Keith McMillen Instruments QuNexus RED, Руководство пользователя

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The SHIFT/PRESET Button is used to select Presets and access the “Shift” menu�
QuNexus can store 4 presets� To load or save a preset, tap the SHIFT/PRESET Button on the left side of
the QuNexus� The LEDs on the keyboard will swipe to indicate that you are in Preset Mode� One of the
four buttons (A, B, C or D) will light up to indicate which Preset is currently selected�
To load a preset, press one of the A, B, C, or D buttons�
To save a preset, hold one of the A, B, C, or D buttons for 3+ seconds�
Upon making a selection the LEDs on the keyboard will swipe again to indicate that you are leaving
Preset Mode�
The Factory Presets can be customized and new Presets can be created using the shift-menu or the
QuNexus Editor software�
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These buttons toggle functions that change the QuNexus’ playing behavior� These functions can be
toggled on and off by pressing and holding the buttons� The functions they control are listed below:
HOLD A - This button turns Toggle Mode on and off for notes in Keyboard Layer, and turns Hold on
and off when using the arpeggiator� Presets will always start with the Hold button off� Depending on the
settings of your preset, Toggle Mode will either use Toggle or Legato� The QuNexus Factory Presets all
use Toggle� For information about how to set Toggle Mode to use Legato, see the Toggle section in the
QuNexus Editor Chapter�
VELO B - This button toggles velocity response on and off for notes in the Keyboard Layer� If the button
is lit, velocity response is on� If the button is dark then each note will have a velocity of 127�
PRES C - This button toggles the Pressure source On and Off for control in the Keyboard Layer� If the
button is lit, pressure response is on�
TILT D - This button toggles the Tilt source On and Off for control in the Keyboard Layer� If the button is
lit, key tilt response is on�
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QuNexus keys output MIDI data from several different sources for a high degree of expressive control in
multiple axes. QuNexus keys can detect Velocity, Pressure, and Tilt. Listed below are definitions for each of
these:
Velocity (for Notes only): The value between 0 and 127 that represents the overall pressure on the
QuNexus keys at the moment a Note On is detected� Key Sensitivity can be adjusted using the QuNexus
Editor (see the QuNexus Editor chapter for more information)�
Pressure: Continuous values (between 0 and 127) represent the applied pressure of your finger on the
QuNexus keys�
Tilt: Continuous values (between 0 and 127) represent the Y-axis “tilt” of the QuNexus keys�