Latch
In ‘Latch’ mode, the pads work in a simple start / stop configuration. Press a pad to begin playing the audio, and press it again to stop it playing. This can be considered as the sound pads' 'default' mode.
Pause
In ‘Pause’ mode, when the sound pad is pressed while audio is playing, playback will be paused and the sound pad will flash until the sound pad is pressed again to resume playback.
Replay
In ‘Replay’ mode, when the sound pad is pressed while audio is playing, playback will start again from the beginning. This can be handy for firing off a sound pad multiple times in quick succession, such as the classic air-horn sound effect.
Play
In ‘Play’ mode, the sound pad will play the audio in its entirety. Pressing the pad again whilst the audio is playing will have no effect. This prevents any accidental knocks or bumps from stopping playback – handy for playing extra long pre-recorded interviews or music.
Swear Button
Whenever the user presses the pad in Swear button mode, all channels will be muted and the sound on the pad played. When activated, the sound on the sound pad can be replaced with the classic 'beep' tone to mask profanities.
Trash-Talk
In trash talk mode, the audio outputs to the USB, Bluetooth and phone channels will be muted, therefore any guest on the other end of these channels won't be able to hear anything. This can be handy for cueing guests before bringing them onto the podcast or if you're in a prank call situation and you want to talk amongst your physical guests without the caller hearing.
Loop
While not necessarily a 'mode', when ‘Loop’ is activated, the pressed sound pad will repeat playback indefinitely until the sound pad is pressed again. This is especially handy when using a looped music track as an intro that can vary in length.