A new palette opens up for you to create your own riffs, or edit built in ones. This is so engaging that it should take up the rest of your weekend, like it did mine, and decrease your chances of have a social life, like it did mine. Last, you can take samples from your favorite CDs, and then use them as is, or edit or bend them however you choose. Once you create a song, you can assemble a simplistic video to accompany it. You can create other little experiments, but they are just that.
None are worth saving to memory card.
The low resolution doesn't help at all, either. Don't get me wrong, this area is worth a try, but don't expect the same level of depth or fun. The screen in this mode resembles the old Simon toy, but it obviously plays differently. Players select a sample sound library from five, each with a drum beat or two, a bass line, sound effects and melody. The idea here is to Jam.