Wildwood Lightning Videos

Wildwood Lightning Touch Display

This video shows you how to use the touch display on Lightning:

Header, Content and Footer
Softkey Categories and Actions
Views, Menus and Menu Items
Navigating the File System and Opening a Song File
Using the Transport Softkeys to Play a Song
Closing the Softkeys

The softkey feature shown in this video ships with Lightning version 2.2 devices. If you have an older device, you can do a firmware update to get this new feature.

Using the Chord Wheel

This video shows you how to use the Chord Wheel View on Lightning:

Chord Types
Chord Root and Notes

The Chord Wheel View is the default view that you see when you power-up Lightning.

Using the Note Wheel

This video shows you how to use the Note Wheel View on Lightning:

Notes in a Scale
Flats, Sharps, Octaves
Overriding Default Behavior

Using the Step View

This video shows you how to use the Step View and the step-based sequencer on Lightning:

Entering Notes in Steps
Steps per Measure (Page)
Looping and Overdubbing
Deleting Notes in a Step

Using the Piano Roll View

This video shows you how to use the Piano Roll View and the real-time sequencer on Lightning:

Layout of the Piano Roll View
Entering RecRdy and Record Mode
Looping and Overdubbing

Using the Tab View

This video shows you how to use the Tab View and Wildwood Tablature on Lightning:

Description of Tab Files
How to Open and Display
Playing Chords as Indicated

The Tab View is displayed when you open a .tab file.

Using the Sample View

This video shows you how to use the Sample View to record and assign samples on Lightning:

Recording a Sample
Zooming and Positioning in Samples
Assigning a Sample to a Note
Sample Loop Points

Using the Song View

This video shows you how to use the Song View to view the channels, instruments and notes for the entire song at a glance:

Channels and Instruments
Notes Across Duration of Song