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Edit

Toggles visibility of the Edit workspace and page buttons

Status

Toggles visibility of the Status display

Keys

Toggles visibility of the keyboard and performance controls

Tempo

Click and drag the tempo up/down to change it, or double-click it to type the required tempo
manually. This control can only be adjusted when running the Fusor standalone application. When
running Fusor as a plugin in a host, it is synchronized to the host tempo.

Sync

When this button is engaged, Fusor is synchronized to the host’s tempo and transport when
running as a plugin.

Start/Stop

Starts and stops Fusor’s internal transport

Preferences

Displays Fusor’s preferences panel. Note that Fusor’s own preferences settings override those of
the individual synths loaded into synth channels. The synths’ own Preferences panels are disabled.

Macro controls

Fusor has 8 macro controls, which can be used to control any parameter that can be modulated within Fusor. They are
designed to be used in a similar way to the performance controllers within the synths and Fusor (see below).
As such, they are intended to be mapped to a set of pots/faders that send out MIDI CCs (using MIDI Learn or the
preferences panel, where they are assigned in the same way as performance controllers), but they can also be controlled
via host automation. See section 6:8 for more details about host automation and mapping MIDI CCs using MIDI Learn.
Macro control MIDI assignments are stored in the Fusor preferences. Section 6:5 features more details about the
preferences panel, including saving preferences settings for use in future sessions using the

Save as Defaults

button.

Like performance controllers, the destinations for macro controls are assigned via the FuseMod system. You can modulate
most parameters within Fusor and its hosted synths. Like any DCAM modulation source, Macro control FuseMod sources
can control multiple destinations.

Edit page buttons

The Edit page buttons provide access to each part of Fusor – click a button to display the
associated page in the Edit workspace. The Global page also provides

Edit

shortcut buttons

to the various pages.
Note that you can right-click (or CTRL-click) on any Synth page button to select the synth for
the slot from a drop-down menu.

Edit workspace

This workspace contains all editing functions in Fusor. The Global page provides overall control and mixing functions,
while the other pages allow you to adjust the various Fusor devices.
The Edit workspace can be hidden entirely by de-activating the

Edit

button in the Main LCD.

Keyboard and performance controls

Like each synth plugin, Fusor features a keyboard and set of performance controls – pitch bend,

(

Perf 1

) and

(

Perf

) controls – at the bottom of the interface. This area of the interface also contains the

MIDI Learn

and

Panic

buttons.

This keyboard is used for MIDI channel 1 in the Fusor MIDI channel router (see section 8:3). When synths are hosted in
Fusor, their individual keyboards are not accessible.
The

Perf 1

and

Perf

controls function exactly as they do in the individual synths – see section 7:4 for more details on

these controls, which are available as FuseMod sources. They are saved with Fusor’s preferences, and override the
synths’ individual assignments when they are hosted within Fusor.
The keyboard and performance controls can be hidden from view by de-activating the

Keys

button in Fusor’s main LCD.

Status display

The Status display area provides access to some
of the most important Fusor controls from any
Fusor Edit page.
This display is disabled by default to save screen
space. It can be shown by activating the

Status

button in the Fusor LCD. The following

controls are available:

Synth channels

• Synth and synth preset picker
•

Volume

and

Pan

• Aux

Send Level

controls and

Mute