Every session adds to a picture of how you decide: the artists you return to, the styles, scales and keys, the gear, the way you like an EQ, the places and cultures in your music. It is kept in your account, read by every instrument through Control, and exports as one document you can take anywhere.
Who you are, in your words.
Your instrument, your setup, how you like to be spoken to. You write it; the system reads it every session.
What you asked it to keep.
Say /remember and it keeps the line and the facts in it. Say /memory to read them back. Nothing is kept that you did not say or do.
What it noticed.
Artists, styles, scales, keys, tones, gear, techniques, production trends, cultures, places, eras. Each with a date; a change is added, never written over.
The set you have open.
Decisions, captures and generations stay with the set they happened in. The next session on it starts where the last ended.
Your identity exports as a single file and imports back. Move between machines, keep your own copy, or take it to a maker's instrument that reads it.
No instrument holds your keys. They read your identity through Control, and Control asks you before it changes anything in the set.