active · 0/1 sections populated
Factual arrangement inventory from saved Session MIDI and clips. Unused roles are optional; these counts do not certify audio quality, licensing or production readiness.
0/1tracks with material0/13musical roles represented0/1populated sections
KickNot used
SnareNot used
Hi-HatNot used
ClapNot used
PercussionNot used
BassNot used
MelodyNot used
ChordsNot used
PadsNot used
Vocals / FXNot used
Risers / FXNot used
ImpactsNot used
AtmosphereNot used
No audio clips or MIDI notes found. Choose a source module to create your first musical layer.
ⓘ Why edit a track in its source module?
Session is the arranger. The source module owns the detailed creation recipe, performance or transformation that produced the track.
AEdit only the Session mix.BOpen Source and change the underlying creation.
30-second lesson: Separating creation from arrangement keeps the Session simpler and protects reusable assets. SoundCode stores source provenance so a track can return to Instrument, Synth, Drums, Record, DNA, Audio Lab or Library.
Try it: Use the Source button on one track, make a meaningful change in its module, then return to the arrangement.
ⓘ Follow Session or keep native BPM?
Follow Session intentionally adapts a creation to the Session tempo. Keep native preserves its original timing and may let it drift against the Session grid.
AFollow Session: aligned arrangement timing.BNative: original cycle timing, even if the Session BPM differs.
30-second lesson: Neither mode is universally correct. Rhythmic material normally needs intentional synchronization; textures and special effects may benefit from running freely.
Try it: Audition the same creation both ways and watch the bar grid while listening for groove changes.
ⓘ What makes a section feel different?
Energy changes through density, register, rhythm, timbre and silence—not only by making everything louder.
ADuplicate section with no musical change.BRemove, introduce or reshape one important role.
30-second lesson: A professional arrangement develops familiar material. Use section changes to create expectation and release while keeping enough identity for the listener to recognize the track.
Try it: Duplicate a verse, then change only one or two roles. Compare before adding more layers.
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Session stores the arrangement; each created asset is saved and managed in its own module. Changes to volume and effects here do not overwrite the original recording or recipe.
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