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New! External sidechain input for Envelopes/Compressor.New! Increased multiband split range, now from 20Hz-20kHz.Band solo and sidechain solo, for easy setup.Dry/wet mix in every Shaper, to balance the effect.

9 slots to store User Waves, saved with the patch.

Flip/resize/move/randomize wave or selection.New! 2x/3x button – double/triple patterns in a click.New! Dedicated selection tool for multinode editing.New! Smoother, more accurate spectrum view.New! Oscilloscope Magnitude mode for easy Envelope Follower setup.Large, precise oscilloscope view with Freeze option.New! Trigger Smoothing to reduce clicks when MIDI Triggering.Trigger LFO in any rhythm using MIDI notes.Audio-rate modulation up to 5.24kHz for extreme sound design.LFO loop length from 1/128 to 32 bars, with sample-accurate sync.Set LFO length in beats and bars, Hertz, or by MIDI note.Built-in help – hover over any control for description.New! Retina/HiDPI support for crisper, clearer graphics.New! Redesigned interface with larger editing areas.Click the Folder button in the top-right corner of the Level Editor.How to save your project in Beat Saber Level EditorĪfter working on your project, you'll no doubt want to keep it around no matter how it turned out.

Yes, it would definitely be nice to be able to see what the level looks like without having to put on the VR headset, but at least you get a real idea of how your project is coming along. You can again turn your attention to your PC screen. Select Level Editor to return to the Editor.

Click the Menu button on your motion controller.

Click Test Beatmap in the bottom-right corner of the Editor.

Once you've added music, events, blocks, and even some obstacles to your Beat Saber level, you can test it out to see how it looks in game. It will take time to become accustomed to how much content a level should have, and where content fits in best with the song you've selected. Don't be discouraged if your first attempt comes out as a garbled mess (like mine) of blocks, obstacles, flashing lights, and bombs.