Kodamo Essence FM MKII, Руководство пользователя

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Copy: Places the focused element into the clipboard for further use.
Paste: Places the clipboard content into the focused element.
Undo: Discards the last operation, up to 1000 times. Note: leaving a page resets the undo/redo
history.
Redo: Restores the previously discarded operation.
Save: Saves the current element into the internal memory. Apart from some global settings, an
element is never automatically saved when copied, moved or edited, you need to explicitly press
Save. Pressing save on a general page (e.g. Patch list) will open a popup allowing you to save some
specific elements, or to save them all.
Recall: Reloads the edited element (performance, patch, voice, scale or waveform) from its last
saved state.
MISC.
Preview (
♪
): Plays a few notes to quickly listen to an element without having to use a MIDI
controller. To customize preview, take a look at the Preview tab in Global > MIDI page.
Panic: Immediately stops all notes currently playing.
User Interface Elements
The EssenceFM user interface is organized into pages. After pressing a mode key, the main page of
the mode is displayed, then you can access more sub-pages from it.
The breadcrumb located at the top of the screen always shows you were you are in the page tree.
You can navigate back by pressing on a page's name.
Note the asterisks (*) on some page names. It means that the related element was modified but
wasn't saved. When the asterisk is not on a page representing a specific element but on a
«general» page (like Patch here, which is the patch list), that means at least one patch is unsaved.
As described above, pressing Save here will allow you to save all or some of the modified elements,
without having to reach all of them one by one.
If you are not familiar with computers and user interfaces, here is a description of the elements
you'll find in the EssenceFM :
Focus notion: Focus is the graphical representation of which element is currently editable, it’s
represented by a frame surrounding the focused element. A focused element is directly editable by
turning the Main Dial knob, pushing INC/DEC keys, and is eligible to a COPY/PASTE operation.
Direct Access feature: The 6 knobs located on the right side of the touchscreen allow you to edit
values without needing to focus the element. Elements concerned by Direct Access are always
flagged with the associated knob number. It’s mostly sliders, but envelope points can be directly