In this episode, we explore some of the undocumented features of the Teenage Engineering PO-33 KO! Specifically, we look at how to copy and paste samples without engaging the auto-slice. This allows you to make custom drum kits your PO-33 KO! We hope that you enjoy!

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For clarity, here are the steps for the copy and paste trick discussed in the video:
1. Copy a sound by pressing Write and Sound, then select a drum sound slot.
2. Without letting go of Write and Sound, select a step from 1-16 where you want to paste your sample.
3. If you keep holding down write and sound, and keep selecting steps, it will paste the sample into each one.

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