Note : Viewing the sampler depends on you monitor, if you don't see it, use the window's slider to move down, or press the END key of your keyboard (the end key is just above the arrow keys).

- Inst : Number of the sound named VIOLONS3.AVR.
- Yellow led is lighted if this sound is activated
- Fine Tune . The higher is the Fine tune, the higher is the sound.
- Vol : volume of sample VIOLONS3, le slider on the right allows you to change this value.
- It len : Lenght in OCTET of the sample (the memory needed in you computer for this sample).

The up curve displays the whole sample.
The down curve displays the zoomed part (the blue part of the up curve). This is in the down curve where you can use the sampler tools (cut/copy etc..). Use the right and left button of the mouse to fix the start and end of the block you want to work on.
 

- First, set the audio SOURCE from which you want to record a sample. You 've got two possibilities, either the microphone of your audiochipset (here a soundblaster AWE64), or from the MUSIC played by Digital Tracker.
- Set the destination of the sampled sound : either in RAM (in the memory of your computer), or on your hard drive. If you choose the hard drive, you should define the file name which will contains the sampled sound by clicking on "D2D File" (in a ".WAV" format only).
Click on  MONitor to listen the source (if you wish to) and see the INPUT level.
If needed, change the record level.
Choose a record  QUALITY then click on  RECORD.
Then, click on STOP to stop recording.
Click on PLAY (below the sample curve) to listen, or play the new sound on any track  (ensure that they are not mute).
Note : The good working of recording depends on your own settings of BeOs, if you've no sound, ensure that AUDIO AUX is well activated in the MEDIA pannel of BeOs menu. 

To see/hide the track mix, click on the Mix/efx led.
- Mute/solo : click to  Mute/unmute, right mouse button to Solo.
- Black led shows if an EFFECT (EFX) is activated on the track.
Here no, otherwise it would be RED lighted.
- 2 efx can be activated on each track. 
Click on green zones to set the number of Efx you want to apply to the track. Then click on each LED to activate them. Use the knob to change efx volume.
Here, efx1 and efx2 leds are not lighted, this means that the 00 efx is not activated on track 7.
Note : On a filter, the knob doesn't change the volume of the effect, but changes the frequencies to be cut.
Note : Knobs have no effect with the StéréoSpace.
- Pan : Position in space (left/right) of the sound of the track.
- 2 sliders : masters volumes Left & Right. To move them independently, uncheck the LOCK button.

Advice : Use PAN for mono sounds and masters for stereo sounds.
The 128 value is the volume of the masters.

To see/hide this part, click on the little red curve beside the track number.

if the leds beside EFX1, EFX2, PAN, or MASTER V are ligthed, then there is an automatisation of the knob/sliders movment.

The value beside ENV witch curve is applied to the knob/slider. To see the curve of each slider/knob, click on the respective led then look at the automation pannel (se below).

When an automation is activated on a track, the little red curve flashes.

(to see this pannel click as shown below)

You can see the curve which number is displayed in the green zone.

The path indicate which part (directory/folder) of your hard drive (or CD/floppy) you are viewing. To go up in the disk tree, click on the BACK button. (Doing so in this exemple will change de the path from  home to boot).
LOAD & SAVE save either the entire current music, or the current  SAMPLE. Music files extend with ".DTM", while sample files extend with ".AVR" (there are a lot of different extensions for samples, but we're not going to explain them here). To save your music, check the MUS button, choose if needed a path,, type in a name in the  "filename" zone (or click in the file list to replace an existing file), then click on SAVE. To reload your music next time, you'll have to access the same path  (it's done automatically when clicking on MUS if you haven't changed anything), then choose your file in the list and click on LOAD.
For a sample, it's the same way, but click on SMP instead of  MUS.
The GO button allows you memory your favorite paths, this is a menu list where you can ADD or REMOVE paths to access them directly by clicking on them in the menu list.
The MUS, SMP and SNG work also as the GO button, and allow you to access easily to your Music or Sample paths by clicking on them. When you click on them, you set automatically the path where you were last time you used these buttons.

Here you'll define the order the pattern will be played.
Green zones :
-Position indicates the current position of the music. here we are in position 2.
-Pattern indicates which pattern is affected to the current position. Here, the pattern number 7 is affected to the position number 2.
-Repeat indicates which position the player will jump to when the end of the music is reached (when the player reaches the last position). It will work only if the LOOP button is checked.
-Nb Pos indicates the total number of positions the muysic contains. here there is 11 positions, when the player reaches position number 10, it jumps to position number 01.
-Tracks indicates the number of active tracks. You can increase it to 64. Don't increase the number of tracks if you don't really need so, because the greater is the number of tracks, the higher is the CPU need (power required by DT to play your music).
-Master indicate the global audio volume of the player.
-CPU indicate the processor power Digital Tracker uses to play the music. If the level reaches the red, it means that your computer is not strong enough to play the current music. In this case, big audio mistakes can happen. Try to decrease the tracks number or remove efx on certain tracks.
GREEN display window :
=1st number  (here  2) : current position
=2nd number (here 7) : current pattern
=3rd number  (here 08) : current line played in the current pattern
=Chronometer indicates the elapsed time since the start of the music at the current line of the current position. You can click on it with the left/right mouse button to increase/decrease it.