FM1 Workbench outlines sequencer features and project-saving options
The web page documents the device’s track and sound-source configuration, startup behaviour and three ways to save projects.
The FM1 Workbench page describes the device’s features and controls, including its version display and project-saving workflow. The page says the current version appears both at the top of the website and on the device’s HOME screen.
According to the page, startup takes about one second and can be skipped with a button or knob. The device does not automatically play audio when it starts.
The FM1 has eight tracks, six sound sources and 16 built-in projects. Each track supports 16, 32, 48 or 64 steps.
Common operations use single-button controls, while more detailed adjustments are available through long-press menus and the web interface.
Projects can be saved to a device slot, stored in the current browser or exported as a computer backup. The device’s SAVE button stores a project in a device slot.
These specifications and workflow details are documented by the Workbench page; the supplied material does not independently verify them.
