4. Tap Tempo: Tap this button at the desired rate to determine the tempo of the
Arpeggiator, Note Repeat or Loop function. Press and hold the TAP TEMPO button to
turn off.
Note: This button is disabled if the Arpeggiator is synced to an external clock.
5. Octave Down / Up: Use these buttons to shift the keyboard's range up or down
(up to three octaves in either direction). When you are higher or lower than the
centre octave, the corresponding Octave button will light.
6. Transpose Down / Up: Pressing the transpose buttons alters the musical scale
of the note being played. You can adjust the scale by 6 levels upwards or 5 levels
downwards.
7. Assignable Control Knobs: Each endlessly rotatable knob sends a MIDI CC
message. The Control knobs can also be used for Arpeggiator control when the ARP
On/Off button is pressed and held..
8. Assignable Pads: The pads can be used to trigger drum hits or other samples in
your DAW software. The pads are velocity-sensitive, which makes them very
responsive and intuitive to play. The MIDI message each pad sends can be adjusted
using the Pad Setting function.
9. Controller Setting: Each of the eight control knobs can be configured to output a
specific MIDI CC message. This function is used to match the MIDI controller to a
specific DAW software that is expecting a certain MIDI CC message.
Press and hold the Controller Setting button and it will light up red to indicate that the
Control Knobs are in edit mode. Rotate one or more of the Control Knobs until the
desired MIDI CC message number is shown on the display. When the knobs have
been configured, release the Controller Setting button to exit the edit mode.
10: Pad Setting: Each of the 16 PADs (8 in each Bank A or B) can be configured to
output a specific MIDI Note message. This function is used to match the MIDI
controller to a specific DAW software that is expecting a certain MIDI Note message.
Press and hold the PAD Setting button and it will light up red to indicate that the PADs
are in edit mode. Select PAD Bank A or B as desired. Rotate the Control Knob above
the relevant PAD until the desired MIDI Note message number is shown on the
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