▪
Pad Pages disabled: The Group buttons can be freely assigned. For each of them, you can
choose which from the 16 available colors should be used for the On and Off states.
With Pad Pages disabled, the Group buttons offer you three Color modes:
▪
Single mode: You can choose a color that will be used bright and dimmed for the On and
Off states, respectively. In this mode, the button’s lighting behaves like that of single-color
buttons (see table above).
▪
Dual mode: You can choose a color for the On state and another color for the Off state.
Both colors will be used at full brightness.
▪
HSB mode: This mode is only available when the button’s state is controlled via MIDI feed-
back (see below). In HSB mode, you can precisely define from within your MIDI target
which color the button will use.
▪
Indexed mode: This mode is only available when the button’s state is controlled via MIDI
feedback (see below). In Indexed mode, you can precisely define from within your MIDI tar-
get which color the button will use.
Controlling the Button State
The On/Off state of each single-color or multicolor button can be controlled in two ways — in-
ternally via your actions on the button, or remotely via MIDI feedback:
▪
In Toggle mode, both controls are enabled: both your actions on the button and the possi-
bly incoming MIDI messages are taken into account to update the button and LED state.
▪
In Trigger, Gate, and Increment mode, you can choose which control mode (internal or re-
mote via MIDI) you want to use. This is done via the
LED On
menu in the
Assign
pane of
the Inspector.
For more information on the button modes,
LED On
menu, and MIDI feedback mode,
see
25.6.2, Assignments for Buttons
Moreover, for the Buttons 1–8 above the displays, the particular assignment is shown within
the displays in Knobs display mode (see section
Using Your MASCHINE STUDIO Controller
Visual Feedback on Your Controller
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