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Synclavier Regen User Manual 19
The Selector buttons are back-lit with RGB LEDs. The increased palette of
colours available afforded Regen designers the capability of representing
different states to the user per partial or per track. These modes are helpful to the
user, so we’ve conveyed this information in other methods, additional to
distinguishing colours, such as legends on the display, as well as the
Solo and
Switcher buttons states (as stated above). Here’s a table of the Selector button’s
colours with their meanings:
State View: Tracks Partials
Active
Blue Red / White (LFO only)
Selected
Cyan Magenta
Solo’d
Chartreuse Green
NB: There are two more advanced modes where Selector buttons will be
different colours, but you don’t need to worry about these yet, they will be
covered much later in the manual: When editing Modulators the
Selector
buttons will blink white when available for selection; and when representing
harmonic coefficients or phases the
Selector buttons will blink yellow when
available for selection.
The clipboard buttons work in the customary way to Cut or Copy
tracks or partials to a clipboard and then Paste them back. You can copy more
than one contiguous partial by swiping several and tapping Copy . You can then
paste the partials (contiguous, in the same order) by swiping a selection of the
same quantity and tapping
Paste . Use the same procedure to copy multiple
tracks at once.
The MIDI-link is used to reveal MIDI configuration pages. If you have a
parameter selected from the TIMBRE panel, pressing the MIDI-link button will
bring-up a MIDI Controller page. However, if you have a NOTE FX or partial