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5.3.6.2 Assign a Mod wheel command to a slider
To assign a Mod wheel command to a slider:
• Enter Edit Mode by pressing the ALT and EDIT buttons;
• The display will show GLO. Rotate the DATA knob until you reach the PRE position. Press the DATA push-
knob to confirm you want to edit a parameter in the preset menu;
• The display will show DTA. Rotate the DATA knob clockwise to reach the SLD position;
• Reached the SLD position press the DATA push-knob;
• The display will show SEL (select) to let you select the control you want to edit. All the led bars will start to
pulse;
• Press or touch the slider you want to edit;
• The display will show 1 and will cycle between 1 and 2. This means that you can assign the desired control
to the primary (1) or alternative (2) function of the slider;
• The display will show PCH (pitch) and by rotating the DATA knob it will cycle to MOD (MOD wheel) -> CC
(control change) -> OCT (octave) -> PC (Programm Change).
• Reached the MOD position press the DATA push-knob to confirm you want to assign a modulation wheel
command to the slider;
• The keyboard will exit automatically the Edit Mode;
• You can exit the Edit mode any time by pressing the CANCEL/NO key.
5.3.6.3 Assign a CC message to a slider
You can assign the fader mode (hold or return to zero) as well as the CC number associated to the slider.
Hold mode: the slider will act like a mechanical fader, so it will retain the position;
Return to zero mode: in this mode the slider will automatically return to zero position once not touched;
To assign a generic CC message to a slider:
• Enter Edit Mode by pressing the ALT and EDIT buttons;
• The display will show GLO. Rotate the DATA knob until you reach the PRE position. Press the DATA push-
knob to confirm you want to edit a parameter in the preset menu;
