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iControl

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Working with Selected Tracks

Thankfully, GarageBand gives you more control over your music besides volume and pan. You 
also have access to, e.g., EQ and effects. These additional functions are accessed through iControl 
one track at a time. The five buttons—Generator, Track Info, EQ, Effect 1, and Effect 2—compose 
the Selected Track’s functions. That is, you will use the eight rotary encoders to control multiple 
parameters of the currently selected track.

In this mode, you will use Track/Parameter buttons to select a group of eight parameters to work 
on, and you will use the Select Buttons to select the specific track you want to edit. For example, 
press the Select Button on track 2, then press the Effect 1 button. The Effect 1 for track 2 will be 
shown on screen. Now, the rotary encoders will be used to adjust the various effect parameters. 
You can also use the Track/Parameter buttons to select additional parameters, if the effect has 
more than eight parameters. 

Please  note

: in the Track Info mode the Track/Parameter buttons are not assigned. The Select 

buttons are used to turn specific functionalities of the selected track on or off.

 

Master Controls

The Transport buttons, Jog wheel, and Master Volume control all work regardless of what track(s) 
are selected. The Transport buttons and Master Volume behave exactly like those in GarageBand. 
The Jog Wheel can be used to move through your song.

Troubleshooting

While iControl is a simple device with few connections, you may run across problems from time to 
time. If your iControl is not behaving as expected, please try the procedure detailed below. It may 
save you from having to contact Technical Support.

Problem

: My iControl is not turning on.

Reason

: iControl is not receiving power.

Solution

: iControl is powered from the USB bus. If you are using a hub, make sure it is a powered 

hub. A non-powered hub will not provide enough power to iControl. If you are not using a hub, 
try replacing the USB cable.

Technical Support

If you are having trouble with your iControl and the procedures in the Troubleshooting section do 
not  solve  your  problem,  you  may  call  M-Audio  Tech  Support  for  further  assistance.  Before  you 
call, be sure to be in front of your computer with it turned on, and be ready to tell the Support 
Representative  what  type  of  computer  you’re  using  (i.e.  Mac  G5  1GHz),  the  operating  system 
installed (i.e. Mac OS X 10.3.5), and the version number of GarageBand. 

M-Audio Tech Support is open from 7am to 7pm PST, Monday through Friday, and can be reached at  
(626) 633-9055. You can also submit an e-mail request through the M-Audio website.

 

Summary of Contents for iContro

Page 1: ...r Printed Quick Start Guide Six foot USB cable Product Features Eight endless rotary encoders Master Volume slider Six Transport buttons Select Mute Solo and Record Enable buttons Jog wheel Powered fr...

Page 2: ...omputer is on or off and no driver installation is necessary Using iControl With GarageBand iControl was designed to work exclusively with Apple s GarageBand software version 2 0 1 or higher Once you...

Page 3: ...parameter editing of the selected Track s rst insert effect via the iControl s rotary encoders Pressing the Effect 1 button while holding down the Option button will enable or disable the Effect 1 for...

Page 4: ...timeline Pressing the Fast Forward button while holding down the Cycle button will enable the cycle and set the right edge of the cycle region to the current playhead position 21 Cycle Button When on...

Page 5: ...and Master Volume control all work regardless of what track s are selected The Transport buttons and Master Volume behave exactly like those in GarageBand The Jog Wheel can be used to move through yo...

Page 6: ...039 Sales Information email info maudio co uk Technical Support PC 44 0 1309 671301 Technical Support Mac 44 0 1765 650072 Technical Support email support maudio co uk Internet Home Page http www maud...

Page 7: ...cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the...

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