This function opens a system file save dialog prompting for a location and filename. function in BFD3's File menu while the desired Groove is selected or, to save the current Palette, use the Save Palette function. To save an individual Groove, use the Save Groove. If the Groove drags Audio not MIDI setting is activated (in the Groove Editor Tools menu or the Grooves Browser Options menu ), all drag and drop exports occur as audio rather than MIDI.

Grooves can be dragged from Palette slots, or entire Palettes and Grooves can be dragged directly from the Grooves Browser. Grooves can also be exported via drag & drop, either to MIDI or audio tracks in your host/DAW or to an OS file window as MIDI or audio files. The File menu contains the Export Groove MIDI, Export Groove audio, Export drum track MIDI and Export drum track audio functions. To create MIDI files from Grooves, it is necessary to use the Export features.Įxporting Grooves and the Drum Track using the File menu Grooves are stored in BFD3's own format - they are not MIDI files. The currently selected Groove or the entire Palette can be saved using the Save Groove and Save Groove Palette functions in the BFD3 File menu. Saving and Exporting Grooves Saving and Exporting Grooves

Groove music file location