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Supported plug & play MIDI controllers (view source)
Revision as of 21:13, 16 January 2024
, 16 January→Akai APC Key25 MK2
* Change controllers' bank. There are '''two banks''' (1 and 2), which are used to handle up to 16 chains (with the eight track buttons/knobs). Bank 1 is for chains 1 to 8 and bank 2 manage chains 9 to 16. To show current selected bank, press and hold <code>SHIFT</code>. One of the track buttons <code>LEFT arrow</code> or <code>RIGHT arrow</code> will light up in red, <code>LEFT arrow</code> is bank 1 and <code>RIGHT arrow</code> is bank 2. You can also press one of these buttons while holding <code>SHIFT</code> to change the bank.
* Change controllers' bank. There are '''two banks''' (1 and 2), which are used to handle up to 16 chains (with the eight track buttons/knobs). Bank 1 is for chains 1 to 8 and bank 2 manage chains 9 to 16. To show current selected bank, press and hold <code>SHIFT</code>. One of the track buttons <code>LEFT arrow</code> or <code>RIGHT arrow</code> will light up in red, <code>LEFT arrow</code> is bank 1 and <code>RIGHT arrow</code> is bank 2. You can also press one of these buttons while holding <code>SHIFT</code> to change the bank.
* Use track buttons to '''perform a function''' on chains. The function is chosen by pressing <code>SHIFT</code> + one of <code>SELECT</code>, <code>MUTE</code> or <code>SOLO</code> scene buttons. Press and hold <code>SHIFT</code> to see current selected function on scene buttons (in green). Functions are:
* Use track buttons to '''perform a function''' on chains. The function is chosen by pressing <code>SHIFT</code> + one of <code>SELECT</code>, <code>MUTE</code> or <code>SOLO</code> soft key buttons. Press and hold <code>SHIFT</code> to see current selected function on soft key buttons (in green). Functions are:
** <code>SELECT</code>, used to change the selected chain. The key bed (black and white keys) will play on that chain.
** <code>SELECT</code>, used to change the selected chain. The key bed (black and white keys) will play on that chain.
** <code>MUTE</code>, used to mute the corresponding chain.
** <code>MUTE</code>, used to mute the corresponding chain.