Can you overwrite the onboard presets with ones chosen in the app? Or do you have to use the app EVERY TIME you want to access your favorite sounds?
70490
You can. I have all my tone in the banks. None if the originals are there. You can only pull up 4 tones at a time. You really need the short board to switch through the 100 available presets.
592871
You can record your own greetings and ad them to the play list. Otherwise, you basically save all the files on the device to your desktop, reorganize and rename them, then put them back on the device. They will play in sequence, so name them in the order you want them played. Also, if you want only one or two of the music files to play, those are the only ones you want on the device.
2162968
It has no onboard sounds, so you will have to run it through a midi sound module or a computer to use it live. It has both midi and USB outs.
2074564
Yes, and no. If you replace them quick (within 5 - 10 seconds), the presets will stay otherwise they will have to be re-programmed. I have replaced mine about 30 times, I was only too slow once!
47417
The "Shuffle" option plays the exact same playlist each time the Soundfly is powered on. Mine begins with 1638, 1759, 1829, 0603, 0528, 1537, 1534, etc. Is there any way to change this order? It's sad to have over 2000 songs on a 16GB SD card and hear the same songs over and over (and over, and over). I can't believe a product that is excellent in so many ways could be lacking a way to randomize songs. I wouldn't like this with audio books, but for music I would think it's preferred. Thanks!
2022632
Not that i know of. I haven't tried though. My sounds is all done separately.
2195159
Go to your sound and change it to out- put. Every tine you connect it will change on its own.
259988
That is what I use for. I use onsong out live. It pages my set list forward the other pedal scrolls the words. The two pedals have several button combinations and you set your software accordingly. I have not tried using it with iTunes though.
1375159
There appears to be some kind of eprom or something that saves pre-sets, but it doesn't last forever. I did lose all my presets when the battery died and I didn't get around to replacing it for a couple days. However, when you take the battery and put it back in, or immediately replace a dead battery, your preset stations are saved.
298377
As far as I know it can't be a preset thing (like a setting). I found that on my Nokia it played the last song that was playing before I closed the music app, so I guess just leave your music app on the song you want before you go to bed. Still have to test this out with my Samsung tab so will let you know if I find anything different.
385843
I'm pretty sure you cannot do that. Your iPhone toggles between music outputs. You cannot choose more than one at a time.
2119701
You can set any station as one of the presets. They can be changed at any time.
894948
Yes you can, tapping the side buttons changes the track while holding changes the volume. I think pause/play is the front button.
1684047
Prior t receiving this question I had never used the presets, so I just now tried it and they appear to stay, even after you unplug the unit.
56821
Urs you can change the songs. The controls are on the top of the boom box. Only problem is the controls work best if the songs are already downloaded on your phone. If you use Pandora or spotify and try using the controls it god back to whatever you were doing before you stared playing music. But overall I enjoy it, it works great for canoe trips
1325482
you can set them to certain things if you go to channels and open the FPC. you can link certain effects to each nob and fader
711963
Yes. That type of preset is available, but you can also adjust bass and treble independently. There's also balance, auto volume, virtual surround, and Clear Voice II (which I haven't used, but apparently it tries to boost vocal frequencies to make dialogue louder). You can also disable the TV speakers, which I didn't realize until I looked just now. Same sort of thing for the picture settings. There are presets but you can adjust backlight, contrast, brightness, sharpness, color, tint, color temperature, etc. And that's before getting into the "advanced" picture settings. There's also a pretty good calibration wizard if you don't like the defaults but aren't sure where to start with adjustments.