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1.
USB Port:
Use a standard USB cable to connect this port to a USB port on your
computer. The computer's USB port provides power to APC mini. This connection is also
used to send and receive MIDI data to and from your computer.
2.
Kensington Lock Slot:
You may use this Kensington lock slot to secure the APC mini to
a table or other surface.
3.
Clip Stop Buttons:
Normally, you can press one of these buttons to stop the clip in the
corresponding track—represented by the column of five
Clip Buttons
just above it.
You can change their functions by pressing and holding
Shift
and then pressing one of
the
Scene Launch
buttons:
Clip Stop
,
Solo
,
Rec Arm
,
Mute
, or
Select
. Each button
puts the Clip Stop Buttons in a different mode:
•
Clip Stop Mode:
The Clip Stop Buttons will stop their corresponding tracks (the
default mode).
•
Solo Mode:
The Clip Stop Buttons will solo their corresponding tracks.
•
Record-Arm Mode:
The Clip Stop Buttons will record-arm their corresponding
tracks.
•
Mute Mode:
The Clip Stop Buttons will mute their corresponding tracks.
•
Select Mode:
The Clip Stop Buttons will select their corresponding tracks.
Press and hold
Shift
and press one of the
left
four Clip Stop Buttons (
,
,
,
) to
shift the viewable 8x8 matrix of clips. In Ableton Live's Session View, this is indicated by
a red rectangle around the clips.