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How this guide was prepared

This English edition follows the same 34 chapters as the Italian guide. Content was checked against controls, import rules, project saves and MIDI export. DAW, drum and source-return screenshots were captured from the application using demonstration material and the English interface.

The DAW supports recording, importing and arranging audio alongside musical blocks. The MIDI view is a timing preview: return to the source module to change musical material. An exported MIDI file does not replace a saved project.

The workflow to remember: generate a part in a module, send it as a block, build the form in the DAW, return to the source for variations, save the project and export MIDI when the arrangement is ready.