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[[File:v5_buttons_outlined.png|400px|right]]

[[File:v5_buttons_outlined.png|400px|right]]

''View'' buttons are outlined in green in the image and they allow direct access to the main views. Most of these buttons have 2 different views assigned, with a horizontal line separating two printed labels. The primary view is printed at top and the secondary view is printed at bottom. The "metronome" button is the exception, as it's the tap-tempo button. You push it once to access the '''tempo settings''' view, but you can tap-it several times to change the tempo BPM. Try it!

''View'' buttons are outlined in green in the image and they allow direct access to the main views. Most of these buttons have 2 different views assigned, with a horizontal line separating two printed labels. The primary view is printed at top and the secondary view is printed at bottom. The "metronome" button is the exception, as it's the tap-tempo button. You push it once to access the '''tempo settings''' view, but you can tap it several times to change the tempo BPM. Try it!

LED color depends on current view:

LED color depends on current view:

A '''bold-push''' on the button will '''always''' access the secondary view, no matter what the current view is.

A '''bold-push''' on the button will '''always''' access the secondary view, no matter what the current view is.

For instance, if you are in the mixer view and short-push OPT/ADMIN, the ''Main'' menu will be opened. If you short-push it again, the ''Admin'' menu will be opened. Then, if you bold-push the MIX/LEVEL button, the ''Audio Levels'' view will be opened. You push "metronome" button and the ''Tempo settings'' view will be opened. If you tap-it several times, the tempo BPM will be changed, e.g. tap twice per second to set tempo to 120BPM.

For instance, if you are in the mixer view and short-push OPT/ADMIN, the ''Main'' menu will be opened. If you short-push it again, the ''Admin'' menu will be opened. Then, if you bold-push the MIX/LEVEL button, the ''Audio Levels'' view will be opened. You push "metronome" button and the ''Tempo settings'' view will be opened. If you tap it several times, the tempo BPM will be changed, e.g. tap twice per second to set tempo to 120BPM.

''View'' buttons are, from left to right and top to bottom:

''View'' buttons are, from left to right and top to bottom:

[[File:ui_action_global_v4.jpg|800px|right]]

[[File:ui_action_global_v4.jpg|800px|right]]

The zynthian's classic workflow (V1-V4) is based in the 4 knobs' switches. While short-push actions are generally contextual, bold and long-push actions are generally global.

The zynthian's classic workflow (V1-V4) is based on the 4 knobs' switches. While short-push actions are generally contextual, bold and long-push actions are generally global.

Along the sections below, when omitted, these are the default push actions:

Along the sections below, when omitted, these are the default push actions:

'''The V4's extra buttons'''

'''The V4's extra buttons'''

The V4's extra silicone push buttons (S1-S4) can be configured depending of the user preference. This can be done from the webconf tool, accessing the advanced options in the wiring layout section. Some predefined  customization profiles are available from there:

The V4's extra silicone push buttons (S1-S4) can be configured depending on the user preference. This can be done from the webconf tool, accessing the advanced options in the wiring layout section. Some predefined  customization profiles are available from there:

* '''V4 Stage:''' The 4 silicone push buttons are assigned to MIDI program change 1-4. It's specially thought to use with ZS3.

* '''V4 Stage:''' The 4 silicone push buttons are assigned to MIDI program change 1-4. It's specially thought to use with ZS3.