Can I save more than one Multi-instrument Mode configuration?
Multi-instrument Mode allows you to save up to 1 test configuration at a time
Written by Sam Speece
Updated at July 4th, 2024
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The Moku Multi-instrument Mode (MiM) allows you to run and connect multiple instruments at a time. It also allows you to save the setup of your MiM configuration by clicking the 'Save' button on the left side of the screen. This will save the state of the current MiM instrument slots, slot connections, and input/output settings.
You can only have one MiM state saved at a time. Clicking 'Save' with a different MiM configuration will overwrite the current saved state. It will not save specific instrument settings within each slot, those can only be saved by saving the instrument state within each instrument. You can do this by going into the instrument in each slot, selecting the menu button in the top-left, hovering 'Save/recall settings' and selecting 'Save instrument state'. You can also only save one instrument state at a time. All instrument states and MiM states are saved internally to the client software and are not saved as shortcuts to the desktop.
You can load the MiM state by clicking the 'Load' button just under the 'Save' button, which will clear the current MiM configuration and replace with your previously saved state.