Log played carts - a text file called play_log.txt showing which carts have been played is written to the documents folder, which you access via iTunes, in the same way to add sound files. Show playback progress - a green progress indicator is drawn visually showing how much playback has elapsed and how much is remaining. Mark played carts - when a cart is played, the text PLAYED will be displayed over the cart, to let you know that you have already played it.ĭisable played carts - carts that have been played will be disabled, so they cannot be played again.Ĭlear marked carts - carts that have been marked or disabled will be unmarked, and allowed to be played again.įrame playing carts - a white border is drawn around the cart, to make it more obvious. Tapping Setup allows the title of the rack to be set, as well as enabling several features:
The Pause, Fade, and Stop buttons allow a playing cart to be paused, faded out, or stopped, Tapping Setup allows the title of the rack to be set. The left and right arrows can be used to cycle through the five racks of carts, each rack To cancel a swap, tap on the cart with the message, The title of that cart will change, telling you to tap on the other cart. To swap two carts, touch with two fingers on one of the carts for a second or so and then release. Tapping on the Pause button will pause playback of all playing carts. Swiping to the right on a cart will pause playback of that cart. You can fade out a playing cart by swiping to the left. When a cart is playing, the title will be faded slightly, and the elapsed and remaining times This can be used to ÒeraseÓ a cart and not have it display in the rack. Tapping on clear cart will clear out the cart information.
The cart volume can be changed with the slider. When changing sliders in settings, try tapping them vs using a swipe, as sometimes the change is not otherwise saved. Fade out playback - the cart will be faded out when it stops.Fade in playback - the cart will be faded in when it starts.Touch restarts playback - touching this cart will start playback at the beginning.Touch fades other carts - touching this cart fade out all other carts.Touch aborts other carts - touching this cart will stop playback of all other carts.Setting it to 2 for example would cause it to play a total of three times).įive switches are also used to control the cart operation: You can also edit the cart title (it defaults to the name of the sound file),Īs well as the Looping Count (number of times sound playback will loop, the default, The fade time, in seconds, can be specified, this will be used when a cart is faded in or out. Setting it to 5, for example, will start playback 5 seconds into the file. The cut in time, in seconds, specifies where the sound file starts to play. Tap on Color Color to set the background color for the cart. You will be presented with a list of all of theĪvailable sound files, touch on the desired file. To select the sound file, touch on Sound File or Music Library. Set Cart Options, touch the cart and hold your finger down for about one second, then release. Sound Byte has 75 carts, arranged on a 5 by 15 rack. You will be presented with a list of all of the sound files installed for Sound Byte, tap on the desired file. If you wish to assign a sound file that you have transferred to your device using File Sharing via the iTunes app on your computer (instructions for doing this are at the bottom of this page), then tap Sound file. If your sound files are not appearing or playing, you will need to find a way to move them to your local music library, or use iTunes File sharing as described below. Please note that the sound files must actually be on your device, not in iCloud, this is an Apple restriction. You will see a list of these sound files. If you have sound files in you music library on your device (running iOS 6 or later) that you wish to play, tap "Music Library". You can assign a sound file to a cart by following these steps:įirst, touch a cart and hold your finger down for about one second, then release. When you first run Sound Byte, you see an array of empty carts. Change to a fixed bitrate, that should solve the problem. You can always move sound files directly to Sound Byte via iTunes File sharing, so they will play without problems,Īlso, we've found that iOS often has issues playing variable bitrate sound files. That is because Apple will not allow 3rd party apps to fully access these files. Sound files that are not actually stored on your device (they are in iCloud), are in Apple Music, or are DRM protected generally
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